Free software business models and communities
An interview with one or more people involved in free software or a domain.
Are you familiar with Tryton ERP? Discover with Free Projects! its history, its governance and its projects with two of its founding members, Cédric Krier and Nicolas Evrard.
How is free software managed and financed? What are the existing models and how they have evolved over time? These questions are simple and yet the answers are not obvious. In this episode, we give a first introduction with Raphaël Semeteys, architect and DevRel at Wordline and Gonéri Le Bouder, Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat.
At Free Projects we love Peertube. And that’s just as well, because there’s a lot going on right now, with the release of v6 and the announcement of the roadmap for v7!
In this long episode with Pouhiou and Booteille, we talk about its history and future, its close links with fediverse and its relationship with content creators.
In this episode, we talk about digital and participatory democracy. With Valentin Chaput, co-founder of Open Source Politics. We’re exploring the Decidim open-source software, created by Barcelona City Council and used in many structures since then!
Free Projects! In his own way, wishes a happy birthday to the 20th anniversary of the GLPI software, a tool for managing computer equipment and helpdesks. We take a look back at the history of the project, with its successive maintainers (including the author of this podcast).
Agnes Crepet, Head of IT and Software Longevity at Fairphone, takes us on a journey of discovery of the design and maintenance of an Android smartphone over the long term.
Let’s meet the profession of lawyer specialized in free software, with Benjamin Jean.
Benjamin is a lawyer by training, and founder of the law firm Inno3.
We take a look at the Commown cooperative society with Florent Cayré, one of its founders.
Welcome to this episode where we take a look at the technical writer’s job with Fabrice Flore-Thébault.
After studying history and literature, Fabrice had a decisive encounter with free software. His career path has led him to explore different fields such as IT support, system administration and DevOps. Eventually, he found his calling in documentation writing at Red Hat, as Senior Technical Writer.
Remy Bertot is CTO and co-founder of Passbolt, a free and open source password manager software.
We go with him for a dive into the world of Passbolt: discover the birth of the software, its community and its business model. Remy also details the safety management, the regular audits, as well as the challenges ahead for the product.