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1 \documentclass{beamer} 2 3 \usepackage{graphicx} 4 \graphicspath{{./images/}} 5 6 \usetheme{Boadilla} 7 8 \title{FOSS in the developer and privacy space} 9 \subtitle{Why is it often prefered?} 10 \author{Lucas Standen} 11 \institute{QMC} 12 \date{\today} 13 14 \begin{document} 15 16 \frame{\titlepage} 17 18 \begin{frame} 19 \frametitle{Keywords} 20 -- FOSS - Free and Open Source Software \\ 21 -- Free software - Software designed to protect user freedoms \\ 22 -- Open software - Software designed to grow quickly with a strong community \\ 23 \end{frame} 24 25 % ~1 mins 26 \begin{frame} 27 \frametitle{What does this presentation show?} 28 -- Why did I choose this project? \\ 29 -- My research \\ 30 -- Planning and managing this project \\ 31 -- So why is it preferred? \\ 32 -- How did the project go? \\ 33 -- What would I change/How would I do it again? \\ 34 -- Questions \\ 35 \end{frame} 36 37 38 % ~1-2 mins 39 \begin{frame} 40 \frametitle{Why did I choose this project?} 41 -- Interest in the area of FOSS \\ 42 -- Wanted to learn more about the ethics behind things, not just the software \\ 43 -- To challenge myself \\ 44 \end{frame} 45 46 % ~2-3 mins 47 \begin{frame} 48 \frametitle{My research} 49 \textbf{Sectioning:} \\ 50 \textit{Splitting things up is helpful} 51 52 People: 53 -- Richard Stallman \\ 54 -- Edward Snowden \\ 55 -- Lawrence Lessig \\ 56 57 Papers: 58 -- All 120 pages of Richard Stallman's work 59 \begin {tiny} 60 \textit{He founded the entire movement, he has a lot to say!} 61 \end {tiny} 62 63 -- Places where FOSS is used 64 \begin {tiny} 65 \textit{To ensure my pre-existing knowledge isn't biased} 66 \end {tiny} 67 68 -- Papers/PhDs where their software was published as FOSS 69 \begin {tiny} 70 \textit{Mostly looking at their justification as to why their software is FOSS} 71 \end {tiny} 72 73 Things: 74 75 -- Code editors 76 \begin {tiny} 77 \textit{VS code, Vim} 78 \end {tiny} 79 80 -- Operating systems 81 \begin {tiny} 82 \textit{Linux, BSD} 83 \end {tiny} 84 85 -- Other tools 86 \begin {tiny} 87 \textit{Latex, VLC, KDE} 88 \end {tiny} 89 \end{frame} 90 91 % ~1-2 mins 92 \begin{frame} 93 -- Org mode \\ 94 \includegraphics[scale=0.03]{orgmode} 95 96 Note format, designed to be easy for humans and computers to read, making it perfect for simple, feature packed apps, 97 used for writing my log, diary, and research (plus managing my life!). \frametitle{Planning and managing this project} 98 99 -- Tex Live \\ 100 \includegraphics[scale=0.2]{latex} 101 102 Graphics tool designed for generating documents, of many shapes and sizes, including my write up, and this presentation! 103 % allows for sections, sections things to all hell 104 \end{frame} 105 106 % ~4-5 mins 107 \begin{frame} 108 \frametitle{So why is it preferred?} 109 -- User freedom \\ 110 -- Tinker ability \\ 111 -- Community \& Inclusively \\ 112 \end{frame} 113 114 % ~1-2 mins 115 \begin{frame} 116 \frametitle{How did the project go?} 117 -- Overall quite well \\ 118 -- Quickly \\ 119 -- Slight roadblock on a middle section \\ 120 -- Impartiality was quite hard to achieve \\ 121 \end{frame} 122 123 % ~1-2 mins 124 \begin{frame} 125 \frametitle{What would I change/How would I do it again?} 126 -- Further sectioning, it is the best skill I could ever use \\ 127 -- Broaden my topic, it would have been interesting to focus more on general users \\ 128 \end{frame} 129 130 % the rest 131 \begin{frame} 132 \begin{center} 133 \textbf{Any questions?} 134 \end{center} 135 \end{frame} 136 \end{document}