Free Software Foundation Europe

Benvenuti alla home page della Free Software Foundation Europe, http://fsfeurope.org. La FSFE, attiva dal 10 Marzo 2001, supporta a livello europeo il Software Libero in tutti i suoi aspetti e in modo particolare il Progetto GNU. Sosteniamo attivamente lo sviluppo di Software Libero e il progresso dei sistemi operativi basati su GNU, come GNU/Linux. Inoltre forniamo assistenza a politici, avvocati e giornalisti, con l'obiettivo di assicurare un futuro legale, politico e sociale al Software Libero.

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.

Ultime notizie FSFE Newsletter 2008-07-08 I lavori di manutenzione sono i lavori meno popolari in qualsiasi organizzazione, e qualsiasi organizzazione che lavori sotto pressione ha la tendenza ad accumularne. Questo è il motivo per cui dopo l'intenso lavoro dell'anno scorso nello stabilire e far crescere la Freedom Task Force, lavorare sull'antitrust e sul caso dell'OOXML, ed altre attività, anche FSFE ne ha accumulati alcuni. Fortunatamente, dopo una consistente preparazione e tre giorni intensivi, l'Assemblea Generale di FSFE tenutasi a giugno è riuscita a prendersene cura e a mandare tutti a casa pieni di motivazioni e cose da fare. I risultati di questo incontro diverranno visibili durante il corso di questo anno. [Maggiori informazioni..] Stabilisers for freedom: Wine 1.0 2008-06-18 "Of course, it should be in the users interest to 'ride their bicycles independently', i.e. not having to rely on training wheels. However, the training wheels keep children from falling and give freedom to both the children and their parents. Likewise Wine helped to give freedom and security to the users. It is for this we are thankful and we recognise their work." [Maggiori informazioni..] GPL-Violations.org and FSFE's Freedom Task Force to work more closely together 2008-05-27 "It is a clear, legal fact that distributing Free Software means people must comply with the licences. GPL-Violations.org and the FTF are now building the long-term legal infrastructure for support and compliance" comments Harald Welte. Shane Coughlan adds "I believe our new agreement will help ensure sustainability for legal infrastructure to support Free Software in Europe." [Maggiori informazioni..] FSFE Newsletter 2008-05-21 Issues around standardisation continued to make headlines during April. However, other important areas of focus were also under discussion around the world. [Maggiori informazioni..] FSFE Newsletter 2008-04-16 It has been another busy month for software freedom. Open Standards have continued to dominate discussions in ICT with the MS-OOXML proposal being accepted by ISO as a standard. FSFE and numerous other parties have observed this process from the beginning and have reason to be concerned about the state of international standardisation. You could read more about this in our lead story below. [Maggiori informazioni..] Altre notizie... [RSS]

Prossimi eventi Zurich Fellowship meeting 2008-08-15 There will be a Fellowship meeting at the FSFE Zurich office from 18:00 until 19:30 on Friday the 15th of August. Some free (as in beer) beer will be provided and all Fellows nearby are invited to attend. It will be a good chance to get to know each other in person, to discuss ways of spreading the word about Free Software in Switzerland, and to generally have a good time. This meeting will be hosted by Shane Coughlan, the coordinator of FSFE's legal activities. However, he promises not to talk about licences unless someone asks. If you are coming to the meeting please let Shane know by sending an email to coughlan@fsfeurope.org. 'Who Owns Free Software? The Copyright and Patent Debate' speech at OSiM World, Berlin 2008-08-17 Shane Coughlan, Freedom Task Force coordinator at FSFE, will deliver a speech entitled 'Free Software licenses and other questions' at OSiM World at Berlin on the 17th of August. This talk will examine question of ownership, the goal of owning creative work, benefits to consumers and the community and the relationship between ownership and Free Software licences. Official launch of GPLv3 in The Netherlands 2008-08-19 Shane Coughlan, Freedom Task Force coordinator at FSFE, will host a three hour workshop entitled 'Licensing questions and Legal issues in the light of GPLv3' for the launch of the GPLv3 at the Univesity of Tilburg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands on the 19th of August. This event is sponsored by NLnet. Fellowship's stand at the Braderie de Lille, Lille (France) 2008-09-06 2008-09-07 The so-called "Braderie de Lille" (Lille's flea market) is a big outside-event which has taken place every year since the 12th century during the first week-end of september. chtinux, a Linux User Group which is installed around there, has proposed to the Fellowship to take part in the Braderie. The FSFE, and especially the Fellowship's stand, will get much visibility, since millions of people of numerous nations take a walk on Lille's streets. Come to discover this beautiful city and to eat some Braderie's culinary specialities like clams ! And above all, come in order to support the Fellowship ! Fellowship's stand will be situated on Place du Vieux Marché aux chevaux. If you want more information about this event please send an email to Benjamin: morant@fsfeurope.org 'Licensing questions and other legal issues' workshop in Zurich, Switzerland 2008-10-17 Shane Coughlan, Freedom Task Force coordinator at FSFE, will deliver a two day course entitled 'Free Software licenses and other questions' at the Digicomp Academy Zurich, Switzerland. The course is intended for project managers, developers and technicians who wish to become more knowledgeable regarding code distribution options. Altri eventi... [RSS]

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