DabaweGNU, Inc., is a non-stock, non-profit organization registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission on December 5, 2003. Its primary aim is to provide its members a venue for technical growth in "Free/Open Source Software" (FOSS) technologies and to advocate the use of this technology to the rest of the community.DabaweGNU began from an Internet mailing list that was established after a series of successful seminars which featured one of the most well known FOSS projects: the GNU/Linux operating system. The organization came about from the list members' common desire to have a venue to further enhance knowledge and experiment on FOSS technologies.
News
- DabaweGNU KURO Satellite Forum
- DabaweGNU Inc., in support of the WebSining project of the Committee on Visual Arts (CVA) of the NCCA is inviting everyone to a FREE forum on "Multi-media Production and Intellectual Property Rights". The format of the forum will be a presentation followed by a discussion/demonstration.
- Linux at Kape: The Penguin Returns
- Last November 18, DabaweGNU once again held its monthly Linux at Kape session. About 15-20 regular and list members attended the said event. The topics discussed were "Linux Multi-media" by Nathaniel Jayme, "Knowledge Managment System" by Evamay dela Rosa, "Plone as KMS" by returning penguin Holden Hao, and "Web Hosting" by Job Oberio.
- Solon files bill requiring gov’t to use open source software
- Free/ Open Source Software has been growing in popularity in the Philippines. Now, Congressman Teddy Casiño of Bayan Muna, has filed a bill in congress mandating the use of FOSS in the government.
- Ruby on Rails Presentation Slides and References
- Mark Maglana has uploaded his slide presentation on Ruby and Rails which he presented during Software Freedom Day. He has also prepared a list of references to benefit those getting started with Ruby on Rails.
- Davao Penguin Celebrates Software Freedom Day in Melbourne
- Not to be left out of the celebration, trustee Holden Hao, celebrates Software Freedom day by visiting the local FOSS groups' event in the Town Hall of Melbourne, Australia.
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