26 Oct 2025
Hello everybody!
We are glad to announce we finished our migration to a new PeerTube instance! But not just an announcement, we also made 1-2 short videos in case you missed the last livestream by Huitsi!
Thanks poVoq and F-hub to further support onFOSS with our new PeerTube account over on video.f-hub.org go check it out! We now also have 2 different Channels, one dedicated for live-streams and one for any other videos!
Further, we want to thank everyone involved with onFOSS for their support, doesn’t matter if you are a host, provide services, being a FOSS-game-developer or just are here for the fun, thanks everybody! And the most important: thanks to all the participants that go on a journey with us together!
Since the last non event-announcement post we also got THREE new hosts! Otherwise, it would be impossible to keep a regular schedule! And with the growing help we also continuously improve our documentation, game-server, homepage,… and everything is getting better!
Thank you all and see you next onFOSS ;)
02 Oct 2025
Updated on 2025-10-16 with poll results and stream details.
04 Jun 2025
Our next event will be coming very soon on Saturday 28th June 2025, 12:00 UTC. The host is Elouin and it will be livestreamed by Szkodnix.
15 Feb 2025
Our next event will be coming very soon on Saturday 15th March 2025, 12:00 UTC. The host is Elouin and it will be livestreamed by Szkodnix.
30 Nov 2024
Our next event is right around the corner on Saturday 07 December 2024, 12:00 UTC and the host this time is sndein.
04 Jul 2024
Our next event will be coming very soon on Saturday 27 July 2024, 12:00 UTC and the host this time is Elouin.
16 Jan 2024
Our next event will be coming very soon on Saturday 17 February 2024, 12:00 UTC and the host this time is hribhrib.
27 Aug 2023
Our next event will be coming very soon on Saturday 23 September 2023, 12:00 UTC and the host this time is DeathByDenim.
11 Jun 2023
The “onFOSS-LAN” started as an idea by hribhrib to host a LAN-party-like experience online. Yes, the pun with LAN instead of WAN-party was intended but didn’t ripe well, however, what instead did ripe well was the whole event! Only one year after the first public onFOSS-LAN another host joined the team: DeathByDenim. Even more people got together to bring this experience to everyone that was interested in FOSS-Gaming, and group-effort hosting started to sprout, mostly by people of the LibreGaming community. After 15 successfully hosted events it is time for some changes.