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✨ Aujourd’hui, nos logiciels ont décidé de briller, sauter et se transformer ! ✨
• BibLibre → LibFree 📚
• Koha → Coa 🐸
• Bokeh → Halo ✨
• NumaHOP → NumahopLA 🪄
• Omeka → Omekano 🔧
• Planno → Planorama 🏔️
Mêmes noms ou presque… mais toujours la même passion pour les bibliothèques et l’open source !
Merci d’avoir sauté, cligné des yeux ou illuminé votre journée avec nous 😄
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #KohaILS #Bokeh #BokehPortail #NumaHOP #OmekaS #Omekalia #Planno

✨ Aujourd’hui, nos logiciels ont décidé de briller, sauter et se transformer ! ✨
• BibLibre → LibFree 📚
• Koha → Coa 🐸
• Bokeh → Halo ✨
• NumaHOP → NumahopLA 🪄
• Omeka → Omekano 🔧
• Planno → Planorama 🏔️
Mêmes noms ou presque… mais toujours la même passion pour les bibliothèques et l’open source !
Merci d’avoir sauté, cligné des yeux ou illuminé votre journée avec nous 😄
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #KohaILS #Bokeh #BokehPortail #NumaHOP #OmekaS #Omekalia #Planno

✨ Aujourd’hui, nos logiciels ont décidé de briller, sauter et se transformer ! ✨
• BibLibre → LibFree 📚
• Koha → Coa 🐸
• Bokeh → Halo ✨
• NumaHOP → NumahopLA 🪄
• Omeka → Omekano 🔧
• Planno → Planorama 🏔️
Mêmes noms ou presque… mais toujours la même passion pour les bibliothèques et l’open source !
Merci d’avoir sauté, cligné des yeux ou illuminé votre journée avec nous 😄
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #KohaILS #Bokeh #BokehPortail #NumaHOP #OmekaS #Omekalia #Planno

✨ Aujourd’hui, nos logiciels ont décidé de briller, sauter et se transformer ! ✨
• BibLibre → LibFree 📚
• Koha → Coa 🐸
• Bokeh → Halo ✨
• NumaHOP → NumahopLA 🪄
• Omeka → Omekano 🔧
• Planno → Planorama 🏔️
Mêmes noms ou presque… mais toujours la même passion pour les bibliothèques et l’open source !
Merci d’avoir sauté, cligné des yeux ou illuminé votre journée avec nous 😄
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #KohaILS #Bokeh #BokehPortail #NumaHOP #OmekaS #Omekalia #Planno

📢 SAUT SPECTACULAIRE !
Koha fait un petit bond de côté pour la journée et devient ➡️ Coa 🐸
Quoi ?! Mais pourquoi ?!
👉 Parce que “Koha”, c’est bien
👉 “Coa”, c’est presque pareil et c’était vraiment trop tentant pour ne pas sauter dessus !
Rassurez-vous: toujours le même SIGB performant, la même communauté et les mêmes valeurs open source
Prochaine étape: vérifier si quelqu’un remarque la différence ou si tout le monde croasse avec nous !
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #SIGB

📢 SAUT SPECTACULAIRE !
Koha fait un petit bond de côté pour la journée et devient ➡️ Coa 🐸
Quoi ?! Mais pourquoi ?!
👉 Parce que “Koha”, c’est bien
👉 “Coa”, c’est presque pareil et c’était vraiment trop tentant pour ne pas sauter dessus !
Rassurez-vous: toujours le même SIGB performant, la même communauté et les mêmes valeurs open source
Prochaine étape: vérifier si quelqu’un remarque la différence ou si tout le monde croasse avec nous !
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #SIGB

📢 SAUT SPECTACULAIRE !
Koha fait un petit bond de côté pour la journée et devient ➡️ Coa 🐸
Quoi ?! Mais pourquoi ?!
👉 Parce que “Koha”, c’est bien
👉 “Coa”, c’est presque pareil et c’était vraiment trop tentant pour ne pas sauter dessus !
Rassurez-vous: toujours le même SIGB performant, la même communauté et les mêmes valeurs open source
Prochaine étape: vérifier si quelqu’un remarque la différence ou si tout le monde croasse avec nous !
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #SIGB

