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Member of Scottish Parliament Patrick Harvie Talks to KDE (KDE.News)
KDE.News covers the final talk
at aKademy by Patrick Harvie, a Member of the Scottish Parliament for the
Green Party. "While not a technical wizard like most of the other
talks of the day, Patrick was able to describe to us the attitudes to free
software from the Government he is elected to keep an eye on, and how the
work of KDE developers applies to more than just software."
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Member of Parliament Patrick Harvie Talks to KDE (KDE.News) Posted Jul 10, 2007 19:53 UTC (Tue) by jospoortvliet (subscriber, #33164) [Link] I did see his talk on the video, regretted I didn't have time to attendit live... It's worth viewing, guys.
Broken video? Posted Jul 10, 2007 23:32 UTC (Tue) by fmarier (subscriber, #19894) [Link] Can anyone make the audio available? I can't seem to get it to work with mplayer and extract it myself...
He's not a Member of Parliament! Posted Jul 12, 2007 10:02 UTC (Thu) by james (subscriber, #1325) [Link] Can we have a (sic) in the LWN title?Patrick Harvie is a Member of the Scottish Parliament, or an MSP. He is not a Member of Parliament and is not allowed to call himself one, since that would mean that he sat at Westminster in the UK Parliament.
He's not a Member of Parliament! Posted Jul 12, 2007 15:36 UTC (Thu) by stevan (subscriber, #4342) [Link] Er, yes he is. "Parliament" is not synonymous with Westminster. In thesame way as, for example, a French elected politician may be a member of parliament in Paris, etc etc. Anyway, the text makes clear in which parliament he sits.
But back to Linuxy/free software matters, I hope that Patrick, and people
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