Author Archives: Georg Greve

About Georg Greve

Georg Greve is a technologist and entrepreneur. Background as a software developer and physicist. Head of product development and Chairman at Vereign AG. Founding president of the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE). Previously president and CEO at Kolab Systems AG, a Swiss Open Source ISV. In 2009 Georg was awarded the Federal Cross of Merit on Ribbon by the Federal Republic of Germany for his contributions to Open Source and Open Standards.

busy week

Posted on 16. April, 2005 by Georg Greve

…I’ll just briefly let you know that I can apparently still type. As you may have seen, we were quite busy processing the first batch of SmartCards. Unfortunately, before we could get to the printing and shipping, I had to … Continue reading →

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Catching up…

Posted on 9. April, 2005 by Georg Greve

Alright, just trying to catch up a little bit on what happened during the past weeks. As you may have seen in the FSFE newsletter, just after our first Freedom Party, I have been visiting Boston, seizing the chance to … Continue reading →

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Hacking for Freedom?

Posted on 18. March, 2005 by Georg Greve

Georg in the Fellowship T-Shirt Picture taken by Michael Gottschalk during FOSDEM 2005. If you need commercial reproduction rights, you’ll need to contact info@michaelgottschalk.com It was our first-ever and soon-to-be-thoroughly-missed intern Matthias who came up with the idea of making … Continue reading →

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Struggling with alien artefacts

Posted on 15. March, 2005 by Georg Greve

Do you know the movies where some people discover an alien artefact or space ship and try to find out what it does or get it to work? The scientists carefully examine the alien language, trying to understand strange symbols … Continue reading →

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