📢 SAUT SPECTACULAIRE !
Koha fait un petit bond de côté pour la journée et devient ➡️ Coa 🐸
Quoi ?! Mais pourquoi ?!
👉 Parce que “Koha”, c’est bien
👉 “Coa”, c’est presque pareil et c’était vraiment trop tentant pour ne pas sauter dessus !
Rassurez-vous: toujours le même SIGB performant, la même communauté et les mêmes valeurs open source
Prochaine étape: vérifier si quelqu’un remarque la différence ou si tout le monde croasse avec nous !
#PoissonDAvril #BibLibre #LogicielsLibres #Koha #SIGB

My report on the #Koha Hackfest 2026 in Marseille #Perl https://domm.plix.at/perl/2026_03_koha_hackfest.html

My report on the #Koha Hackfest 2026 in Marseille #Perl https://domm.plix.at/perl/2026_03_koha_hackfest.html

My report on the #Koha Hackfest 2026 in Marseille #Perl https://domm.plix.at/perl/2026_03_koha_hackfest.html

My report on the #Koha Hackfest 2026 in Marseille #Perl https://domm.plix.at/perl/2026_03_koha_hackfest.html

My report on the #Koha Hackfest 2026 in Marseille #Perl https://domm.plix.at/perl/2026_03_koha_hackfest.html

My search has, thus far, been fruitless so I am asking here as a last ditch attempt …

I am looking for a self-hostable web based application to be an inventory of the (real, rather than e-) #books in the house. It should be able to accept a list of #ISBNs as input for importing items and look them up (with covers) to ingest their metadata.

It doesn't need #library style circulation (I don't want to run a library so don't want #Koha or equivalent)

I've been using #HomeBox which is ok but only understands "things" rather than "books" (I've written a isbn2homebox script to make that easier). I'd like something purpose designed for books though.

Does anyone use anything like this? There are plenty of free or subscription things available online, but I want to run this myself.

Thanks ☺️

#selfhosting #inventory

My search has, thus far, been fruitless so I am asking here as a last ditch attempt …

I am looking for a self-hostable web based application to be an inventory of the (real, rather than e-) #books in the house. It should be able to accept a list of #ISBNs as input for importing items and look them up (with covers) to ingest their metadata.

It doesn't need #library style circulation (I don't want to run a library so don't want #Koha or equivalent)

I've been using #HomeBox which is ok but only understands "things" rather than "books" (I've written a isbn2homebox script to make that easier). I'd like something purpose designed for books though.

Does anyone use anything like this? There are plenty of free or subscription things available online, but I want to run this myself.

Thanks ☺️

#selfhosting #inventory

My search has, thus far, been fruitless so I am asking here as a last ditch attempt …

I am looking for a self-hostable web based application to be an inventory of the (real, rather than e-) #books in the house. It should be able to accept a list of #ISBNs as input for importing items and look them up (with covers) to ingest their metadata.

It doesn't need #library style circulation (I don't want to run a library so don't want #Koha or equivalent)

I've been using #HomeBox which is ok but only understands "things" rather than "books" (I've written a isbn2homebox script to make that easier). I'd like something purpose designed for books though.

Does anyone use anything like this? There are plenty of free or subscription things available online, but I want to run this myself.

Thanks ☺️

#selfhosting #inventory

My search has, thus far, been fruitless so I am asking here as a last ditch attempt …

I am looking for a self-hostable web based application to be an inventory of the (real, rather than e-) #books in the house. It should be able to accept a list of #ISBNs as input for importing items and look them up (with covers) to ingest their metadata.

It doesn't need #library style circulation (I don't want to run a library so don't want #Koha or equivalent)

I've been using #HomeBox which is ok but only understands "things" rather than "books" (I've written a isbn2homebox script to make that easier). I'd like something purpose designed for books though.

