Paul Sutton

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Open CV Tutorial

Open Computer Vision Tutorial. This looks interesting and something else to have an experiment with at some point. Would also be good at the Paignton Library STEM group meetings.

Posted to Mastodon on 23/12/2021 by Danie

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#technology #opensource #programming #coding #Python #OpenCV

Linux Foundation events

This is a list of upcoming Linux foundation events.

#Linux,#OpenSource,#Events,#Software,#Technology

Big Blue Button 2.4 testing

I am in the process of helping to test Big Blue Button 2.4

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This is going well and the improvements from 2.3 are welcome.

The faircam server will soon be running 2.4 once it is out of beta / testing and the test server will move to run the 2.5 beta / testing software.

It is quite nice when you find a problem and are able to report it, gives you a good feeling you have made a contribution to a wider project that is used all over the world.

I have actually made a suggestion on the developer forum for a feature that would be useful. So as with finding problems, making feature requests is also really good.

In most cases one of the the BEST thing you can do, is to let the developers know that the software works. I think this often gets overlooked, developers are human after all.

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#BigBlueButton,#OpenSource,#Education,#Video,#Conference

Job Opportunity

This may be of interest to some one out there. It was posted by Michael Downey on Mastodon.

I am sharing this as to help spread the word.

I'm hiring a #community strategist for our new GovStack initiative that helps builds standards and reference models for #OpenSource software platforms and stacks that will speed governments' digital transformation efforts. 

If you've got experience leading software dev communities, and you're ready to help make the world a better place, this just may be the perfect #job for you.

Fully remote with focus hours in Europe/Africa time zones. Details:

Solarus game engine

Just found this on Mastodon, Solarus game engine.

A lightweight, free and open-source game engine for Action-RPGs

    A 2D game engine written in C++, and executing games made in Lua.
    Specifically designed with 16-bit classic Action-RPGs in mind.
    Available on multiple platforms.
    Completely free and open-source, under GPL v3 License.

Home: http://www.solarus-games.org

Dev: https://gitlab.com/solarus-games

Our entry: http://www.lebottindesjeuxlinux.tuxfamily.org/en/online/lights-on

Link: https://www.solarus-games.org/en/development/resource-packs/visual-novel-system

Social : Le Bottin des Jeux Linux @Lebottindesjeuxlinux@mastodon.social

🔖 #linux #freegame #opensource #gpl3, #Solarus

Discussion on Open Hardware

The foss-north crew discuss and explain copyright and licenses. In this episode, Javier Serrano joins us and discuss open hardware and how open licenses work in that space.

#cern,#freesoftware,#licensing,#open,#hardware #opensource

PinePhone : Manjaro Lomiri OS

I found this on Mastodon, a review of the Manjaro Lomiri OS by LINux on MOBile

Video can be found here on lbry but can also be viewed on the Mastodon feed.

#mastodon,#video,#PinePhone,#Manjaro,#Lomiri,#OS,#phone, #hardware,#linux,#free,#software,#opensource,#open,#source

The technical writers guide to contributing to open source projects

I found a link to this article on Twitter, posted by Edidiong Asikpo so am sharing here as it may be of interest to some of the projects I am involved in.

#OpenSource,#FreeSoftware,#technical,#writing