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Register on Fedora Nest/Flock 2021 5th-8th August 2021

 Fedora will hold this years Fedora Nest/Flock 2021 due Covid19 pandemic online! What's Fedora Nest about?  "Flock is the  Fedora Project 's annual contributor-focused conference. It typically alternates between European and North American locations. The conference provides a venue for face to face meetings and conversations. It is also a place to celebrate our community." (source:  https://www.flocktofedora.org/, 17th July 2021) Besides the fact that you can register to this conference, the Call for Papers is still opened to 23th July 2021!   Take your chance and submit your talk! Be part of the amazing Fedora community! Have a nice weekend! Cheers Andi

Welcome to The worldpower BSD and Linux

Hey all together in the BSD and Linux universe! My name is Andi, 32 years old and I am living in Germany.  I am going to start a blog writing about the different BSD systems and as well about Linux. The focus on Linux will be mostly Fedora because I am involved in several Fedora teams. Nevertheless, it shouldn't be worth mentioning that RPM-based distros are quite amazing and interesting.  Another aspect to highlight is that there will be a review about Puppylinux and two tools for Windows 10 in order to write an iso image to a usb drive. This is my first blog and therefore I am really excited about the progress and improvements. Some future aspects of the blog will be episode of podcasts, videos, interviews on my focussed topics.   Finally, I want to thank Fred Finster, a member of the GhostBSD-Team, for encouraging and motivating me starting this blog because I have had a lot of negative thoughts, if I can blog constantly with my ADHD and Asperger-Autism. But hey! ...