@oberger on identi.ca- oberger: Will #ADMS.F/OSS, #OSLC Assets and #SPDX converge, or at least become interoperable ? 8/02/2012
- oberger: Introducing #OSLC Assets and #ADMS.F/OSS to each-other... #standardization all around 8/02/2012
- oberger: Solve for X: Neal Stephenson on getting big stuff done http://ur1.ca/81s4y 7/02/2012
- oberger: "Match package names across distributions" : http://ur1.ca/817qf by @spanezz seems quite interesting 6/02/2012
- oberger: RT @racketiciel Lenovo, symbole des PC, perd un procès #racketiciel important après Cassation. http://ur1.ca/8165t !aful !april !framasoft 6/02/2012
- oberger: Combien ? 4/02/2012
- oberger: Achetez le #PackLiberte de l'April, Framasoft, La Quadrature du Net pour redonner à l'Internet une odeur de frais http://ur1.ca/7z8li 4/02/2012
- oberger: J'attends vos soumissions sur le developpement logiciel, pour les #rmll : http://ur1.ca/7zesw 3/02/2012
- oberger: Marrant, concept de Nuit de l'Info @nuitinfo http://ur1.ca/7zq8l ... l'année prochaine aussi à @TelecomSudParis ? CC: @MinetTMSP 3/02/2012
- oberger: @bblfish will visit @SamovarTSPcnrs for a seminar on #WebID "How to build a decentralized social network" http://ur1.ca/7zq1q 3/02/2012
Tag Archives: floss
My presentations at fOSSa 2010
I’ve delivered 2 presentations at fOSSa 2010 in Grenoble, about : Bug tracking at large scale, reporting on some of our efforts in project HELIOS (see details here) Summer of code-like programs for involvment of students in FLOSS projects, replacing … Continue reading
New paper on observation of contributions in forges through standard feeds
Just a quick word to mention the paper published at SITIS 2009 by our collegue Vu. Biblio entry : DANG Quang Vu, BAC Christian, BERGER Olivier, VLASCEANU Valentin, Supporting situation awareness in FLOSS projects by semantical aggregation of tools feeds. … Continue reading
COCLICO started : many interesting development in forges ahead of us in the 2 coming years
We have started the COCLICO project this friday, with a meeting grouping many actors coming from various french regions, that operate in the area of open source forges (around FusionForge, NovaForge, Codendi, Trac, PicoForge, etc.). It’s a “Pôle de Compétitivité” … Continue reading
We’re hiring a FLOSS developper to work on bugtrackers synchronisation
We’re hiring a software engineer, for 15 months, to work on bugtrackers synchronisation (see full version of the offered job description here — et une version en français également : ici) We’re looking for a software engineer to join our … Continue reading
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Tagged bugtracker, debian, floss, forge, HELIOS, libre
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More RDF in forges and in open source repositories of repositories
We have presented a paper at the WopDasD 2008 workshop (right after the OSS 2008 conference) in Milano, explaining how RDF could be used to propagate semantically tagged information from the forges to the “repositories of repositories” collecting facts on … Continue reading
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Tagged floss, forge, interoperability, open source, oss2008, RDF, research
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Introducing repository of reasearch papers at flossplanet.org
In addition to the venerable Planet FLOSS research blog agregator, there’s a new tool setup in order to facilitate the work of the FLOSS research community : http://flossplanet.org/. It’s actually a research papers (and other items) repository operated with GNU … Continue reading
Un site pour un flux RSS sur Contrib2
Test d’agrégation de flux RSS avec divers outils Web 2.0, from Autrans, live : http://www.google.fr/reader/shared/user/07521713728120261660/label/contrib2 Le tout a bien-sûr un lien avec le projet Contrib2.0
Papier : “Collaboration avec des projets libres – enjeux, difficultés et bonnes pratiques” (JRES 2007)
Nous avons écrit un article en vue d’une présentation aux JRES 2007 sur le sujet de la collaboration entre les organisations et les projets libres, essayant de dresser un panorama rapide des meilleures pratiques en la matière. Voici l’abstract : … Continue reading
OSS 2008 announced, next september in Milano : get your papers ready !
OSS 2007 was a very interesting conference, which I was glad to attend. Next edition should be promising too. I’ve just see an anouncement for next edition, and the schedule for papers submission is tight (December 14th, 2007). More details … Continue reading
Report from OSS2007 conference
Here’s a small report on my attending OSS2007, which is this year’s edition of the most prominent academic conference on FLOSS.
Web2.0 workshop ahead in Rennes in early July
I’ll be visiting Rennes (France) in early July for the « Les étés TIC de Bretagne » conference/workshop, which promise 3 days of gathering around Internet and Web2.0 usages in Britanny. This will be an oportunity for our Contrib 2.0 … Continue reading
Posted in Contrib2.0, PFTCR, PicoForge, Projects
Tagged floss, forge, france, libre, PicoForge
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Going to OSS2007 next week
We’ll be at OSS2007 in Limerick (Ireland) next week for OSS2007. We’ll probably have plenty of interesting contacts on the topic of Forges, and will present a short paper about Shibbolethisation of PicoForge on the 12th. Edit 2007/06/22 : The … Continue reading
Posted in PFTCR, PicoForge, Projects, Publications
Tagged floss, forge, phpgroupware, PicoForge, presentation
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Report from FOSTEL 2007
I’ve had the chance to attend the FOSTEL (Free Software/Open Source Telephony) summit last week. It was a very interesting conference, gathering lots of different projects. There were people involved in VOIP, protocols, PBx, IM, collaborative applications, porting Linux to … Continue reading
Study on improvements to GForge, and implementation, made in the Morfeo project
The Morfeo project in Spain has produced a study report on the improvement of GForge, which compares GForge and other software forges. The document, in english Study of Improvements and New Functionalities for Gforge, is quite interesting to read. It … Continue reading
Back from FOSDEM 2007 : great conference, for sure
Some notes on the (professionally) most interesting things I’ve seen at the FOSDEM 2007 last week-end (see this post for less professionally-related report) I’ve spent much time in the research room where there was mainly presentations made by the numerous … Continue reading