Audrey is a painter. She will have her first exhibition from the 30th of August 2008 Champs/Tarentaine-Marchal's town hall (15270). The website's design is ongoin (content and graphics made by the painter).

ACTIS Computer is an engineering company specialized in small size, low power consumption, extended temperature range, SBC and I/O modules for industrial embedded applications.

ECRIN Systems is one of the French leaders on the embeded market for industrial computing. ECRIN Systems has joind "IP Systèmes" in the "IP Systèmes Group" in september 2007.
ECRIN Systems is a system integrator, creating custom solutions either using COTS software and hardware, or designing it's own products (Using it's two production lines in it's Crolles site, near Grenoble).

Forma3dev is another business from a friend and former teacher which started as freelance soon after I did. He's specialised in teaching and development in 3D programming (drawing engines, ... ).
You'll find up-to-date information on his web site.

Killika is an active company in graphical design and Web design.

PLB Consultant is a training organization for IT professionals created in 1999. The company employs expert IT engineer for each trainning field.
Their training are directed to other IT professionals, from beginers to advanced courses.

This website is THE reference for the Linux kernel sources.
You'll find there all the sources of successive official kernels in different formats.
You'll also find documentations, utility software, and other projects related to the Linux kernel. (Compiler, libraries, file systems, ...)

The official GNU project website.

The official FSF website.

I finally found a way to explain what a distribution is to anybody not accustommed to Linux (or rather, to GNU/Linux or even UNIX).

A distribution for Linux is like a cook for your meal. I do not restrain the example to restaurants as, like it's culinary equivalent, you can take on your apron and sharpen your knife and start building your very own linux installation. (That's called LFS : Linux From Scratch. Here's the cook book.)
For your meal, you've got many options. If you don't want (or have time) to start cooking your meal yourself, you can go to the fast-foot, to the cefeteria, or to the restaurant. This choice will settle what you'll get in your plate (on your computer).
Let's suppose you've already choosed what you want as a meal for today (set up your project) and all the fast-foods, rastaurants, and yourself, have the same choice of markets and stores. The products are the same.

Some of the restaurants will not have what you want for today (the fast-foods for example, equivalents to the Live-CDs -- though this is not necessarilly true and quite reductive).
Then some cooks have a mind at choosing better food, fresh vegetables, ripe fruits, tender beef. (Let's say the latest version of this or that software, more stable, or more user friendly).
Some cooks will create sauces which will not be to your taste, or no sauce at all. Others will provide unmatched dishes or will let you choose on your own.
Then, the service and layout are an important part of your meal. All are not equivalent.

The Debian GNU/Linux distribution is my favorite.

Let's imagine a restaurant in which you have all freedom, where the cook does no mistake (if he does, you can fix them !), where the waiter will always tell you which wine the best for what you choosed to eat, where you'll find nearly any product to be sold, knowing where it comes from, being able to pick on your own or to follow the guidance of a menu of your choice, being able to taste aventurously the latest discovery from the kitchen or rather some well tested recipe, even being able to restrain the choices if you are of a given faith or vegetarian.
You'll have the debian GNU/Linux distribution.
Nothing more than what you'll be able to find on your own, but being able to choose with the guidance of the experts.

Of course, as for the cooking, all boils down to your very own tastes.