Name: Ismael Olea
Member since: 2000-10-24 16:45:00
Last Login: 2008-05-03 20:04:28
Homepage: http://olea.org/diario/
Notes: Ismael has been a free software activist since 1994. He has coordinated the Spanish Linux Documentation Project TLDP-ES (known as LuCAS) since 1998 to 2005, is a founding member of the Spanish Linux users association Hispalinux and the local groups Indalinux and Linux Madrid and has deeply involved in the organization of the Hispalinux's congresses.
In his work career had been CTO of one of the very first commercial linux distributions in Spain, HispaFuentes Linux, and now manages their own consulting company, Planeta Olea SL, specialized on technology strategy and consultancy about free libre open source software, FLOSS, and the digital revolution.
He is member of the GNOME Foundation, the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure, the Instituto de Estudios Almerienses and is a visiting lecturer at the Instituto Superior de Estudios e Investigaciones Tecnolológicas, Caracas (Venezuela).
For long time is a passionate researcher on electronic publishing in almost all its facets and a supporter of applying the knowledge economy of FLOSS on the linguistic resources for the Spanish language. For the last years is performing an intense activity on the development of the SOOS concept, «Standard Organizational Operating System» in the framework of an open digital revolution. Had given dozens of talks in Spain, France and Latin America.
He is devoted to Our Father Genarín of León and tries to be sure everybody knows he comes from Almería (Spain).
Radiohead gets opensource
Radiohead published the source code and data of their last video under the Apache license.
Do you need more to understand the world have changed?
Conferencia en Alicante
El próximo 5 de julio daré una charleta en Alicante a donde voy invitado al encuentro ">CULTURA COPY-LEFT: Tácticas para el descontrol de las masas que organiza el Ayuntamiento de Alicante, a partir de las 18:00.
¡Nos vemos en Alicante!
Moonlight packages for Fedora 9
Miguel announced the first set of Moonlight packages for OpenSuSE. Since I've recently updated to Fedora 9, with nice Mono packages included, I've decided to try to refresh my packaging skills with them. You can download Moonlight for Fedora 9 (ffmpeg codecs included) now, published at my own RPM repository. You could install it through Smart, Yum, Apt or compatibles.
Thanks to Pascal Bleser, author of the OpenSuSE's originals, to Claudio Saavedra for helping me to discover an autotools bug and, of course, the Mono Project developers.
Novedades en Micro-educación
Hoy he aprovechado en cambiar el viejo diseño de la charleta de micro-educación con el que uso más reciente basado en el bendito Slidy. El resultado es estéticamente mejor.
Pero como novedad no es gran cosa, así que de paso he añadido varios de los enlaces que sobre temas relacionados o complementarios he venido recopilando en los últimos meses. Por ejemplo:
Si eres o vas a ser (ma|pa)dre o ti(o|a), te sugiero que le dediques un vistazo a estos temas.
OSOR.eu day at LinuxTag
Tomorrow
would be an almost 100% day for the Open
Source Observatory and Repository at the great LinuxTag.
At least, it'll be for me!
I'll had the pleasure of presenting the OSOR.eu project at Berlin Room 1, on Thursday at 10:00. If you want to discuss synergies between you OSS project and OSOR.eu I'd love to meet you.
Later our friends of the City of Munich will present their WollMux project, one of the very first projects to enrole to OSOR.eu: Europa Room 1, at 15:00.
At the exhibit area you could meet several projects being involved in this great initiative. I'll do for sure.
See you at LinuxTag!
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