Liebe Freunde Freier Software,
ich möchte Euch erinnern, dass morgen, am Freitag dem 19. Juni 2015
unser nächstes Fellowship-Treffen in Wien stattfindet. Wir treffen uns
ab 18:00 Uhr im Metalab, Rathausstraße 6. Die Agenda starten wir um
19:00 Uhr.
Folgende Punkte stehen dieses Mal auf der Tagesordnung:
* Bericht vom Infostand auf der Veganmania in Wien
* Infostand am Move Festival im September (lokale Leute aus Graz?)
* Neues vom Infostand auf der Game City Messe im Oktober?
* Aktivitätsidee: Freie Software Produktanfragen fördern
* Umfrage zur Computernutzung
* Pause
* Diverses - Teammitglieder
* gemütliches Beisammensein
Termininfo im Fellowship-Wiki:
https://wiki.fsfe.org/FellowshipEvents/Vienna_2015-06-19
Wie immer richtet sich die Einladung an alle, die sich für die FSFE oder
für Freie Software interessieren. Wir freuen uns auf eine große
Teilnehmerzahl!
Liebe Grüße
Franz
Hallo zusammen,
die Hamburger FSFE Fellows treffen sich im Juni
am Mittwoch, den 17.06.2015 im
Roxie auf der Rentzelstraße 6, 20146 Hamburg
Wir laden sowohl Fellows, alte Bekannte als auch neue Gesichter ein uns
zu besuchen und mit uns über aktuelle Themen rund um Freie Software zu
diskutieren und zu klönen.
Da diese Woche die Anmeldefristen für das Chaos Communication Camp
ablaufen auf dem die FSFE mit eigenem Village vertreten sein wird,
freuen wir uns besonders über Beiträge zur Planung des Village. :
-)
Die Details zum Stammtisch, Anfahrt und Karte sind wie immer auf
unserer Wiki-Seite zu finden:
https://wiki.fsfe.org/groups/Hamburg
Gruß,
Dominic
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Hier kommt die aktuelle Ankündigung zum nächsten Fellowship-Treffen in
Wien:
On Sat, 2015-06-13 at 14:44 +0200, Franz Gratzer wrote:
> Hallo Leute,
>
> kommenden Freitag haben wir ab 18 Uhr wieder unser Fellowship-Treffen in
> Wien. Ich schlage für die Agenda ab 19 Uhr bis jetzt folgende Themen
> vor:
>
> * Bericht vom Infostand auf der Veganmania in Wien
> * Infostand am Move Festival im September (lokale Leute aus Graz?)
> * Neues vom Infostand auf der Game City Messe im Oktober?
> * Aktivitätsidee: Freie Software Produktanfragen fördern
>
> PAUSE
> * Diverses - Teammitglieder
> * gemütliches Beisammensein
>
> Bitte gebt Bescheid, wenn Ihr noch andere Themen einbringen wollt!
>
> https://wiki.fsfe.org/FellowshipEvents/Vienna_2015-06-19
>
> Liebe Grüße
> Franz
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From: Harald Vajkonny <vajkonny(a)t-online.de>
Date: 2015-06-13 10:01 GMT+02:00
Subject: [dante-ev] Richard Stallman am 8./9. Juli in Frankfurt
To: dante-ev(a)dante.de, Tex-Mailingliste der LUG Frankfurt
<tex(a)lugfrankfurt.de>
Liebe TeX-User,
am 8. und 9. Juli haben wir Richard Stallman eingeladen, den Initiator
und wichtigsten Kontributor des GNU/Linux-Betriebssystems,
Programmierer des emacs-Editors, sowie bedeutenden Wegbereiter von
Internet und Wikipedia (Erfinder der GNU-Lizenz). Wir haben die
erfreuliche Gelegenheit, ihn gleich an zwei Terminen zu
hochinteressanten Themen sprechen zu hören:
* Free Software and Your Freedom, Mittwoch, 8. Juli, 19.00 Uhr
@Gallustheater, Kleyerstrasse 15
* Copyright vs. Community, Donnerstag, 9. Juli, 18.00 Uhr @Uni
Frankfurt, Campus Westend, Casino, Festsaal
Bitte helft uns, die Veranstaltung bekannt zu machen und verbreitet
die Info in Euren Verteilern. Benutzt dazu gerne Textteile aus der
angehängten Presseerklärung in Euren Webauftritten. Benutzt auch gerne
Material von unserer Website (http://ffsci.de). Falls ihr eigene Texte
entwickelt, empfehlen wir Euch jedoch dringend, sie von Jeanne Rasata
(rms-assist(a)gnu.org) checken zu lassen, um häufige inhaltliche Fehler
bezüglich Freier Software zu vermeiden.
