Free Software Foundation Europe
La Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) è un'organizzazione
senza fini di lucro dedicata al Software Libero. La FSFE
ritiene che le libertà di usare, studiare, condividere e migliorare
il software siano cruciali per assicurare un'equa partecipazione
alla società dell'informazione. Lavoriamo per creare consapevolezza
e supporto per la libertà del software, a livello politico,
giuridico e della società nel suo complesso. Inoltre promuoviamo lo
sviluppo di tecnologie, come il sistema operativo GNU/Linux, che assicurano
queste libertà a tutti i membri della società digitale.
Il lavoro della FSFE è reso possibile da molti contributi
individuali, in particolare dalla Fellowship della FSFE. Un
modo per contribuire è quello di unirsi subito e invitare
altri a farlo.
FSFE's Fellows have elected their second
representative to the organisation's governing body, the
General Assembly. Julia Klein will join Torsten Grote in FSFE's
strategic decision making body to speak for the Fellows for the next
to years.
Will you be able to read your documents 20 years from now? Every day,
millions of computer users like you edit text and spreadsheets, take
pictures and record audio and video. What if you couldn't read your
private letters anymore, or even open that album with pictures from your
honeymoon? What if you couldn't exchange those files with friends, because
the software used by each one of you can't talk to each other? To help you
make your documents future-proof, we celebrate Document Freedom Day on
March 31.
FSFE welcomes the arrival of greater competition in the web browser
market. From today, Microsoft has to offer Windows users in Europe the
possibility to choose among different browsers. This step puts into
practice the company's settlement with the European Commission from
December 2009. The Free Software Foundation Europe was an active
participant in the Commission's investigation.
This year on Valentine's Day, FSFE calls on Free Software users
everywhere to show their love for Free Software. Behind every Free
Software initiative and organisation there are real, hard-working
people.
In January, FSFE was awarded the Theodor Heuss Medal as a "trendsetting
organisation". This recognition for the hard work of the past years was a
good start into the new year.
(18 Mar)
A Fellowship meeting takes place on 18 March 2010 in Zurich. We meet at
18:30 in the "Pausenraum" of the "Spielwerkstatt Murmel", Kanonengasse
16, first floor (Zeughaus 5, old barracks in Zurich's city center,
upstairs, down the corridor until the end). As usual, this invitation is
for everyone interested in the FSFE or Free Software. We're looking
forward to seeing you there!
Incontro mensile della Fellowship a Vienna, Austria
(19 Mar)
Questo mese, l'incontro della Fellowship di Vienna si terrà al
Metalab,
situato in Rathausstraße 6 nel primo distretto di Vienna. Saremo là dalle
18:00, mentre le discussioni in programma inizieranno alle 19:00. Come sempre,
questo invito è rivolto a chiunque è interessato alla FSFE o al Software
Libero. Ti aspettiamo!
Freedom Task Force ELN Workshop, Amsterdam, Netherlands
(08 Apr
↓
09 Apr)
The
Freedom Task Force, FSFE's legal and licensing department, will hold the third
European Licensing and Legal Workshop on the 8th and 9th of April 2010 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. This conference will provide legal experts a forum for discussions on supply chain management, compliance procedures, licence management and other legal issues related to the growth of the European Free Software market.
There is limited space available at the event and attendance for non-network members is by invitation only.
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