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Our writer goes to the Queen City of Charlotte, North Carolina for the SouthEast LinuxFest. Instead of having a good time, however, the trip turned into a nightmare — but the fault lies with Econo […]
Continue reading How My Trip to SELF Turned Into a Nightmare
Also included: Maru OS brings Android/Debian convergence, three new distro releases, Google making Android more proprietary and EFF asked to investigate Miscrosoft.
FOSS Week in Review
Here I am, sitting at the FOSS […]
Continue reading Microsoft’s BSD, SourceForge’s Speed Test & More…
There’s a component to the SouthEast LinuxFest that’s not seen at most other free and open source conferences, as the conference seeks to celebrate not only FOSS, but Southern culture as well.
The SouthEast […]
Continue reading FOSS and Grits With Southern Fried Linux
While North Carolina’s HB2, the so called ‘bathroom bill,’ has already had a major negative economic effect on the state’s economy, it’s doubtful it will have much impact on the two major open source conferences […]
Continue reading Will North Carolina’s HB2 Affect State’s Open Source Conferences?
Two down and one to go for the big Linux and FOSS conferences for the winter of 2016.
Today linux.conf.au 2016 gets cranked up for a five day run in the land down under for […]
Continue reading Spring 2016 ‘Big Tent’ Linux and FOSS Conferences
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