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GitLab Community 2021 will start in two week!   "Join us at Commit to learn more about how modern DevOps transforms companies of all sizes and pushes teams to drive innovation to market.  During this two-day conference, attendees will learn how they can instill modern DevOps practices at their organizations. Hear firsthand digital transformation stories from some of the most well-known companies as well as learn more about cutting-edge CI/CD and security technologies that bring companies to the next level. Register now to join us August 3-4, 2021!" (https://gitlabcommitvirtual2021.com/#about)   https://gitlabcommitvirtual2021.com/     Cheers   Andi

GUADEC 2021 better known as the annual  GNOME conference started on July 21.  On 23rd July I had the amazing opportunity to give a workshop about Mageia GNOME. I was quite nervous and excited how to organize this kind of workshop. Anyhow the most important aspect of my approach was an interactive workshop.  The start of presenting Mageia in a conference is done! Now, we can take the chance to give talks about this distribution.  Unfortunatly, my workshop hasn't been recorded! I have missed to set up my OBS to record it.  But you can download my slides in my blog or in the GUADEC 2021 event page. https://events.gnome.org/event/9/contributions/244/ Thx for your support Mageia community and GUADEC 2021 organisation team! Cheers Andi

After a community survey asking the openSUSE users, if they wish to have a regular community meeting, a majority around 72% voted for it. Today, we provide the 2nd openSUSE community meeting. Therefore everybody is welcomed to join openSUSE community meetings on Saturdays. This time we provide two slots! 1. Meeting WHEN: every Saturday, 1PM-3PM UTC  WHERE:   https://meet.opensuse.org/meeting   2. Meeting WHEN: every Saturday, 5PM-7PM UTC  WHERE:   https://meet.opensuse.org/meeting Please leave a comment, if you have any ideas or critics! Have a nice Saturday! Cheers Andi

After a community survey asking the openSUSE users, if they wish to have a regular community meeting, a majority around 72% voted for it. Yesterday, the 1st openSUSE community meeting started. Unfortunatly only three folks joined the meeting and it hasn't been a good start. Anyhow, we're looking forward to continue with the meetings! Therefore everybody is welcomed to join openSUSE community meetings on Saturdays. WHEN: every Saturday, 5PM-7PM UTC  WHERE:  https://meet.opensuse.org/meeting Please leave a comment, if you have any ideas or critics! Have a nice sunday! Cheers Andi

 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

  The full guide can be found here: https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/en/index.html   Cheers  Andi

After thinking a lot whether starting a Telegram Group/Channel or not and discussing with friends about it, I have created the Telegram Group. Please subscribe to this channel to get informed about new blog posts. Besides feel free sharing the link to this group and my blog.   ➡➡➡https://t.me/joinchat/6RXrkhFnpRExNzRi     Thanks to all folks who have visited my blog and joind the Telegram Group.  If you have any ideas, comments or critics, please don't hesitate to write me an email, on Telegram or use the comment option in this blog. Have a nice weekend and stay healthy! Cheers Andi