As you know, I participate in a healthy sympathy for the philosophy of Software Free. Yes, that sounds "computer thing" ... but is much more than that. Because we talk about something that makes people, in short, we talked with people, and an attitude, and a vision of life. People who have suggested that their work is developed and communicated in a prism of cooperation, sharing, creating a network. Do you reject the business? Not necessarily to make a living betting by some services, rather than around a prohibitive license to use, instead of shielding their product so that only they know and that nobody can learn from it.
Yes, it is true that ultimately the culture of sharing knowledge wants to make his way as a way of understanding life. And what is done in small steps, small facets. One is now free software, and inasmuch as one, life circumstances, ended up studying computer science, as the issue comes to me and I'm interested.
As I think is an issue that may be of interest to anyone who believes that culture to consider these values \u200b\u200bof cooperation is possible and necessary, we decided to make a workshop presentation and introduction to the subject, you can locate the subject pretty well, how more in detail this philosophy, how it works today, how it can be implemented, benefits and potential difficulties and how to solve ...
This workshop presentation take place in Artosilla (Huesca) the weekend of 19-21 February. The details you have them at the following link:
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course I want to encourage especially for several reasons:
First, the course is prepared with care so that not only you learn things, but for all to enjoy experience, and live in groups, responding to the kind of culture and mentality that we promote.
Second, the environment in which they take place, is a stunning setting in which you can know the ecovillage Artosilla (Huesca), and vital commitment of its residents. Some time ago it was played on TV a documentary about the area. What you have here
They say that actions speak louder. See you in Artosilla?
Greetings to all
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