FSF Europe - Mailing Lists |
|||
| |||
| About the Free Software Foundation Europe | |||
|
The Free Software
Foundation was created by Richard M. Stallman in
1984. Its goal is to provide a organizational framework
for the GNU Project. The increasing success and popularity of GNU/Linux systems has made it necessary to have a European organization providing the same functionality. Furthermore the FSF Europe will run and maintain the GNU Business Network, a business network for companies based in and around Free Software that the FSF Europe is currently working on. Information about the GNU Business Network can be found on the mailing lists at http://mailman.gnubiz.org. The core team of the FSF Europe is
For more information about the FSF Europe you might visit the home page although there is not a lot to be found on it at the moment.
| |||
| |||
| About the Mailing Lists | |||
|
The mailing lists are open for everyone interested in the
Free Software Foundation Europe. Subscription to any of the two mailing lists as well as complete maintenance of subscriptions can either be done by email or online with the web interface. There are also complete archives of the discussions available online. | |||
|
| |||
| |||
|
Discussion is the mailing list for general
discussions concerning the FSF Europe. This is
where the setup, functionality, organization are being discussed.
You can subscribe to Discussion
by using the
web interface
or sending email
to Discussion-request@fsfeurope.org
with subscribe as the subject. The archives can be found here. | |||
| |||
| |||
|
Announce is the announcement-only mailing list for the
FSF Europe. If you want to be kept up to date on
important steps without receiving the chatter of a normal
discussion list, this list is for you.
You can subscribe to Announce by using the web interface or sending email to Announce-request@fsfeurope.org with subscribe as the subject. The archives can be found here. | |||
| |||
| Links | |||
| |||