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Converting Filesystems with Fstransform
25.09.2012
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should go wrong, you will find several logfiles below /var/tmp/fstransform: fstransform.log. and fsremap.job./fsremap.log. If fsremap cancels, you can try: # fsremap --resume-job
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PyCon Personality: Steve Holden, Python Software Foundation Chairman
04.03.2011
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a message opining that the community could do better job of running a conferece. Guido agreed that the Python Software Foundation (PSF) would underwrite the event, we found a university venue to try and keep
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Shedding commercial attitudes towards documentation
19.11.2009
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learn the bare minimum that most writers settle for, their productivity is impaired. To do a proper job and actually understand their subject is next to impossible. Moreover, at the same time
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First contact
27.06.2013
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to The Bay area when I saw an ad in the newspaper (back then, reading classified ads was still an important part of job-hunting). A new company wanted a writer with experience of other operating systems to do
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Putting Open Source to the Mom Test
06.03.2009
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because it's "Linux for human beings," and she clearly meets those requirements. On February 18th, Amber observes: I still think there are the right tools for the right jobs and maybe Ubuntu
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ROSE Blog Interviews: Meike Reichle, Debian Developer
03.09.2009
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In this interview, Meike Reichle, a Debian developer living in Germany, offers some practical tips for finding a job in the world of free and open source software. Q: Who are you? A: My name
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ROSE Blog Interviews: The Document Foundation's Jacqueline Rahemipour
09.11.2010
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daily job, I work as an OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice consultant and trainer. I published several books and articles on the topic of OpenOffice.org. RK: What do you love about working in an open source
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How non-programmers can fit into free software
12.06.2015
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manual or help file takes time to write, so they started work with nothing to prove their competence. That left the other half of their job title --  the technical part -- to make an impression. Yet
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Ethical Boundaries and Free Software in the Reign of Trump
23.11.2016
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that long time arch-enemy. Instead, most of our actions are decided on a personal level: we need a job, we accept patronage so we can work on what interests us, we decide that moral responsibility is part
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Books
19.07.2007
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focused heavily on IT-related jobs. The structure of the book is as elongated as its text, beginning with the basics of what causes outsourcing, then leading into what is happening in outsourcing

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