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Karen Sandler: I’m Running for the Linux Foundation Board of Directors
As we begin a new year, I’m super excited that Conservancy has almost reached our initial target of 750 Supporters (we’re just 4 Supporters away from this goal! If you haven’t signed up, you can push us past this first milestone!). We launched our Supporter program over a year ago and more recently, in November, we asked you all to become Supporters now so that Conservancy can survive. Conservancy is moving toward a funding model primarily from individuals rather than larger corporate sponsors. While we are about to reach our minimal target, we still have a long way to go to our final goal of 2,500 Supporters — which will allow us to continue all of Conservancy’s critical programs, including copyleft enforcement. Many individuals have come forward to donate, and we hope that many more of you do so too! I was really excited about the statement of support published last week by the GNOME Foundation, and in particular their point that enforcement is necessary and benefits GNOME and free software as a whole.
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GNOME Devs Are Defining a Clear Set of Core Apps for the Desktop Environment
We always bring our readers the latest news from the GNOME Project, and today we have some interesting story to share with you all, especially GNU/Linux operating system vendors.
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Reproducible builds: week 38 in Stretch cycle
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The Penguicon Lucas Tech Track
So if you’re in Detroit on the weekend of 29 April-1 May, come by and see me bloviate about:
PAM: You’re Doing It Wrong
the ZFS File System
Networking for Systems Administrators
Encrypted Backups with Tarsnap
BSD Operating Systems in 2016
Senior Sysadmin Panel
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