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Libre Essentiellement à partir du pdf de FLOSS+art (Goto10) Monopole de ... Distributions Linux 354 distributions sur DistroWatch, dont 6 ou 7 dédiées aux artistes : APODIO, PureDyne, Dynebolic, Ubuntu Studio, ... Difficultés de l'évolution de Linux ● Conflits internes, intolérance, mauvaise manière ● Driver (carte graphique, etc.) ● Documentation (ça s'améliore) : Flossmanual, framasoft, siteduzero, doc-ubuntu, etc. ● Friendly (ça s'améliore) : Ubuntu, environnement graphique de bureau (Gnome, KDE, XFCE, …) ● Logiciel vidéo ● Mise à jour (PulseAudio, Jack) Avantages ● Gratuit (dons) ● Mise à jour régulières ● Installation des logiciels ++ facile ● Communauté active ● Acteur (doc, support, demandes, ecrire), maîtrise de son environnement. ● Stable, sécurité (virus ?) ● Audience ++ ● Humanisme, alternative, accès « conscient » (démocratie) Historique ● Gnu project : Richard Stallman 1983-1991 ● GNU IS NOT UNIX ● Free software fundation : 4 libertés ● Open Source : + efficace (Eric Raymond), vision + utilitariste. ● 2 notions différentes. ● 1991 Linus Torvald : kernel Linux sous GPL. >>> JUSTE A TEMPS ! ● Figure du Hacker Libre / propriétaire ● Propriétaire / privateur / enclosure ● = + professionnel, + emplyable ● Read made problem solvers Libre / propriétaire ● Productivité - ● Peur - ● Politique + ● Démystification + (YOU ARE CAPABLE) ● Compétences + (transdisciplinaire, capacité d'apprentissage) ● Partage ● Continuous open artistic research Choix ● CD Live ● Ou installation multiboot ● De quoi avez-vous besoin ? Droits / Licences ● Libre ● GPL ● LGPL ● BSD ● Copyright ● Copyleft ● Artlibre ● Creative commons De bonnes raisons de se battre ● Rétention de données (UE) ! ● Racketiciel ! ● Universités enseignent les logiciels propriétaires ! ● DRM ! ● Brevets ! ● HADOPI ! ● Lapsi ! ● ADSL ! ● Propriété d'Internet ! Accès internet ! ● Monopoles ! Ressources ● Free Software Fundation ● Framasoft ● Codelab.fr ● Flossmanual ● Lelivredulibre ● SiteDuZero ● Linux Audio conference ● Internet : Minitel 2.0 ? ● Journées Mondiales du logiciel libre ● Linux magasine ● Ligue Odebi ● Quadrature du Net ● FDN, Globenet, Altern ● Gitoyen, ● APRIL, GUL ● AFUL, Freenet, gnunet ● PIKSEL, Make Art, Goto10, craslab, … ● Makefair Africa ● Kummafomi.org ● La Source ● Mouvement des correspondances francophones.

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