In the days following the Free Software Foundation Europe Legal Network Conference in Stockholm, an…
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In the days following the Free Software Foundation Europe Legal Network Conference in Stockholm, an…
The post Tackling sticky questions about cryptocurrency and Open Source from a legal perspective first appeared on Voices of Open Source.
The Drupal Community Working Group (CWG) is happy to announce the addition of JD Flynn to the Conflict Resolution Team. Based in Indiana, United States, JD has been a long time member of the Drupal community – for more than 7 years and has been one of the Community Working Group’s mental health subject matter experts for more than 2 years. JD is a senior software engineer with Nerdery, has completed the Code of Conduct contact training, and is a frequent attendee and speaker at US-based Drupal events.
One of the 2022 goals of the Conflict Resolution Team is to expand, both bringing in new perspectives and allowing veteran members to retire. As part of the onboarding process, JD will serve as a provisional member of the Conflict Resolution Team with limited access to previous issues as well as mentoring on current issues. Per the CWG charter, JD has been approved by the CWG review panel.
In the coming months, we anticipate adding additional new members to ensure the long-term health of the Conflict Resolution Team and its ability to effectively serve the Drupal community.
The CWG is responsible for promoting and upholding the Drupal Code of Conduct and maintaining a friendly and welcoming community for the Drupal project. To learn more about the group and what we’ve been up to over the last year, check out our recently-published annual report.
Learn how to use the mkdir, touch, and rm commands to create files and directories, then clean them up when you’re ready. Read More at Enable Sysadmin
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As part of the init scripts repackaging, elogind
does no longer ship with its OpenRC init script. You have to manually install it when upgrading:
# pacman -Syu
# pacman -S elogind-openrc