Category: Community
All discussions about free software communities
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#33 – Framasoft is 20 years old! (1/2) – The first 10 years
“What I remember is the capacity for transformation, certainly minimal compared to that of Google but absolutely not negligible that a tiny French-speaking association like Framasoft can have.
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#32 – The Eclipse Foundation – software sustainability and European sovereignty
At the Eclipse Foundation, our position is to say that we are here to help projects that aim at digital sovereignty to be structured. To help them collaborate to help them grow and eventually to project these technologies elsewhere in the world. Since we moved to Europe, interestingly, we’ve had a lot of projects come…
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#31 – Strategies for Open Source Startups – Emily Omier
Categories: Business models, Community, Community, Conference, Conference, Content creation, Content creation, Legal, Legal, Business modelsInterview with Emily Omier, Open Source Business Strategy Consultant Walid : it’s the new season of Projets Libres!, it’s the first recording since September. We’re really excited today because first of all I’m not alone in doing this interview, we’re going to meet someone who has already been in the podcast, it’s Raphaël Semeteys who…
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#30 – Emmabuntüs, Linux distribution and reuse
Let’s embark together on the discovery of Emmabuntüs distribution! Alongside Patrick and Yves, two of its maintainers and contributors, we explore the origins of the project, its commitment to the reuse of computer equipment, its relationship to the Jerry Do It Together project, as well as its recent initiatives to improve accessibility for visually impaired…
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#29 – UI/UX Designers and Free Software – Maiwann
Where are the UX/UI designers in free software? How do they fit into projects? With Maiwann, we talk about user-centered design, and the barriers designers face when collaborating with developers.
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#28 – Fedora and the Fedora-Fr Community
Categories: Community, Business models, Community, Content creation, Content creation, Business modelsIn this podcast episode, we’re celebrating 20 years of the Fedora-Fr community! With our guests Guillaume Kulakowski (Llaumgui) and Charles-Antoine Couret (Renault), we dive into the world of the Fedora project and its French-speaking community. Together, we revisit the history and evolution of Fedora, while also exploring the connections between the Borsalinux Association, Fedora, and…
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#27 – Digital Mediation, Comics and Open Source Consoles
In this new episode, we talk about digital mediation, open source game consoles and personal data leakage. We tell you everything with Audric Gueidan, digital mediator, author of a book and a comic book and game console tinkerer.
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#26 – Odoo Community Association: Odoo, the community way
“Alone we go faster, but together we go further. I would strongly advise getting involved in the Odoo Community Association now to get recognized before customers finally start asking for it.” Come and discover the OCA with Joël Grand-Guillaume, its president. Together we look back at the challenges of its creation, its operation, its financing…
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#25 – Conference: Create, broadcast, and interact. (Re)take control with the Free Podcast!
Categories: Content creation, Community, Community, Conference, Conference, Content creation, Fediverse, FediverseCome and participate in a unique experience by diving into the captivating world of Podcast creation! All together, we will record, edit, publish and react to a live episode. With its inclusive pedagogy based on orality, the Podcast is a great educational tool. You will discover the backstage of audio production: how to prepare, which…
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#24 – The MiXiT conference – ethics and diversity in tech
Categories: Community, Business models, Community, Conference, Conference, Content creation, Content creation, Business modelsHave you heard of the MiXiT conference? Since 2011, it has been the place to talk about ethics and diversity in tech! With Audrey Neveu and Grégory Alexandre, two of the members of the organization, we look back at the history, values and challenges of the conference.