Recent blog entries for r4f

Came back from the Libre Software Meeting 2003 in Metz (France) yesterday.
There, I was a chairman for the topic "Free Software, Beyon the IT Sphere". Very interesting meeting ! Approximatively one thousand people, good stuff.
In this topic, we explored the subjects we deal with on libroscope.

jul and me recently patched VHFFS which is the hosting system if the Tuxfamily community site. We now have to commit our changes in their CVS...
Tuxfamily encountered recent technical (hardware) problems and the libroscope certainly will give them some money.

Went to FOSDEM last weekend, participated to Free Software Awards (for Guido), the FSFE panel (spoke a few), the Gnomemeeting presentation and Jabber speech. Bought O'Reilly "Programming Jabber"...

Moved in Paris yesterday, to loic's former location, in the 19th district. Great !

Finnished my French translation of Brave GNU World #35 yesterday, but forgot to terminate the one of the #34 (begun by Valéry...) ;-( Waiting for my proofreaders to send me corrections.

Going on with Ynternet, for improvements of our cooperation.net

My French translation of the #32 of the Brave GNU World has finally been published !
At last...
I posted this news yesterday evening on the major French Community news site, and it's apparently appreciated...

For authentication purpose, I had to create my GnuPG key pair.

You can now find my GPG public key at this location. On the key servers, my ID is 1024D/909A5406.

As I was doing this, I spent some time to make a rudimentary bilingual (French/English) home page.

Yesterday, we (Loic, Frédéric Couchet and me) officially founded the FSF Europe - Chapter France !! Now we have a lot to do...

You'll find some pictures of this highly serious and official moment ;-)

rodolphe : Thank you for having hosted this meeting in Lolix office.

I'm currently working with Ynternet.org on accueil.cooperation.net based on daCode news engine, IMP webmail interface and phpHoo directory manager, all written in PHP, so as to integrate them and provide overall community services.

I think it's a good thing to gather technical skills and concerns about cooperation and freedom.