Wenn ihr einen Flyer mit Eurem Logo im Footer haben wollt, dann
schickt mir bitte eine entsprechende Bilddatei.
Wir suchen außerdem noch Sponsoren für diese Veranstaltung! Diese
heutige email ist nur eine Vorabinformation, aber wir wollen noch
offizielle Plakate drucken, um die Veranstaltung breit bekannt zu
machen. Sponsoren, die sich schnell melden (möglichst noch in dieser
Woche) werden dann mit ihrem Logo auf dem fertigen Plakat erscheinen.
Herzliche Grüße,
Harald Vajkonny
(Frankfurt Free Software and Culture Institute e.V.)
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Hallo zusammen,
falls Leute aus dem Westerwald oder der Gegend um Limburg hier
mitlesen, könnte sie das vielleicht interessieren:
Wir veranstalten am 2.7. ab 19 Uhr in Hadamar-Faulbach ein "Freie
Software Café". Was genau wir da machen, wollen wir noch nicht im
Vorfeld festlegen, aber es soll im weitesten Sinne zum Austausch über
Freie Software dienen. Also von gegenseitig bei Installation und
Pflege helfen über theoretische Diskussionen bis zur Planung von
Aktionen um Freie Software zu verbreiten ist alles möglich.
Für mehr Infos gibt es einen Flyer [1], eine Einladung von "Westerwald
im Wandel" [2] und eine Einladung von "Anarchist im Westerwald" [3].
Viele Grüße
David
[1] http://grischa-nore.de/nore/FS%20Cafe%20Fyler.png
[2] http://westerwaldimwandel.de/index.php?p=tein&g=150702os#xxanz
[3] https://anarchistimww.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/freie-software-cafe/
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Hallo zusammen,
kommenden Samstag, 13. Juni 2015 ab 19:00 Uhr findet wieder das
Fellowship-Treffen Franken statt. Dieses Mal treffen wir uns in
Nürnberg, im Kopernikus-Biergarten. Zu diesem Treffen seid ihr herzlich
eingeladen!
Alle Details zum Treffen und zum Ort findet ihr hier:
http://www.fellowship-franken.org
Mit einer Mail an franken-join(a)lists.fsfe.org könnt ihr euch auf
unserer Mailingliste anmelden um mitzudiskutieren, Orte für kommende
Treffen vorzuschlagen und um weitere Informationen zu bekommen.
Dann hoffentlich bis Samstag!
Liebe Grüße
Florian
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Hallo,
Kommunen, die die Einführung Freier Software und Offener Standards
verschleppen, mit Strafen zu belegen, um sie zum Handeln zu zwingen,
fordert Astrid Oosenbrug, die für die niederländische Arbeiterpartei
PvdA im Europaparlament sitzt.
http://www.pro-linux.de/news/1/22414/niederlaendische-europa-parlamentarier…
Durch die Nichteinführung fügen sie nämlich den Bürgern laut Frau
Oosenbrug einen Nachteil zu.
Zu viele öffentliche Verwaltungen in den Niederlanden seien zu weit
hinter der Zeit zurück, was freie Software angeht, erklärte sie.
Ich fürchte, dass dies sich in diesem unserem Lande, von einzelnen
"Leuchtturmprojekten" abgesehen, mindestens genauso schlimm darstellt.
