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More money for Cyanogen Inc.

Cyanogen Inc. has announced another round of venture funding, said to be on the order of $22 million. "What does this mean for you as a CM user? Not much yet, except that you’ll see more new things from us more often. We will continue to invest in the community by way of increased resources, sponsoring more events, and of course staying open. You’ll see new apps and features from us, new services, and also more devices which run CM out of the box."

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Articles of interest

Free Software Supporter - Issue 69, December 2013

The December issue of the Free Software Foundation's newsletter covers fund raising, LibrePlanet, Defective by Design visits an Apple store, Gluglug X60 Laptop now certified, end-of-life for Ututo, and several other topics.

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Taking stock of 2013′s crowdfunded Linux devices (LinuxGizmos)

LinuxGizmos.com has a survey of crowdfunded Linux-based device projects launched in 2013. "Of the 19 such products listed below, five were never successfully crowdfunded. Of these unfunded devices, all but one appear to be moving forward with alternative funding. In fact, one — CrystalFontz America’s CFA10036 module — has already shipped. That leaves Canonical’s doomed, yet history making Ubuntu Edge smartphone as the only 'failure.'"

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LinuxDevices content returns to the net

LinuxDevices founder Rick Lehrbaum has announced the return of a great deal of historical embedded Linux content to the web. "The LinuxDevices Archive is searchable and also available from a calendar interface, so you can click on any month of any year between 1999 and 2012 and see what pops up. Although some stories did not survive the various transitions between content management systems, the Archive includes over 14,000 LinuxDevices posts, most with images intact, including news, product showcases, and special articles and editorials. So far, just about everything we’ve searched for has emerged in good shape."

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Calls for Presentations

MiniDebConf 2014 Barcelona Call for Proposals

Debian Women has announced a MiniDebConf that will take place March 15-16 in Barcelona, Spain. The call for proposals closes January 31. "The idea behind the conference is not to talk about women in free software, or women in Debian, but rather to make discussion about Debian subjects more inclusive for women. If you agree with this goal, spread the word. Forward this call for potential speakers and help us make this event a great success!"

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LSF/MM 2014 call for proposals

The 2014 Linux Storage, Filesystem, and Memory Management Summit will be held March 24-25 in Napa Valley, California. The call for proposals is out now for those who would like to participate; the deadline is January 31, but those who need visas to attend should get theirs in earlier. For those unfamiliar with this event, see LWN's coverage of the 2013 Summit for an overview of the type of discussion held there.

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CFP Deadlines: January 2, 2014 to March 3, 2014

The following listing of CFP deadlines is taken from the LWN.net CFP Calendar.

DeadlineEvent Dates EventLocation
January 7 March 15
March 16
Chemnitz Linux Days 2014 Chemnitz, Germany
January 10 January 18
January 19
Paris Mini Debconf 2014 Paris, France
January 15 February 28
March 2
FOSSASIA 2014 Phnom Penh, Cambodia
January 15 April 2
April 5
Libre Graphics Meeting 2014 Leipzig, Germany
January 17 March 26
March 28
16. Deutscher Perl-Workshop 2014 Hannover, Germany
January 19 May 20
May 24
PGCon 2014 Ottawa, Canada
January 19 March 22 Linux Info Tag Augsburg, Germany
January 22 May 2
May 3
LOPSA-EAST 2014 New Brunswick, NJ, USA
January 28 June 19
June 20
USENIX Annual Technical Conference Philadelphia, PA, USA
January 30 July 20
July 24
OSCON 2014 Portland, OR, USA
January 31 March 29 Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2014 Hong Kong, Hong Kong
January 31 March 24
March 25
Linux Storage Filesystem & MM Summit Napa Valley, CA, USA
January 31 March 15
March 16
Women MiniDebConf Barcelona 2014 Barcelona, Spain
January 31 May 15
May 16
ScilabTEC 2014 Paris, France
February 1 April 29
May 1
Android Builders Summit San Jose, CA, USA
February 1 April 7
April 9
ApacheCon 2014 Denver, CO, USA
February 1 March 26
March 28
Collaboration Summit Napa Valley, CA, USA
February 3 May 1
May 4
Linux Audio Conference 2014 Karlsruhe, Germany
February 5 March 20 Nordic PostgreSQL Day 2014 Stockholm, Sweden
February 8 February 14
February 16
Linux Vacation / Eastern Europe Winter 2014 Minsk, Belarus
February 9 July 21
July 27
EuroPython 2014 Berlin, Germany
February 14 May 12
May 16
OpenStack Summit Atlanta, GA, USA
February 27 August 20
August 22
USENIX Security '14 San Diego, CA, USA

If the CFP deadline for your event does not appear here, please tell us about it.

Upcoming Events

Events: January 2, 2014 to March 3, 2014

The following event listing is taken from the LWN.net Calendar.

Date(s)EventLocation
January 6 Sysadmin Miniconf at Linux.conf.au 2014 Perth, Australia
January 6
January 10
linux.conf.au Perth, Australia
January 13
January 15
Real World Cryptography Workshop NYC, NY, USA
January 17
January 18
QtDay Italy Florence, Italy
January 18
January 19
Paris Mini Debconf 2014 Paris, France
January 31 CentOS Dojo Brussels, Belgium
February 1
February 2
FOSDEM 2014 Brussels, Belgium
February 3
February 4
Config Management Camp Gent, Belgium
February 4
February 5
Open Daylight Summit Santa Clara, CA, USA
February 7
February 9
Django Weekend Cardiff Cardiff, Wales, UK
February 7
February 9
devconf.cz Brno, Czech Republic
February 14
February 16
Linux Vacation / Eastern Europe Winter 2014 Minsk, Belarus
February 21
February 23
conf.kde.in 2014 Gandhinagar, India
February 21
February 23
Southern California Linux Expo Los Angeles, CA, USA
February 25 Open Source Software and Govenrment McLean, VA, USA
February 28
March 2
FOSSASIA 2014 Phnom Penh, Cambodia

If your event does not appear here, please tell us about it.

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