Linux and FOSS Events: Oman's SQU and FOSDEM
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Third free, open source software conference begins at Oman's SQU
In an effort to localise information technology, a conference aiming at supporting free and open source software began on Tuesday.
Activities of the 3rd Free and Open Source Software Conference began at the Sultan Qaboos University (SQU) on Tuesday under the patronage of Dr. Ali bin Mas’oud Al Sunaidi, Minister of Commerce and Industry.
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KiCad Project Status
This talk will discuss the status of the current stable version 5 release of KiCad and road map for the version 6 release of KiCad.
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