[Fsfe-newsfr-en] FSF France news 29/05/2003

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Hello.

Here are the news from FSF France on 29/05/2003.

News FSF France in text (see attachment for HTML with links) :
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||"Troph?es du Libre" : the winners                          ||
||28 May 2003. The First International Free Sofware Contest  ||
||is over. On 23th of Mai 2003 in Soissons, the 18 nominees  ||
||have received the first "Troph?es du Libre". The winners   ||
||are Koha, Weasel Reader, Dolibarr, GCompris, Gok et Vega   ||
||Strike.                                                    ||
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||SCO versus IBM : an unfounded legal action                 ||
||21 May 2003. SCO is claiming from IBM [1] one thousand     ||
||million dollars on an unfounded basis. SCO is not trying to||
||get compensation, but to intimidate Free Software          ||
||developers and users. The faith in the protection that     ||
||copyright grants to Free Software is put to the test.      ||
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Regards,

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FSF France News

"Troph?es du Libre" : the winners
28 May 2003. The First International Free Sofware Contest is over. On 23th of Mai 2003 in Soissons, the 18 nominees have received the first "Troph?es du Libre". The winners are Koha, Weasel Reader, Dolibarr, GCompris, Gok et Vega Strike.

SCO versus IBM : an unfounded legal action
21 May 2003. SCO is claiming from IBM [1] one thousand million dollars on an unfounded basis. SCO is not trying to get compensation, but to intimidate Free Software developers and users. The faith in the protection that copyright grants to Free Software is put to the test.