Re: Free software in universities

Hi,


2013/10/11 Guido Arnold <[email protected]>

> Hello JJ,
>
> On 10 October 2013 21:58, JJ Merelo <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > This is JJ Merelo, I head the Free Software Office at the University of
> > Granada http://osl.ugr.es AFAIK, free software offices are a mostly
> Spanish
> > phenomenon which are rarely found outside; I know about OSU-OSL in Oregon
> > and a few more in the USA, but not any one in Europe. I would be
> interested
> > in contacting official (or not) free software labs or offices in other
> > European universities, mainly for networking and, who knows, apply for
> > funding to create OS curricula, migration methodologies and whatever
> arises.
>
> I like the idea of networking and jointly applying for funding very
> much! What excactly do you mean by "FS offices"?
>
>
Free/Libre software "offices", that is, some university-level institutional
support for free software.


> I searched for the string "university" in our link collection [1] and
> found the following links, but you may go through the list or search
> for something else to find more.
>
>
Thanks for the links!


JJ

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