The folks at ATO said goodbye last week, but today they served up another helping of videos, photos, stats, and swag.
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The Buenos Aires-based free open source conference has also scheduled a return to Santiago as well as a trip to Spain in 2027.
A long badge-pickup line at the Raleigh Convention Center marked a busy opening, though it remains to be seen how many came for the new first-day deep dives.
A new format shakes up this year’s All Things Open, but familiar faces and a strong sense of community keep us coming back.
GNU Project founder Richard Stallman and developer Jacob Bachmeyer argue that GitHub’s licensing guidance, nonfree JavaScript, AI services, and centralized workflows undermine software freedom.
Fedora CoreOS 45 Test Week begins Monday, giving Linux users a straightforward way to help test the container-focused distro.
The Document Foundation's Italo Vignoli explains how LibreOffice’s support for N’Ko, Adlam, and bidirectional text shows what can happen when software priorities are not dictated solely by market demand.
A dust-up in OpenMandriva’s dev ranks escalates from abusive chats to vanished repositories and a ‘saboteur’ package that threatens Gnome and Cosmic users.
The name Akrites is derived from Akritai -- the Byzantine Empire’s frontier guardians, who stood watch where threats arrived first and defenses were thinnest.
With Richard Stallman back on the road and FSF backing 46 community-focused LibreLocal meetups worldwide, the free software movement looks anything but finished.