Akademy 2019 took place in Milan, IT, at the University of Milano Bicocca from 7th to 13th of September. I arrived on Friday 6th and left Milan on Tuesday 10th. Akademy 2019 group photo This year Akademy was a little bit different for me. I joined MBition recently to push Open Source and, giving the … Continue reading Akademy 2019 is over.
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Going to Akademy together with MBition
I will be at Akademy 2019 in Milano, IT for a few days. I am not going alone, Julia JK König. from MBition, will be there with me during the first two days. MBition is still in the learning phase as organization when it comes to Open Source, but the enthusiasm among my colleagues, including … Continue reading Going to Akademy together with MBition
Codethink is sponsoring Akademy 2018 and I am attending.
Back in July 2017 I wrote a blog post, published by Codethink, explaining why is a good business to support community driven FOSS events. This post is related to that one. I will be attending to Akademy 2018. It will take place in Vienna, Austria, from August 11th to 17th. I will be there representing … Continue reading Codethink is sponsoring Akademy 2018 and I am attending.
First weeks al Linaro and other things
I few weeks ago I announced I was joining Linaro. I work there as Director of Core Development Group. I moved from Prague to Cambridge (the original), that is, from continental to oceanic climate. From dry, cold in winter and hot in summer to wet, soft in summer and above zero most of the winter. … Continue reading First weeks al Linaro and other things
Akademy 2012: my story
Another Akademy is gone. This was a good one. Beautifully organized (probably the best one), nice city, good venue... Of course it wasn't perfect, but I've been in way more expensive events where things didn't go as smooth as in this Akademy. Thanks to the Akademy-team for the effort. I liked Tallinn. I'll be back.I … Continue reading Akademy 2012: my story
KDE Connect: becoming an official KDE eV program for organizations
During the last 3-4 weeks we have been testing if KDE Connect attract attention from different organizations. To do so, we have done the following:Make a presentation during Akademy-es in SaragossaTalk to different organization representatives and KDE people at LinuxTag about the project to get feedback. Both experience has been positive so we think we … Continue reading KDE Connect: becoming an official KDE eV program for organizations
My activity as KDE Treasurer… so far.
KDE is a mature worldwide community FLOSS project. Contributors develop KDE Frameworks, Workspaces and Applications that are used by many people and companies around the world. Some of them get paid for contributing while others do it for fun. All them share an identity and some universal and specific values.To sustain such a huge activity, … Continue reading My activity as KDE Treasurer… so far.
KDE Connect progress
The last few weeks KDE Connect Team has been working on different areas. To know a little more about KDE Connect please check the end of this post.ToolsThanks to our awesome sysadmin team, we have a management tool to help us coordinating every effort we do. KDE Connect in not an isolated project. We already … Continue reading KDE Connect progress
About KDE eV, its Board of Directors and the Treasurer position
What is KDE eVIn order to get to the point where we are right now in KDE, coding is obviously not enough. To be able to ship KDE Platform, Workspaces and Applications, there are non-technicals activities that must be done in different areas. Some of those can be better accomplished creating a legal entity.To support … Continue reading About KDE eV, its Board of Directors and the Treasurer position
KDE Connect: preparing the new program
KDE Connect preparations keep going. Right now we are taking some key decisions for the future and also preparing the tools and some of the basic procedures to coordinate this effort. Every goes slow but forward. We are in no hurry since we want to make sure we do it well. Yes, we changed the … Continue reading KDE Connect: preparing the new program