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	FOSDEM 2006 Approaching - OSNews.com
		The FOSDEM is a free and non-commercial event for the community and organised by the community.
		FOSDEM 's goal is to provide free and open source developers and communities a place to go over the latest developments in the free and open source arena and to promote the development and the benefits of free and open source solutions.
		FOSDEM talks are always done by the maintainers of the projects being presented during the talks.
	osnews.com /story.php?news_id=13626 (242 words)

	Fosdem 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		FOSDEM has published the latest available interviews from the speakers present during the event.
		Although FOSDEM wants to stay away from any political involvement, we think it is important to support their action, and we encourage you to be present at the demonstration, if you want to continue what you enjoy the most : code and share your code freely.
		To enter the draw, you just need to be a FOSDEM donator of 10 € or more AND to have an account on our web site...
	www.fosdem.org /2005 (244 words)

	About Fosdem \| Linux Journal
		Fosdem stands for Free and Open Source Software Developers European Meeting, and it was first organized in 2001.
		Fosdem isn't merely about trying to put as much technical data as possible into your head in one weekend.
		Given that Fosdem is entirely organized by volunteers, it has an impressive number of speakers and visitors.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article.php?sid=6644 (1238 words)

	Roadkill Blog: A Perspective on FOSDEM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		FOSDEM is a two-day weekend conference which has been going on for a few years now.
		While the organizers were busy with the business of making conference navigation and presentations go smoothly, the folks from O'Reilly were also hard at work, setting up their own stand.
		O'Reilly is FOSDEM's primary supporter, and deserves an honorable mention for their continued enthusiasm for this meeting.
	wjm.homelinux.com /archives/000025.html (1101 words)

	GNUstep Meeting at Fosdem 2003
		Fosdem is the annual Free and Open source Software Developers' European Meeting, and provides a natural framework for GNUstep developers to meet.
		The Fosdem organizators have confirmed that we will have a room to hold the meeting; the room will be available from Saturday at 2pm.
		The focus of the meeting is more on meeting each other, rather than on formal conferences, but we still plan to organize a small agenda of talks about interesting GNUstep topics, to be held by major developers and contributors.
	www.gnustep.it /fosdem2003 (535 words)

	FOSDEM 2005 - Meta
		Fosdem is a yearly event in Belgium Brussels and it is a great opportunity to meet many of the who is who of the Open Software/Free Software community.
		As an event like Fosdem is a gathering of people in the open/free world, you find that the important people meet and discuss things, consequently many of us have been on the stand and of the stand talking to people about what can be done.
		One was with the Belgian government, they appreciate the efforts of wikimedia and have asked Belnet to host servers for us.
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/FOSDEM_2005 (616 words)

	LWN: FOSDEM 2004 trip report
		FOSDEM is organized in a way which is well described by its name: it is a meeting of developers.
		As such, it features a series of talks which are likely to be of interest to the development community and a distinct lack of presentations on how to configure the print system or on how Linux will leverage your business paradigm shifts into the next generation.
		Making its debut at FOSDEM was "kobjects, ksets, and ktypes: the device model from the bottom up," a low-level technical tutorial on the glue which holds the 2.6 device model together.
	lwn.net /Articles/72703 (1788 words)

	FOSDEM 2006: Interviews - OSNews.com
		FOSDEM takes place on the 25th and 26th of February 2006 in Brussels, Belgium.
		FOSDEM's goal is to provide Free Software and Open Source developers and communities the opportunity to learn and discuss the latest developments in the Free and Open Source arena and to promote the development and the benefits of Free and Open Source solutions.
		This is a non-commercial event organised by people from the community, that is why we encourage you to support FOSDEM if you appreciate the event and want it to continue in the same spirit.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=13769 (529 words)

	FOSDEM 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		TV '(feb 22)' I and the owner of the video camera did video of most tcl lectures, though admittedly not all profi or complete.
		According to FOSDEM rule no commercial anything of the conference should be, so probably no CD's, too, except for some requests I'm sure (without profit, I'll see).
		TV (Feb 24, 2004) Videos are all available (in wmf) on http://82.168.209.239/fosdem the upload speed of the server is good enough for immedeate (unbuffered) viewing of one person at the time, I'll see how that all develops in practice...
	wiki.tcl.tk /10634 (482 words)

	FOSDEM: Question Leading KDE Developers :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software
		The biographies of KDE speakers at FOSDEM 2005 are up for Matthias Ettrich, Harald Fernengel and Alexander Dymo.
		FOSDEM will interview speakers before the event so if you have questions about the future of KDE or KDevelop please send them to fosdem@gmail.com or add a comment to this story and we will send them on.
		If you are a KDE developer planning on coming to FOSDEM join the mailing list and add yourself to the wiki page.
	osdir.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=3385 (128 words)

	Overview of FOSDEM'2002, FSM, Vol. 1, Issue03, Mar 2002
		This operation was the answer: the FOSDEM organisation was accepting donations, and in exchange was trying to give something back (proportionaly to the amount donated).
		At about the same time, the projects meeting at FOSDEM could take place in their respective rooms, where network and beamers also had to be installed.
		At 7pm, we had the FOSDEM community support session, during which we were giving away the 2 Sharp Zaurus units (we received as sponsoring) to donators of 200 euros or more.
	www.free-soft.org /FSM/english/issue03/fosdem.html (1501 words)

