There are lots of contributions that aren't code: artwork, translations, design, packaging, license review, community building, organizing, activism, mentorship, user support; to name a few. For those of you whose primary involvement with the free software community falls under that category, your work can often feel like it takes a secondary role to that of those contributing code. Let's talk!
Have you (or a group of friends) started a free software project? How about a usergroup or conference? Maybe you haven't yet, but are definitely considering it. Or, have you tried to start something new and found it didn't work out the way you wanted? Have you witnessed the rise and decline of projects and events, and are you willing to share your stories? Come to the Free/Libre Founders BoF and discuss your experience!
Are you well-versed in free software esoterica? You'll have the chance to show your skills in our trivia contest and win prizes at the same time.
To participate in the trivia contest, you will need to be registered at the "Supporter" level.
We're running a Minetest server this year. To install Minetest
0.4 on Trisquel, run sudo apt-get install
minetest.
To connect to our server, use the minetest.libreplanet.org URL
and the default port 30000.
Install the mumble package with a command like
sudo apt-get install mumble Start the Mumble
application, and log into mumble.fsf.org.
Exhibitor' room names are listed above.
Log in and enter: /join #libreplanet-gaming
in the chat window below.