Does anyone use anything like this? There are plenty of free or subscription things available online, but I want to run this myself.

Thanks ☺️

#selfhosting #inventory

My search has, thus far, been fruitless so I am asking here as a last ditch attempt …

I am looking for a self-hostable web based application to be an inventory of the (real, rather than e-) #books in the house. It should be able to accept a list of #ISBNs as input for importing items and look them up (with covers) to ingest their metadata.

It doesn't need #library style circulation (I don't want to run a library so don't want #Koha or equivalent)

I've been using #HomeBox which is ok but only understands "things" rather than "books" (I've written a isbn2homebox script to make that easier). I'd like something purpose designed for books though.

Does anyone use anything like this? There are plenty of free or subscription things available online, but I want to run this myself.

Thanks ☺️

#selfhosting #inventory

@liw @anotherdream @biblibre @KohaILS

that would be good, in the context of #Koha it's probably possible to go back through newsletters and such and build a chronology. So much of is/was public and should still be accessible. But that's only part of the basis of a history.

Oh and I forgot that @ranginui is here too, he'll definitely be able to say more if he's active.

@liw @anotherdream @biblibre @KohaILS

that would be good, in the context of #Koha it's probably possible to go back through newsletters and such and build a chronology. So much of is/was public and should still be accessible. But that's only part of the basis of a history.

Oh and I forgot that @ranginui is here too, he'll definitely be able to say more if he's active.

@liw @anotherdream @biblibre @KohaILS

that would be good, in the context of #Koha it's probably possible to go back through newsletters and such and build a chronology. So much of is/was public and should still be accessible. But that's only part of the basis of a history.

Oh and I forgot that @ranginui is here too, he'll definitely be able to say more if he's active.

@liw @anotherdream @biblibre @KohaILS

that would be good, in the context of #Koha it's probably possible to go back through newsletters and such and build a chronology. So much of is/was public and should still be accessible. But that's only part of the basis of a history.

Oh and I forgot that @ranginui is here too, he'll definitely be able to say more if he's active.

@liw @anotherdream @biblibre @KohaILS

that would be good, in the context of #Koha it's probably possible to go back through newsletters and such and build a chronology. So much of is/was public and should still be accessible. But that's only part of the basis of a history.

Oh and I forgot that @ranginui is here too, he'll definitely be able to say more if he's active.

@liw @anotherdream Hi Lars! So, it's been a while and I'm hazy on the specifics that you mention.

The background is that the company (who I'll call LibLime and later PTFS because those were their names) had shifted from reasonably good-faith-behaving within the community, to withdrawing from it and saying "ours now!" and it came to a head over the NZ trademark.

I know there was a lot of digging into historic claims that had been made by LibLime/PTFS about how they wouldn't do the sort of thing they're doing, and also things relevant to the trademark itself, such as how often is "Koha" (the name of the software and the trademark in dispute) associated with LibLime vs. other things, etc. But like I said, my memory of the specifics is hazy.

It was interesting, I attended the trademark hearing (it was walking distance from the office), and the lawyers on our side put out all the arguments they could find, as they should. The lawyers from their side didn't show up, if memory serves. I remember listening and thinking that this one sounds like a solid point, and this other one sounds a bit shaky. When the verdict was published, my intuition was pretty much exactly backwards about what was a good argument and what wasn't.

There are a few #Koha people around here who can no doubt chip in with more concrete information, for example @biblibre and @KohaILS

As an aside, if you go to koha.org it still redirects to liblime.org where they're selling their - probably Koha based - LMS called Bibliovation™, which sounds dangerously close to "bloviation".

@liw @anotherdream Hi Lars! So, it's been a while and I'm hazy on the specifics that you mention.

The background is that the company (who I'll call LibLime and later PTFS because those were their names) had shifted from reasonably good-faith-behaving within the community, to withdrawing from it and saying "ours now!" and it came to a head over the NZ trademark.

