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Sony To Launch Firefox OS Smartphone In 2014
http://www.muktware.com/5287/sony-launch-firefox-os-smartphone-2014
Getting serious :)
Sam.
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Subject: [Fsuk-manchester] An OpenStreetMap Survey
Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2013 21:27:06 +0000
From: Yuwei Lin <yuwei.lin(a)gmail.com>
To: Manchester Free Software <fsuk-manchester(a)nongnu.org>
Hello all,
A research project I'm involved in regarding OpenStreetMap is
recruiting respondents to a survey questionnaire for inactive OSM
mappers. The link to the survey is [http://bit.ly/W2ITgh]. If you were
/ are an OSM contributor, it would be great if you could spend 5
minutes completing the survey. We'd also be grateful if you could
forward this to people who might be interested. Please see the
invitation from the researchers below. Thank you.
Best wishes,
Yuwei
http://www.ylin.org
=== A Message from Austria ===
Dear colleagues,
We are conducting a study on experiences and attitudes towards
platforms with user-generated content, particularly OpenStreetMap:
http://bit.ly/W2ITgh If you think this is not for you, because you
are not an active OSM contributor (anymore) – don’t worry, we are
looking exactly for people like you!
Completing the whole survey will take you about 10-15 minutes only.
All participants have the chance to win one of five 30€ Amazon
vouchers. Of course we will handle your personal data confidentially,
and will not pass them to any third party.
Please feel free to forward the questionnaire to friends and
colleagues. Any level of experience with OSM is relevant for the
survey.
Thank you for participating, we appreciate your help!
Silvia Klettner & Manuela Schmidt
Vienna University of Technology
http://cartography.tuwien.ac.at
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Hello all, this Saturday Free Software activists will determine the easiest
ways of chatting using Free Software audio and video programs. We'll be
testing out a variety of applications, including Pidgin, Empathy, and Kopete.
The core group of testers will be in Madlab Hackerspace in Manchester, but
*anyone can participate* - join the #FSFE IRC channel on Freenode to find
people to test chatting with, and see what still needs testing (email
manchester(a)lists.fsfe.org if you need help getting access to IRC).
The aim is to publish the results as a compatibility chart that will show at a
glance the easiest way to chat. As many Free Software users still use Skype
due to confusion surrounding Free Software alternatives, our research will
hopefully be very useful to a variety of individuals and organisations.
*Activity outline*
- Testing takes place on 15.09.12 at 14.00-17.00 UK time (15.00-18.00 CEST)
- Use a grid of Free Software chat programs for collecting our findings
- Test as many chat clients as possible (eg. Pidgin, Psi)
- For each combination of programs test whether voice chat and video
works (people without webcams can still test voice chat)
*Optional additional tests*
- Try connecting to other people at madlab, and also try
connecting to people in other countries
- Test the Free Software clients with different operating
systems if people bring them installed on laptops
- Test different versions of chat clients (not just the latest release)
*Requirements*
- Bring your own laptop (some older laptops will be available to borrow)
- Your laptop should have either a built in microphone, a separate microphone,
or mic headset
*Optional Requirements*
- Built in, or stand-alone webcam
Three separate Free Software and GNU/Linux groups will be meeting in MadLab on
Saturday: Manchester FSFE Fellowship Group, Manchester Free Software, and
ManLUG. Other activities will likely be available in addition to chat testing,
so feel free to come along and see what you fancy.
MadLab event page: http://madlab.org.uk/content/fsfe-manchester-free-software-
and-manlug/
"See" you there (one way or another :) ),
Sam.
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Free Software Foundation Europe
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Dear all - Am running late! Will hurry myself however. Its the hail, made
me crawl back to bed and turn on the electric blanket! Its testimony to my
commitment to free software that I managed to craw back out again!!!!!!
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Hi, we are meeting tomorow in bar comon accross from madlab at 7.30. Do
please come along, its been a while since we all met up and there are a few
cool bits of news to share!
We were aiming to meet at nexus but that is closed so we will meet in comon
instead for now - please keep your eyes peeled for alternative places to
try on your way though, which cafes open late etc?
See you there?
best
anna
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