	Official XOOPS Website - XOOPS @ FOSDEM 2005 wants you! - News - XOOPS News
		The FOSDEM (Free and Open Source Developers' European Meeting) is a free and non-commercial event for the community and organized by the community.
		FOSDEM is a really nice place to meet people involved in various OSS projects and to get answers to a lot of questions.
		But I wouldn't want to see us pass over FOSDEM and then having nothing happen in Amsterdam; a meeting in Brussels is worth two in the bush, if you know what I mean.
	www.xoops.org /modules/news/article.php?storyid=1943 (2039 words)

	Fantastique FOSDEM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The atmosphere at the 3rd annual FOSDEM Conference (Free and Open Source Developers’ European Meeting) is pure open source: a vibrant, community-organized and executed event in Brussels, Belgium.
		If you think FOSDEM 2003 was fantastique, I'm of the opinion that this year's edition proved even better and Tim, the first keynote speaker, set the ball rolling.
		When RMS gives a related talk (he has given the same talk many times and some talks are archived over at http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/) he is clear to differentiate the movement he started (the Free Software movement) from the movement started over a decade later (the Open Source movement).
	www.oreillynet.com /pub/wlg/2770 (923 words)

	Fosdem 2006
		Thanks to all those who made FOSDEM 2006 a success: all visitors for their enthousiasms, all speakers for the interesting content, all laptop owners for their patience with the network ;-), all donators for their important support, all people who helped for...
		If you have lost valuable things, they might have been found by the FOSDEM staff or visitors.
		Visitors who have taken pictures are asked to make them available on flickr.com and to give them both tags fosdem and fosdem2006.
	www.fosdem.org (254 words)

	[Kde-events-benelux] Fwd: [FOSDEM Devrooms-news] FOSDEM Developer Room Approval
		You are receiving this mail because you have requested a Developer Room at FOSDEM 2005, and also because your request has been approved and committed.
		Welcome to FOSDEM 2005, we are glad to have you on this great event for the good of the OpenSource and Free Software Community.
		We made this a requirement because we intend to publish the DevRoom schedules on the main FOSDEM site (http://www.fosdem.org) as well as including it in the folder that is distributed to every visitor at the entrance.
	mail.kde.org /pipermail/kde-events-benelux/2005-January/000225.html (543 words)

	Brussels2006 - GNOME Live!
		The FOSDEM GNOME Developer Room is a casual get together for GNOME lovers in Europe to meet with their favourite hackers and discuss all things GNOMEy.
		FOSDEM website for more information about the main conference.
		FOSDEM provides an insurance for the hardware you bring along at FOSDEM, at no cost.
	live.gnome.org /Brussels2006 (362 words)

	Planet FOSDEM
		In his second piece, Boris talks about FOSDEM attendees and European hacker culture, along with some feedback on the FOSDEM organisation this year.
		Organizing FOSDEM has been hard this year, among others because of Ekiga 2.00 and the need to be synced with the GNOME release schedule.
		It should be noted that the FIT (Fosdem Info Team) will start, the core team already has a number of things in the pipeline.
	planet.fosdem.org (9566 words)

	Vincent Brabant's Blog: NetBeans at FOSDEM
		The 21 and 22 February, in brussel, belgium, were organized the fourth session of FOSDEM.
		During his talk, Ian did a presentation of new features integrated into NetBeans IDE 3.6 Beta but also, and that was a sneak preview, features integrated into NetBeans IDE 4.0.
		About the presentation I attended fosdem and was there, I did not like the presentation specially because he didn't managed to run his own code...
	weblogs.java.net /pub/wlg/1071 (221 words)

	Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo at Fosdem 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Fosdem is the annual Free and Open Source Software Developers' European Meeting in Brussels, Belgium.
		A lot of developers and groups join the meeting and show their software, either in the common Fosdem presentations track or in an own Developers' Room.
		After two years of showing up at Fosdem with a small table in the corridor, the Gentoo community managed to get a DevRoom for own presentations this year.
	dev.gentoo.org /~pylon/fosdem-2005.html (200 words)

	NewsForge \| Last FOSDEM 2005 Interviews
		FOSDEM will feature a serie of talks and tutorials from authors and maintainers of several major Free Software projects.
		Several projects have also decided to hold a meeting during FOSDEM and will do several presentations in developers' rooms.
		Entrance and participation are free, but if you want FOSDEM to continue growing, don't hesitate to make a donation.
	www.newsforge.com /newsvac/05/02/24/0437247.shtml (199 words)

	Cluster Devroom Fosdem 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Fosdem 2005 is over, we would like to thank the Fosdem Organisers, the Cluster Devroom speakers, and all the visitors.
		Fosdem is a yearly Meeting for the Free and Open Source Software Developers, organized in Brussels.
		The ClusterDevroom grew out of the first openMosix summit at Fosdem 2004, and now is a place where cluster enthousiasts in Europe meet and discuss their ideas and problem.
	howto.ipng.be /openMosix-Meeting (140 words)