I know there was a lot of digging into historic claims that had been made by LibLime/PTFS about how they wouldn't do the sort of thing they're doing, and also things relevant to the trademark itself, such as how often is "Koha" (the name of the software and the trademark in dispute) associated with LibLime vs. other things, etc. But like I said, my memory of the specifics is hazy.

It was interesting, I attended the trademark hearing (it was walking distance from the office), and the lawyers on our side put out all the arguments they could find, as they should. The lawyers from their side didn't show up, if memory serves. I remember listening and thinking that this one sounds like a solid point, and this other one sounds a bit shaky. When the verdict was published, my intuition was pretty much exactly backwards about what was a good argument and what wasn't.

There are a few #Koha people around here who can no doubt chip in with more concrete information, for example @biblibre and @KohaILS

As an aside, if you go to koha.org it still redirects to liblime.org where they're selling their - probably Koha based - LMS called Bibliovation™, which sounds dangerously close to "bloviation".

@liw @anotherdream Hi Lars! So, it's been a while and I'm hazy on the specifics that you mention.

The background is that the company (who I'll call LibLime and later PTFS because those were their names) had shifted from reasonably good-faith-behaving within the community, to withdrawing from it and saying "ours now!" and it came to a head over the NZ trademark.

I know there was a lot of digging into historic claims that had been made by LibLime/PTFS about how they wouldn't do the sort of thing they're doing, and also things relevant to the trademark itself, such as how often is "Koha" (the name of the software and the trademark in dispute) associated with LibLime vs. other things, etc. But like I said, my memory of the specifics is hazy.

It was interesting, I attended the trademark hearing (it was walking distance from the office), and the lawyers on our side put out all the arguments they could find, as they should. The lawyers from their side didn't show up, if memory serves. I remember listening and thinking that this one sounds like a solid point, and this other one sounds a bit shaky. When the verdict was published, my intuition was pretty much exactly backwards about what was a good argument and what wasn't.

There are a few #Koha people around here who can no doubt chip in with more concrete information, for example @biblibre and @KohaILS

As an aside, if you go to koha.org it still redirects to liblime.org where they're selling their - probably Koha based - LMS called Bibliovation™, which sounds dangerously close to "bloviation".

@liw @anotherdream Hi Lars! So, it's been a while and I'm hazy on the specifics that you mention.

The background is that the company (who I'll call LibLime and later PTFS because those were their names) had shifted from reasonably good-faith-behaving within the community, to withdrawing from it and saying "ours now!" and it came to a head over the NZ trademark.

I know there was a lot of digging into historic claims that had been made by LibLime/PTFS about how they wouldn't do the sort of thing they're doing, and also things relevant to the trademark itself, such as how often is "Koha" (the name of the software and the trademark in dispute) associated with LibLime vs. other things, etc. But like I said, my memory of the specifics is hazy.

It was interesting, I attended the trademark hearing (it was walking distance from the office), and the lawyers on our side put out all the arguments they could find, as they should. The lawyers from their side didn't show up, if memory serves. I remember listening and thinking that this one sounds like a solid point, and this other one sounds a bit shaky. When the verdict was published, my intuition was pretty much exactly backwards about what was a good argument and what wasn't.

There are a few #Koha people around here who can no doubt chip in with more concrete information, for example @biblibre and @KohaILS

As an aside, if you go to koha.org it still redirects to liblime.org where they're selling their - probably Koha based - LMS called Bibliovation™, which sounds dangerously close to "bloviation".

@liw @anotherdream Hi Lars! So, it's been a while and I'm hazy on the specifics that you mention.

The background is that the company (who I'll call LibLime and later PTFS because those were their names) had shifted from reasonably good-faith-behaving within the community, to withdrawing from it and saying "ours now!" and it came to a head over the NZ trademark.

I know there was a lot of digging into historic claims that had been made by LibLime/PTFS about how they wouldn't do the sort of thing they're doing, and also things relevant to the trademark itself, such as how often is "Koha" (the name of the software and the trademark in dispute) associated with LibLime vs. other things, etc. But like I said, my memory of the specifics is hazy.

