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Events on Sunday, March 21st 2010.

Pages in category "LibrePlanet2010 Sunday"

The following 16 pages are in this category, out of 16 total.

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LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Saturday/Brett Smith and Donald Robertson's Licensing Hoedow
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Saturday/Luis Villa, Mozilla
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/12x5 min lightning talks
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/Bkuhn -- Conservancy
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/David Sugar -- GNU Telephony
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/Free BIOS and the fully free machine
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/GNU Hackers Presentations
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/Intro: Deborah Nicholson, FSF
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/Leslie Hawthorn -- Free Software Mentoring
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/Lunch
LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/Schedule/Sunday/Outro: Deborah Nicholson, FSF
LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday/Play Ogg!
LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday/Recruiting women in free software projects
LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday/Registration, coffee and breakfast
LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday/Welcome to LibrePlanet 2010, Day Three
LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday/Workshop on non-coding roles

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