Hi,

The Debian France association[1] is proud to announce the next
Mini-DebConf[2][3]! This year's event will take place on April 11-12 in Lyon
and it's kindly hosted by the "Maison Pour Tous-Salle des Rancy"[4].

All Debian enthusiasts from far and wide are welcome to gather and
talk about the latest Debian changes, meet new people from the Debian
community and of course, meet again old friends.

This Mini-DebConf will also be at a perfect time to celebrate the release
of Jessie 

If you're planning to attend, please add yourself in the wiki [3].

If you're interested in presenting a talk, holding a BoF, workshop, etc.,
please drop us an email at minidebconf@france.debian.net

Ana
On the behalf of the organization team

[1] http://france.debian.net/
[2] http://france.debian.net/events/minidebconf2015/
[3] https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/fr/2015/Minidebconf
[4] http://epn.salledesrancy.com/evenements/mini-debconf-debian/

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Bonjour � tous,

L'association Debian France [1] a le plaisir de vous annoncer la
prochaine Mini-Debconf [2][3] !
Cette ann�e, l'�v�nement aura lieu les 11 et 12 avril � Lyon et
est h�berg� sera h�berg� par la Maison Pour Tous-Salle des Rancy [4].

Au cours de celui-ci, les d�veloppeurs, les contributeurs occasionnels
ou plus g�n�ralement les utilisateurs provenant de toutes parts se
retrouveront afin d'�changer sur les derniers changements survenus
dans Debian, de la communaut� en soi ou pour rencontrer des anciens
ou nouveaux amis.

Cette mini-debconf sera �galement le parfait moment pour c�l�brer
la sortie de Jessie 

Si vous souhaitez y assister, merci de vous ajouter dans le wiki [3].

Si vous souhaitez faire une pr�sentation, organiser un BoF, un atelier,
etc., merci d'envoyer un email � minidebconf@france.debian.net.

Ana
Au nom de l'�quipe d'organisation.

[1] http://france.debian.net/
[2] http://france.debian.net/evenements/minidebconf2015/
[3] http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/fr/2015/Minidebconf
[4] http://epn.salledesrancy.com/evenements/mini-debconf-debian/

Tickets for the next Raspberry Pi jam in Paignton can be obtained from

http://www.dcglug.org.uk/torbay-pi-jam/ and following the link for tickets.

Hope to see lots of people at the event.

In response to the threat of terrorism David Cameron is proposing to ban end to end encryption,  ref http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=17822 for reactions to this.  This also stirred up quite a debate on the DCGLUG mailing list.

Next Saturday, 17th, is the third of the month so it is time for our
Linux meeting at the White Hart, 2 pm as usual.

The Times Educational Supplement is to use creative commons licensing for resources

more information here

A step in the right direction and shows how much power people have by campaigning for this to happen. .

Please could DCGLUG members share this so that the event gets really good promotion.

I have added a lot of new content under the resources section,  mainly more tutorials for mint but also some under the command line section.

I have also added a page on Diaspora,  which is essentially the information from the thunderclap which ended on the 2nd Jan but I have just included the information directly relating to Diaspora.

Applicable to : Xubuntu 14.04 and others

How to change the program that opens a file type. e.g a text file.

Go to settings manager which should be on the menu or an icon on the panel

Select MIME Type Editor

You then see the following

If you click the program name in the far right column, then you should get a list of options as to which program is used to edit that file type.

Changes seem to be immediate so closing the window should mean the changes take effect.