Allerdings stehen hier auch die anderen Gebietskörperschaften keineswegs
besser da.
Daher stellt Frau Oosenbrug eine auch für Deutschland interessante
Forderung auf.
Gruß
Michael
.
= FSFE Newsletter – June 2015 =
[ Online lesen: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201506.de.html ]
== For whom the bell tolls? ==
On the first Wednesday of May, a coalition of digital liberties
organizations, including FSFE, and a multitude of individual activists
held the International Day Against DRM[1] 2015 to raise awareness about
digital restrictions management, a pervasive and deeply entrenched
mechanism designed to plunder the citizenry of the concept of ownership.
Along with numerous other defenders of consumer rights and digital
liberties we published a statement asking legislators to guarantee the
traditional right to tinker[2] with our property. This was necessitated
by both the prior steady erosion of the rights to repair and modify our
belongings and the renewed push by various manufacturing companies, like
John Deere[3], one of the largest manufacturers of agricultural
equipment, to deny their customers the right to modify their own
property in whatever way the customers wish, using bad laws like the US
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which forbid consumers to circumvent
or remove certain defects from their purchases.
== FSFE is looking for a systems architect ==
Due to sustained growth we have experienced in the last few years, our
infrastructure has developed into a state where it is no longer able to
fulfil our needs. Therefore, we are looking for a systems architect[4]
to help us document our existing infrastructure dependencies, develop
this into a maintainable architecture, and help our system
administrators migrate our services to the new architecture.
If you have a good grasp of Free Software, creating technical
documentation, virtualization, MTAs, database servers, and web services
and you wish to help us ensure scalability and continued availability of
both Fellowship services and our internal tools, then you are welcome to
apply by contacting our Executive Director, Jonas Öberg[5]. This is your
chance to gain a deeper understanding of the technical challenges faced
by our volunteers and staff, and help us overcome these hurdles!
== Something completely different ==
- Guido Arnold, FSFE's edu-team coordinator, held a keynote at DORS/CLUC
in Zagreb about Free Software adoption in education throughout Europe
and wrote a short post about it[6].
- Our President Karsten Gerloff has written a blog post explaining why
Facebook's new option to encrypt e-mail notifications using the
OpenPGP standard is useless[7]. The bottom line is that on Facebook
you are the product and the new “feature” will neither guard your data
from overreaching law enforcement nor advertisers willing to pay.
- Our associate[8] Fundaţia Ceata[9] is organizing a conference called
Coliberator '15[10] from June 6th to 7th in Bucharest, Romania. The
conference has featured our president Karsten Gerloff and the founder
of the Free Software movement, Richard M. Stallman, as keynote
speakers during previous editions.
- From the planet aggregation:
- Our Fellow Kevin Keijzer writes about liberating a Thinkpad
T60p[11] for another Fellow, André, who reviews the
experience[12].
- Daniel Pocock is showing people how to use Blender for video
editing[13].
- Max Mehl, a former intern, is writing about his current
volunteering experience in Africa[14]. Max offers a rather
strange, but eye-opening perspective on the way Tanzanians
perceive technology.
== Get active: call on legislators to oppose TTIP, CETA ==
This newsletter started with DRM; it will also end with DRM:
unscrupulous actors are attempting to use secretly negotiated trade
agreements TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) and
CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) to make it extremely
difficult for future governments to get rid of current bans on
circumventing digital restrictions mechanisms. Instead, they would force
governments to impose ever-harsher penalties on anyone who dares to
tinker with their property.
We at FSFE would rather avoid that future. Hence, we are asking you to
contact your elected representatives both in the European parliament and
various legislative bodies throughout Europe and let them know that you
wish European laws to remain the province of European legislators. Ask
them to oppose secretly negotiated[15] treaties; ask them to demand
transparency and openness; and, most importantly, do it now and tell
your legislators about the things you like to do with your possessions.
