Ciarán's free software notes

Possibly interesting links I saw yesterday (July 12th 2007).

• "Gobuntu" is announced - with a good comment from Joshua Gay
• Recordings of Stallman and Perens at a recent Italian conference
• Software patents: the latest thinking
• Lobbying by Committee - Corporate Observatory Europe looks at how large corporations ensure that legislation is written for them, not for the citizens of the EU.
• Wikipedia's list of lame Wikipedia edit wars

See also: archive of Yesterday's Links.

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I don't know if I'll be able to keep this up, but for a long time I've thought about doing daily blog entries about the interesting links I see each day. So here's a first attempt, and we'll see how it goes: the first "Yesterday's Links".

Possibly interesting links I saw yesterday (July 11th 2007).

• "I've Got Nothing to Hide" and Other Misunderstandings of Privacy
• A talk by a Scottish Green Party guy at the annual KDE conference
• Samba adopts GPLv3
• FSFE open standards article appears on BBC.co.uk

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