Nicolas (Frank, Les, Claus), That all for your replies. (I'll try not to spam the mailing-list to much so I'll to reply one single mail). Well, the report is about the ham-radio infobooth that was in the AW building, explaining why we did where there. Most people outside the IT-world equate "open source" (if they know the term at all :-) ) with computer programs. So I need to explain What an amateur radio-organisation is doing in (what they think) a conference that deals with computers. The point I want to make in the rapport is that the open-source culture thesedays also include quite a number of other fields; some of them (hardware, electronics, RF, SDR, electroncs-design software, ...) quite related to ham-radio. Based on the information provided by Frank and Les, it looks like "embedded" has been part of FOSDEM for actually quite early on, with the SDR devroom added 4 years ago. (I should check on the "CAD" devroom). Thanks all for the help. Cheerio! Kr. Bonne. On 08-02-18 09:59, Nicolas Pettiaux wrote:
Dear
I have been there since the first, much smaller edition on campus plaine. I've not been able to attend every year though but many.
Have you setup a pad that we could collaboratively edit to help you?
Regards
Nicolas -- Nicolas Pettiaux, Ph.D Aess EMM Tel +32 496 24 55 01- HE2B ESI ULB Envoyé de mon téléphone portable. Veuillez excuser ma brièveté.