	Handhelds.org - GPE meeting at FOSDEM
		Next weekend the FOSDEM developer conference will take place in Brussels.
		FOSDEM organisation team kindly offered a room for a GPE project meeting.
		Everyone who is interested in GPE and GPE development or is just nosy what GPE is and how it looks like is welcome to join us there.
	www.handhelds.org /geeklog/article.php?story=20050220173721909 (87 words)

	fosdem Info Page
		FOSDEM - the Free and Open Source Software Developers' European Meeting - takes place in Brussels 25-26 Feb 2006.
		This list is for people based in the UK who are interested in exploring shared travel/accommodation/sponsorship arrangements for FOSDEM 2006.
		To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the fosdem Archives.
	mailman.lug.org.uk /mailman/listinfo/fosdem (289 words)

	/dev/loki: FOSDEM 2006 kickoff
		Yesterday we had our first FOSDEM meeting (so let's call it a kick-off) with a nice BBQ at Jan-Frederik's place (thanks for the hosting, Jan, was very enjoyable :)).
		We discussed quite a few issues and ideas to improve the FOSDEM event in 2006 and it sure smells like 2006 will be a really good one ;)
		To me, we really need to focus on the event with the same "sizing" as the 2005 edition (not more rooms, not more projects, not more booths) but greatly enhance the quality in terms of organization and make the event a nicer experience to everyone.
	dev-loki.blogspot.com /2005/08/fosdem-2006-kickoff.html (134 words)

	LWN: FOSDEM 2004
		Happily, FOSDEM has three tracks this year, so it should be possible to avoid those talks and see something interesting.
		This year, FOSDEM is encouraging virtual attendance through the use of a Jabber server with group chat rooms set up to correspond to the actual conference premises.
		Some of the FOSDEM staff hanging out in their virtual Jabber community have lamented the lack of publicity for this option, and so I wanted to expose it as best as I could here.
	lwn.net /Articles/71786 (383 words)

	Gentoo metastructure reform proposal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This proposal was initially drafted at the FOSDEM Gentoo Developer Meeting in Brussels on 27 February 2005, refined, discussed and edited in the week following the event among the participants listed above.
		At FOSDEM's Gentoo Developer Meeting held on Sunday, 27 February 2005 in Brussels, a group of 23 Gentoo developers discussed the current state as well as means to improve Gentoo.
		This draft identifies problems in the current situation, describes ways to solve them, and presents a plan for the implementation of the proposed changes.
	dev.gentoo.org /~plate/fosdem-proposal.xml (1694 words)

	David A. Wheeler's FOSDEM 2002 Travelogue
		Exact numbers are not available, but at one point during the FOSDEM conference itself there were 1000 people in the two conference rooms.
		As a result, the FOSDEM organizers managed to pull off a major event while allowing those with few funds to participate.
		I don't think it'd be practical for FOSDEM to be single-track, but perhaps in the future FOSDEM could record all sessions for those who missed it (so we could see them later).
	www.dwheeler.com /essays/fosdem2002.html (6068 words)

	FOSDEM 2005 - GNUstepWiki
		A GNUstep developer meeting was held in Bruxelles (Belgium), during Fosdem 2005 on 26-27 February 2005.
		The first GNUstep developer meetings, held during Fosdem 2002, Fosdem 2003, and Fosdem 2004 have been a success.
		We hope to repeat this succesful experience during Fosdem 2005.
	mediawiki.gnustep.org /index.php/FOSDEM_2005 (464 words)

	Viva La Chipperfish » Selenium @ FOSDEM - Not every Python hacker went to PyCon last weekend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I was invited to speak at FOSDEM this past weekend in Brussels, Belgium.
		FOSDEM is an acronym for “Free and Open Source Developers’ European
		The FOSDEM organizers did record video and audio for most of the presentations (including mine), but they
	www.jrandolph.com /blog/?p=26 (326 words)

	X.Org - fosdem2006
		An X Developers HotHouse will be organised on Friday the 24th, the day before FOSDEM 2006 and during the weekend (25th and 26th) X.org will have a DevRoom at FOSDEM.
		It is public but doesn't tend to draw the crowds the main FOSDEM talks tend to get.
		Cafe De L'Universite is a students cafe 500m east of the FOSDEM site (towards the cemetary) and they offer a good choice of belgian food at good prices, accompanied by a nice selection of belgian beers.
	xorg.freedesktop.org /wiki/fosdem2006 (571 words)

	LWN: FOSDEM 2003 Support Operation
		FOSDEM 2003 Support Operation Brussels, Free and Open Source Software Developers' European Meeting, February 8 and 9 The FOSDEM is a free and non-commercial event for the community and organised by the community.
		To keep the event free, and non-commercial, we think the best way to help funding the event is to get support from the community on a voluntary basis.
		Please see the website for more information: http://www.fosdem.org/index/support The FOSDEM 2003 will host talks, tutorials, developers' rooms, and also the Free Software Award ceremony with Richard Stallman.
	lwn.net /Articles/19652 (148 words)

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