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Welcome
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| by EPFSUG
Patron MEP Indrek Tarand
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What
is Unity
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| Ubuntu and the Unity
interface |
| Wouter
Vandenneucker |
| Unity is a
new desktop and netbook environment from Ubuntu which
provides a complete, simple, touch-ready integration of
applications and workflow. It looks a bit like iPad or
Android interfaces and is designed for netbooks and
related touch-based devices. It makes it fast and easy
to access preferred applications. Wouter will show
how. | |
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Pretty
good free privacy
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| More pretty good free
privacy |
| Joris
Vanhove |
Securing
your email communications and spoof-proofing your
identity is now easy and fun. Joris will tutor signing,
verifying and encrypting mail in three easy steps.
Bring your
laptop! | |
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Procure- ment update
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| Procurement of Windows 7 |
| Erik
Josefsson |
| Answers to
parliamentary questions to the Commission on the
procurement of Windows 7 has raised further questions
relating to both the Digital Agenda and procurement
guidelines published by the Commission. Erik will sum up
the state of
play. | |
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Autumn plans
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| Before the summer break it's
always good to look ahead. We'll brainstorm on what we'd
like to focus on in September and plan for the next
meeting.
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Become a supporter Can't wait to
learn more about free software?
About
EPFSUG
The European Parliament Free Software User Group is an
open community of staff, assistants and Members of the European
Parliament, and of supporters from the free software community. Its
goals are to:
- Assist
people interested in using free software in the European
Parliament
- Drive
adoption of free software in the European Parliament's information
infrastructure
- Push
for use of open standards, to ensure equal access for citizens using
free software
- Work
in cooperation with like-minded groups in Europe and around the
world
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