It would also be nice if you could tell them what you would be unable to
do if those secretive trade agreements were ratified, but you cannot: we
do not know the current state of the negotiations. This is quite
annoying, but despair not: most of our elected representatives are also
in the dark, and they are unlikely to enjoy it. This offers us a unique
opportunity to tune them against the deals before they are finalized and
presented for ratification: let us get our representatives to oppose
these deals while they can make a decision based on democratic
principles and need not yet decide whether the economic perks outweigh
the proposed harm to a free society.
Thanks to all the volunteers[16], Fellows[17] and corporate donors[18]
who enable our work,
Heiki Lõhmus[19], FSFE[20]
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Free Software Discussions <https://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html>
1. https://www.defectivebydesign.org/dayagainstdrm
2. https://fsfe.org/news/2015/news-20150506-01.de.html
3. http://copyright.gov/1201/2015/comments-032715/class%2021/John_Deere_Class2…
4. https://fsfe.org/news/2015/news-20150527-01.de.html
5. https://fsfe.org/about/oberg/index.de.html
6. http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2015/06/free-software-in-education-keynote-at-d…
7. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/2015/06/01/facebook-offers-to-send-you-encryp…
8. https://fsfe.org/associates/associates.de.html
9. https://ceata.org/
10. http://coliberator.ro/2015/
11. http://blogs.fsfe.org/the_unconventional/2015/05/08/flashing-coreboot-on-a-…
12. https://blogs.fsfe.org/ao/2015/05/29/how-i-got-a-thinkpad-t60p-coreboot-gnu…
13. http://danielpocock.com/quick-start-blender-video-editing
14. http://blog.mehl.mx/2015/technology-and-free-software-in-tz/
15. https://blogs.fsfe.org/lucile.falg/2014/08/11/ttip-policy-laundering-a-few-…
16. https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute.de.html
17. http://fellowship.fsfe.org/join
18. https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus.de.html
19. https://fsfe.org/about/repentinus/index.de.html
20. https://fsfe.org/index.de.html
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= FSFE Newsletter – June 2015 =
[ Online lesen: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201506.de.html ]
== For whom the bell tolls? ==
On the first Wednesday of May, a coalition of digital liberties
organizations, including FSFE, and a multitude of individual activists
held the International Day Against DRM[1] 2015 to raise awareness about
digital restrictions management, a pervasive and deeply entrenched
mechanism designed to plunder the citizenry of the concept of ownership.
Along with numerous other defenders of consumer rights and digital
liberties we published a statement asking legislators to guarantee the
traditional right to tinker[2] with our property. This was necessitated
by both the prior steady erosion of the rights to repair and modify our
belongings and the renewed push by various manufacturing companies, like
John Deere[3], one of the largest manufacturers of agricultural
equipment, to deny their customers the right to modify their own
property in whatever way the customers wish, using bad laws like the US
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which forbid consumers to circumvent
or remove certain defects from their purchases.
== FSFE is looking for a systems architect ==
Due to sustained growth we have experienced in the last few years, our
infrastructure has developed into a state where it is no longer able to
fulfil our needs. Therefore, we are looking for a systems architect[4]
to help us document our existing infrastructure dependencies, develop
this into a maintainable architecture, and help our system
administrators migrate our services to the new architecture.
If you have a good grasp of Free Software, creating technical
documentation, virtualization, MTAs, database servers, and web services
and you wish to help us ensure scalability and continued availability of
both Fellowship services and our internal tools, then you are welcome to
apply by contacting our Executive Director, Jonas Öberg[5]. This is your
chance to gain a deeper understanding of the technical challenges faced
by our volunteers and staff, and help us overcome these hurdles!
== Something completely different ==
- Guido Arnold, FSFE's edu-team coordinator, held a keynote at DORS/CLUC
in Zagreb about Free Software adoption in education throughout Europe
and wrote a short post about it[6].
- Our President Karsten Gerloff has written a blog post explaining why
Facebook's new option to encrypt e-mail notifications using the
OpenPGP standard is useless[7]. The bottom line is that on Facebook
you are the product and the new “feature” will neither guard your data
from overreaching law enforcement nor advertisers willing to pay.