It was interesting, I attended the trademark hearing (it was walking distance from the office), and the lawyers on our side put out all the arguments they could find, as they should. The lawyers from their side didn't show up, if memory serves. I remember listening and thinking that this one sounds like a solid point, and this other one sounds a bit shaky. When the verdict was published, my intuition was pretty much exactly backwards about what was a good argument and what wasn't.

There are a few #Koha people around here who can no doubt chip in with more concrete information, for example @biblibre and @KohaILS

As an aside, if you go to koha.org it still redirects to liblime.org where they're selling their - probably Koha based - LMS called Bibliovation™, which sounds dangerously close to "bloviation".

#bsd and/or #koha folks - has anyone got Koha running on FreeBSD? I'm thinking to replace multiple small very old boxes with one big refurbished server (maybe an R640?) running FreeBSD with jails, but I need both Nextcloud and Koha to run with minimal effort.

Any comments? Is this madness?

@KohaILS

#bsd and/or #koha folks - has anyone got Koha running on FreeBSD? I'm thinking to replace multiple small very old boxes with one big refurbished server (maybe an R640?) running FreeBSD with jails, but I need both Nextcloud and Koha to run with minimal effort.

Any comments? Is this madness?

@KohaILS

#bsd and/or #koha folks - has anyone got Koha running on FreeBSD? I'm thinking to replace multiple small very old boxes with one big refurbished server (maybe an R640?) running FreeBSD with jails, but I need both Nextcloud and Koha to run with minimal effort.

Any comments? Is this madness?

@KohaILS

#bsd and/or #koha folks - has anyone got Koha running on FreeBSD? I'm thinking to replace multiple small very old boxes with one big refurbished server (maybe an R640?) running FreeBSD with jails, but I need both Nextcloud and Koha to run with minimal effort.

Any comments? Is this madness?

@KohaILS

#bsd and/or #koha folks - has anyone got Koha running on FreeBSD? I'm thinking to replace multiple small very old boxes with one big refurbished server (maybe an R640?) running FreeBSD with jails, but I need both Nextcloud and Koha to run with minimal effort.

Any comments? Is this madness?

@KohaILS

RE: https://social.kit.edu/@KIT_Bibliothek/116056385736637808

➡️ Submission deadline: 14 March 2026!

#Koha #KohaCon26 #kitbibliotheksud

RE: https://social.kit.edu/@KIT_Bibliothek/116056385736637808

➡️ Submission deadline: 14 March 2026!

#Koha #KohaCon26 #kitbibliotheksud

RE: https://social.kit.edu/@KIT_Bibliothek/116056385736637808

➡️ Submission deadline: 14 March 2026!

#Koha #KohaCon26 #kitbibliotheksud

RE: https://social.kit.edu/@KIT_Bibliothek/116056385736637808

➡️ Submission deadline: 14 March 2026!

#Koha #KohaCon26 #kitbibliotheksud

RE: https://social.kit.edu/@KIT_Bibliothek/116056385736637808

➡️ Submission deadline: 14 March 2026!

#Koha #KohaCon26 #kitbibliotheksud

Patched Koha so patrons can add a text note when creating an ILL https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=40105 an obvious need for us, to support asks like "any format will do", "I need this specific edition", etc. Patrons could add notes _after an ILL was requested_ (though it's not very intuitive how) but due to the way the backend worked you couldn't hack a notes field onto the creation form. Very happy to add this feature and another example of how do it yourself OSS wins. #koha #ils #opensource

Patched Koha so patrons can add a text note when creating an ILL https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=40105 an obvious need for us, to support asks like "any format will do", "I need this specific edition", etc. Patrons could add notes _after an ILL was requested_ (though it's not very intuitive how) but due to the way the backend worked you couldn't hack a notes field onto the creation form. Very happy to add this feature and another example of how do it yourself OSS wins. #koha #ils #opensource

