Hello,
With the APE Contern we would like to organize a security event in the
spring 2012
The idea is to actually show security treats encountered every day and
not only have a presenter talk about security.
We could demonstrate phishing, WiFi spying on public places....
This is not a Linux presentation and most of the people coming will be
Windows user.
The advantage of having LiLux co-organize the event is that we can
promote free software only by our presence and maybe by distributing
some flyers.
Who could help with ideas, and presence on the event?
Our next meeting is scheduled for the 24th of November. More details
will come later.
Best regards.
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Thierry Coutelier
Dei Grëng CONTERN
Président LiLux asbl
Secrétaire adjoint Harmonie Moutfort-Medingen
7, Rue des Prés
L-5316 Contern
Tel: +352 406776 GSM: +352 621350037
Hello all,
On May 3rd at 20:00 we'll have another meeting for preparing our
"security" presentation for the APE Contern.
The meeting will take place at the Hackerspace in Strassen.
See you there,
Alain
Bonsoir,
Si vous voulez tester un OS 100% libre approuvé par la FSF, avec Gnome 2
par défaut (Gnome 3 pour les aventuriers), les dernières versions des
logiciels libres, l'accélération 3D avec Nouveau pour les cartes nvidia
: Trisquel Linux 5.5 vient de sortir avec un support long terme.
Je télécharge demain matin au travail!!
http://trisquel.info/download
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Sujet: [Trisquel-devel] Trisquel 5.5 STS Brigantia release announcement
Date : Mon, 16 Apr 2012 22:47:48 +0200
De : <ruben(a)trisquel.info>
Répondre à : Development coordination
<trisquel-devel(a)listas.trisquel.info>
Pour : <trisquel-devel(a)listas.trisquel.info>,
<trisquel-announce(a)listas.trisquel.info>,
<trisquel-users(a)listas.trisquel.info>
You can read this online at:
http://trisquel.info/en/trisquel-55-sts-brigantia-release-announcement
Downloads are at:
http://trisquel.info/download
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Trisquel 5.5 STS "Brigantia" is finally here! This release took us
some extra time but it was well worth it, as even if we went through a
lot of changes in core components we achieved many improvements while
preparing the system for the forthcoming long term support release. As
a sort of compensation (many thanks for your patience!), and due to the
importance of our next release, we will start hacking on it sooner than
usual, in about a month.
This release took our biggest effort in this eight years, and we want
to thank all the community, members, donors and specially to everyone
who contributed to the development. Many new technologies, same user
experience
This release is our first to be based on GNOME 3, GTK 3 and also
Linux-libre 3.0.0. GNOME 3 was a big challenge, because as it is
designed by now, it is not usable for our community. The new default
interface of GNOME 3 is GNOME Shell, a program that requires 3D
acceleration to work, as it relies on graphics composition. Sadly, many
graphics cards today still lack a libre driver providing acceleration,
so many users who would choose free drivers will be redirected to a
fallback desktop environment. We think that this way many users could
feel compelled to install non-free drivers to be able to use the new
desktop, so we decided to use the fallback environment as default, and
improve it when possible. Luckily this fallback is a GTK 3
implementation of GNOME panel 2x, and not only is it very usable, and
even more stable than the original, but it is also accessible,
something GNOME Shell is currently lacking.
One other advantage of using the fallback as default is that we were
able to use it to provide the same desktop layout that many Trisquel
users have become attached to. You can of course adapt and customize it
with panels and applets as usual.
This release features, among many others:
- Linux-libre 3.0.0
- GNOME 3.2
- Abrowser 11
- LibreOffice 3.4.4
Better accessibility, a better project
Continuing with our commitment to accessibility we have managed to
improve the integration with the Orca screen reader and other universal
access software. It was not easy, as it was affected by the changes in
core libraries underneath, but the results were worth it. If you use
the i18n DVD the screen reader will be started by default, allowing
visually impaired users to install it by themselves, and the login
manager in the installed system will then be accessible. It is still
far from perfect, but we will keep working on it.
Another improvement is that many NVIDIA graphic cards are now supported
with 3D acceleration using the free Nouveau driver, which was moved
from experimental into the preinstalled set of packages. Also, we can
announce now that those packages, and all the +300GB of sources and
binaries in our archive servers are now accessible through new official
mirrors in the Netherlands and India, thanks to Jason Self and the KMEA
Engineering college respectively. Many thanks!
--
Rubén Rodríguez
Trisquel project leader |http://trisquel.info
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Hello to you,
I thought this would be interresting for some of you ...
Take care,
Guilain
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Sujet: Save the date: International Day Against DRM — May 4, 2012
Date : Fri, 13 Apr 2012 20:33:48 -0400
De : DefectiveByDesign.org <info(a)defectivebydesign.org>
Répondre à : DefectiveByDesign.org <info(a)defectivebydesign.org>
Defective by Design
*While DRM has largely been defeated in downloaded music, it is a
growing problem in the area of ebooks, where people have had their books
restricted so they can't freely loan, re-sell or donate them, read them
without being tracked, or move them to a new device without
re-purchasing all of them. They've even had their ebooks deleted by
companies without their permission. It continues to be a major issue in
the area of movies and video too.
Join us in working to eliminate DRM!*
Please visit dayagainstdrm.org for more information
<http://dayagainstdrm.org/>.
On May 4th, the Defective by Design DRM Elimination Crew will of course
be running an event in Boston. But for this day to send a strong message
against DRM, we need people all over the world to join us and hold their
own events!
As well as attending or running events, you can join other activists in
blogging about DRM, putting up banners on your Web sites and blogs,
talking about DRM on your social networks and more. See below for an
evolving list of all the different ways you can help raise awareness.
Please mark your calendars, and join the Day Against DRM mailing list
for frequent updates between now and May 4th
<https://crm.fsf.org/civicrm/profile/create?gid=28&reset=1>.
Please visit dayagainstdrm.org for more information
<http://dayagainstdrm.org/>.
Matt, Josh, John and Richard
The DRM Elimination Crew
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