- Our associate[8] Fundaţia Ceata[9] is organizing a conference called
Coliberator '15[10] from June 6th to 7th in Bucharest, Romania. The
conference has featured our president Karsten Gerloff and the founder
of the Free Software movement, Richard M. Stallman, as keynote
speakers during previous editions.
- From the planet aggregation:
- Our Fellow Kevin Keijzer writes about liberating a Thinkpad
T60p[11] for another Fellow, André, who reviews the
experience[12].
- Daniel Pocock is showing people how to use Blender for video
editing[13].
- Max Mehl, a former intern, is writing about his current
volunteering experience in Africa[14]. Max offers a rather
strange, but eye-opening perspective on the way Tanzanians
perceive technology.
== Get active: call on legislators to oppose TTIP, CETA ==
This newsletter started with DRM; it will also end with DRM:
unscrupulous actors are attempting to use secretly negotiated trade
agreements TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) and
CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) to make it extremely
difficult for future governments to get rid of current bans on
circumventing digital restrictions mechanisms. Instead, they would force
governments to impose ever-harsher penalties on anyone who dares to
tinker with their property.
We at FSFE would rather avoid that future. Hence, we are asking you to
contact your elected representatives both in the European parliament and
various legislative bodies throughout Europe and let them know that you
wish European laws to remain the province of European legislators. Ask
them to oppose secretly negotiated[15] treaties; ask them to demand
transparency and openness; and, most importantly, do it now and tell
your legislators about the things you like to do with your possessions.
It would also be nice if you could tell them what you would be unable to
do if those secretive trade agreements were ratified, but you cannot: we
do not know the current state of the negotiations. This is quite
annoying, but despair not: most of our elected representatives are also
in the dark, and they are unlikely to enjoy it. This offers us a unique
opportunity to tune them against the deals before they are finalized and
presented for ratification: let us get our representatives to oppose
these deals while they can make a decision based on democratic
principles and need not yet decide whether the economic perks outweigh
the proposed harm to a free society.
Thanks to all the volunteers[16], Fellows[17] and corporate donors[18]
who enable our work,
Heiki Lõhmus[19], FSFE[20]
--
Free Software Foundation Europe <https://fsfe.org>
FSFE News <https://fsfe.org/news/news.en.rss>
Upcoming FSFE Events <https://fsfe.org/events/events.en.rss>
Fellowship Blog Aggregation <https://planet.fsfe.org/en/rss20.xml>
Free Software Discussions <https://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html>
1. https://www.defectivebydesign.org/dayagainstdrm
2. https://fsfe.org/news/2015/news-20150506-01.de.html
3. http://copyright.gov/1201/2015/comments-032715/class%2021/John_Deere_Class2…
4. https://fsfe.org/news/2015/news-20150527-01.de.html
5. https://fsfe.org/about/oberg/index.de.html
6. http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2015/06/free-software-in-education-keynote-at-d…
7. http://blogs.fsfe.org/gerloff/2015/06/01/facebook-offers-to-send-you-encryp…
8. https://fsfe.org/associates/associates.de.html
9. https://ceata.org/
10. http://coliberator.ro/2015/
11. http://blogs.fsfe.org/the_unconventional/2015/05/08/flashing-coreboot-on-a-…
12. https://blogs.fsfe.org/ao/2015/05/29/how-i-got-a-thinkpad-t60p-coreboot-gnu…
13. http://danielpocock.com/quick-start-blender-video-editing
14. http://blog.mehl.mx/2015/technology-and-free-software-in-tz/
15. https://blogs.fsfe.org/lucile.falg/2014/08/11/ttip-policy-laundering-a-few-…
16. https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute.de.html
17. http://fellowship.fsfe.org/join
18. https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus.de.html
19. https://fsfe.org/about/repentinus/index.de.html
20. https://fsfe.org/index.de.html
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