Category: Community
All discussions about free software communities
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Results of the 2026 thematic survey
See the results and analyses of the survey we conducted in February 2026, to find out your opinion on the topics to be covered in the podcast.
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#62 – [Open Source Publishers] Rudder: cybersecurity tool, self-financed company for 15 years
![#62 – [Open Source Publishers] Rudder: cybersecurity tool, self-financed company for 15 years](https://www.projets-libres.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Projets-LibresxRudder-1200x630-1.png)
Discover Rudder, a French cybersecurity tool whose development has been entirely self-financed for 15 years. With Alexandre Brianceau, the CEO of the Rudder company, we talk about: – its business model and licenses – development financing- the product-market fit concept- feedback that it wishes to share with us
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#61 – [Associations] The April association (3/3): Libre à vous! and Libre à lire!
![#61 – [Associations] The April association (3/3): Libre à vous! and Libre à lire!](https://www.projets-libres.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Projets-LibresxApril3-1200x630-1.png)
Last episode on April, the association for the promotion of free software. Today we are talking about the radio show Libre à vous! and the transcription site Libre à lire!
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#60 – [Conference] FOSDEM 2026 feedbacks
![#60 – [Conference] FOSDEM 2026 feedbacks](https://www.projets-libres.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/FOSDEM-2026-1200x630-1.png)
FOSDEM, the major European exhibition of free software developers, was held in Brussels on January 31st and February 1st. We give the floor to a few people close to the podcast to share their impressions.
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Projets Libres changes its sound design with KPTN
Projets Libres recently joined LinuxFr.org. To this end, we have redone the sound design of the podcast, which had not been modified since April 2023! We are happy to have collaborated with Clément Oudot, aka KPTN, using the music of one of the songs of his upcoming album CœurK, named Lucie.
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#56 – [Conference] From OpenAI to Opensource AI: between commercial ownership and collaborative openness
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Conference by Raphaël Semeteys, co-host of the podcast recorded in April 2025 in Paris, Palais des Congrès, Porte Maillot during the Devoxx France show. Let’s explore the evolution of generative AI by examining the dynamics between commercial interests, ethics, and open collaboration. Based on an in-depth analysis of the levels of openness of different generative…
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#55 – [Announcement] Projets Libres becomes the official podcast of LinuxFr.org
Projets Libres becomes the official podcast of LinuxFr.org! Check out the announcement at the Open Source Experience show in Paris on December 11, 2025.
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Projets Libres joins LinuxFr.org!
Announced with great fanfare on Thursday, December 11 during the associative highlight of Open Source Experience, Projets Libres becomes the podcast of LinuxFr.org. Since April 2023, the Projets Libres podcast has been shedding light on the projects, communities, and individuals that make up the free and open source ecosystem. The episodes are regularly promoted on…
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#54 – [Conferences] The 2026 Rencontre hivernales du libre (Winter Free Software Meetings, RHL): free software in front of the ski slopes
![#54 – [Conferences] The 2026 Rencontre hivernales du libre (Winter Free Software Meetings, RHL): free software in front of the ski slopes](https://www.projets-libres.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/projets-rhl-1200x630-2.png)
The winter free software meetings are organized by the Swisslinux.org association in Saint-Cergue (VD) in Switzerland. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the event and the 20th anniversary of the SwissLinux association!
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#53 – [Transport] The PAN: centralising transport data to decarbonise our journeys
![#53 – [Transport] The PAN: centralising transport data to decarbonise our journeys](https://www.projets-libres.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/projets-maxime-siret-1200x630-1.png)
In order to accelerate the decarbonization of our travel and facilitate the modal shift, the French government has a national access point (PAN) that centralizes all transport data and makes it available to a rich and diverse ecosystem of reusers, including the large route planners. Discover with Maxime Siret, its manager, the history and functioning…