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In a first-time ruling by Italian courts on open source licensing, a software vendor has lost a civil case for failing to comply with open source license requirements.
Airbyte: The Money and Licensing of Software Plumbing
The San Francisco-based startup that’s caught the eyes of VCs, to the tune of $181.2 million invested in less than a year, is also licensing its platform under the fauxpen source Elastic License.
Moshe Bar’s Codenotary Votes for AlmaLinux – Becomes a Platinum Member
Codenotary signs on to become AlmaLinux’s first $100,000 a year top tier Platinum supporter less than a month before CentOS 8’s end of life.
VR Platform ‘Decentraland’ Now a Patron Level ‘Blender’ Member
The blockchain-based virtual world platform’s membership will bring at least $135,000 in additional funding to the open source Blender project.
EFF Argument in Patent Troll Case to Be Livestreamed on Monday
The EFF said that the case involves documents so heavily redacted that no one but the parties involved can understand the case.
See Carla Schroder Talk Linux Online — and Maybe Win a Book or Other Cool Swag
Not only will you get to learn things you maybe don’t know about Linux, you might win a copy of Linux Cookbook SE, or some amazing swag!
All Virtual LibrePlanet 2022 Scheduled for March 19-20
Call for Sessions and FSF Award nominations have been extended until December 15. No news yet on whether Richard Stallman will be a speaker.
AlmaLinux Now Has Mailing Lists for Both Users and Devs
AlmaLinux has opened some doors to make it easier for its community to stay in touch with the Linux distribution.
WordPress co-founder, Matt Mullenweg, to Talk Open Source, at ‘State of the World’
The “State of the Word” address from the WordPress CMS project will be both live and in person, as well as streamed for viewing from home.
Nextcloud Forms European Coalition — Begins Antitrust Actions Against Microsoft
Nextcloud, The Document Foundation, FSFE, OnlyOffice, and 26 other organizations are pushing the EU and member states to end noncompetitive actions by Microsoft and others.
Why PHP Is Getting a Foundation and Why That Matters
The PHP Foundation is an effort by 10 key PHP-dependent vendors to assure adequate funding to keep the popular scripting language viable.
FSFE Calls for ‘Device Neutrality’ in EU’s Proposed ‘Digital Markets Act’
The proposed legislation, which would regulate “gatekeeper” platforms in the EU, doesn’t go far enough, according to the FSFE.
LibreOffice Releases User Guides for Impress and Calc 7.2
Electronic versions of LibreOffice’s guides are available as free downloads, or print-on-demand versions through Lulu.
Five Lessons from ‘All Things Open’ on Hosting In-Person Events During COVID
Todd Lewis, the founder and chairperson at All Things Open, writes about the challenges of launching a major in-person event during the Age of Covid.
A German State Is Saying Goodbye Windows, Hello Linux
The state parliament of Schleswig-Holstein in Northern Germany has already produced plans to make the state government almost 100% open source by the end of 2026.
Bilibili: Another Chinese Company Joins the Open Invention Network
Bilbili becomes the third large China-based video centered social network to throw its patents into Open Invention Network’s kitty this year.
Looking for Open Source Code Repositories? The French Government Has Your Back
The EU and many of its member states are highly supportive of open source software. France takes that to new levels.
Tux’s Favorite Recipes: Enticing Snippets from the New ‘Linux Cookbook, 2nd Edition’
The recipes that Carla Shroder shares here only begin to scratch the surface of what’s to be found in the Second Edition of her classic guide to Linux. If it was up to us, however, we would have called it “The Joy of Linux”.
Open Source Summit Japan 2021 Is All Virtual — Enjoy from Wherever You Are!
Since Open Source Summit Japan will be all virtual again this year, meaning live access anywhere, we’ve made some picks and suggestions, as well as some observations.
Mozilla Plays Matchmaker: Microsoft Store Now Offers Firefox for Windows 10 and 11
A dozen years ago, the notion of Microsoft doing anything to make it easier for Windows users to find and install open source software would’ve been unthinkable.
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