It was a great GA and the first time I could visit the software freedom flat, our brand new #FSFE office... bye Berlin 👋
On my way to Berlin! 🐻 🚄
Third time within this month. This time for the general assembly of the #FSFE. Looking forward to meet everyone and having good discussion about Free Software and FSFE's work over the weekend.
Freschi, freschi di catalogazione alla Biblioteca-Archivio "Vittorio Bobbato", la stessa che il 25 ottobre ospiterà il Linux Day pesarese — dove, insieme a me, ci sarà anche Luca Bonissi e l'immancabile gelato — sono disponibili due libri di Ada & Zangemann in italiano e arabo.
Nella biblioteca si tengono anche corsi di L2 (italiano per stranieri), pertanto pure l'edizione araba (إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ) troverà numerosi clienti.
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#Zangemann #NatiPerLeggere #FSFE @kirschner @fsfe @scuola
@bkuhn @bwh @bagder @reproducible_builds @lexelas I don’t think I’ve heard any arguments that SBOMs are better than CCS with independently reproducible builds.
But the ages old (unconpelling to me, personally speaking) arguments that producing CCS with build instructions is overly burdensome or impractical remain.
And of course proprietary software vendors would prefer SBOM over CCS with modification permissions in their license.
@msw
I've heard it from Compliance Industrial Complex folks many times. There are so many ppl seeking to monetize SBOMs; they were entrenched before CRA & hired lobbyists to confuse Brusselcrats into think SBOMs were the ultimate panacea.
It's a mess, but I have hope that
@lexelas can save us! Alex gets these issues & @fsfe is trying to undo the damage as part of the CRA regs (still being written). Europeans should volunteer to help #FSFE on this.
Looking for efforts in the US e.g. to draft policies prohibiting the use or promotion of proprietary software for public infrastructure like education, similar to the FSFE's "Public Money? Public Code!" campaign. If you know of anything like this in the US, please share!