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This talk features Oliver Drotbohm discussing the relationship between open-source projects and public institutions in Germany and Europe. He highlights the increasing reliance of public sectors on open-source software while acknowledging the lack of direct connections to the software maintainers. Drotbohm proposes creating institutional channels for communication to share roadmaps and report bugs, fostering collaboration that strengthens both the digital infrastructure and the alignment of goals between developers and public institutions.
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