Patched Koha so patrons can add a text note when creating an ILL https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=40105 an obvious need for us, to support asks like "any format will do", "I need this specific edition", etc. Patrons could add notes _after an ILL was requested_ (though it's not very intuitive how) but due to the way the backend worked you couldn't hack a notes field onto the creation form. Very happy to add this feature and another example of how do it yourself OSS wins. #koha #ils #opensource

Patched Koha so patrons can add a text note when creating an ILL https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=40105 an obvious need for us, to support asks like "any format will do", "I need this specific edition", etc. Patrons could add notes _after an ILL was requested_ (though it's not very intuitive how) but due to the way the backend worked you couldn't hack a notes field onto the creation form. Very happy to add this feature and another example of how do it yourself OSS wins. #koha #ils #opensource

Patched Koha so patrons can add a text note when creating an ILL https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=40105 an obvious need for us, to support asks like "any format will do", "I need this specific edition", etc. Patrons could add notes _after an ILL was requested_ (though it's not very intuitive how) but due to the way the backend worked you couldn't hack a notes field onto the creation form. Very happy to add this feature and another example of how do it yourself OSS wins. #koha #ils #opensource

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Call for Presentations — KohaCon26 is open!
We’re excited to announce that the Call for Presentations for KohaCon26 is now open!

Got a great Koha project, tip, or story to share? We want to hear from you!

💬 Presentations, lightning talks & workshops are all welcome.

🗓️ Submit your proposal by 14 March 2026

🔗 Submit here: https://kohacon26.bibliothek.kit.edu/call-for-presentations/

Let’s make KohaCon26 inspiring, practical, and full of community spirit!

#KohaCon26 #Koha #OpenSource #Libraries #KohaILS #KIT #KITBibliothek

Call for Presentations — KohaCon26 is open!
We’re excited to announce that the Call for Presentations for KohaCon26 is now open!

Got a great Koha project, tip, or story to share? We want to hear from you!

💬 Presentations, lightning talks & workshops are all welcome.

🗓️ Submit your proposal by 14 March 2026

🔗 Submit here: https://kohacon26.bibliothek.kit.edu/call-for-presentations/

Let’s make KohaCon26 inspiring, practical, and full of community spirit!

#KohaCon26 #Koha #OpenSource #Libraries #KohaILS #KIT #KITBibliothek

Call for Presentations — KohaCon26 is open!
We’re excited to announce that the Call for Presentations for KohaCon26 is now open!

Got a great Koha project, tip, or story to share? We want to hear from you!

💬 Presentations, lightning talks & workshops are all welcome.

🗓️ Submit your proposal by 14 March 2026

🔗 Submit here: https://kohacon26.bibliothek.kit.edu/call-for-presentations/

Let’s make KohaCon26 inspiring, practical, and full of community spirit!

#KohaCon26 #Koha #OpenSource #Libraries #KohaILS #KIT #KITBibliothek

Call for Presentations — KohaCon26 is open!
We’re excited to announce that the Call for Presentations for KohaCon26 is now open!

Got a great Koha project, tip, or story to share? We want to hear from you!

💬 Presentations, lightning talks & workshops are all welcome.

🗓️ Submit your proposal by 14 March 2026

🔗 Submit here: https://kohacon26.bibliothek.kit.edu/call-for-presentations/

Let’s make KohaCon26 inspiring, practical, and full of community spirit!

#KohaCon26 #Koha #OpenSource #Libraries #KohaILS #KIT #KITBibliothek

Call for Presentations — KohaCon26 is open!
We’re excited to announce that the Call for Presentations for KohaCon26 is now open!

Got a great Koha project, tip, or story to share? We want to hear from you!

💬 Presentations, lightning talks & workshops are all welcome.

🗓️ Submit your proposal by 14 March 2026

🔗 Submit here: https://kohacon26.bibliothek.kit.edu/call-for-presentations/

Let’s make KohaCon26 inspiring, practical, and full of community spirit!

#KohaCon26 #Koha #OpenSource #Libraries #KohaILS #KIT #KITBibliothek

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