Category Archives: gnome

For those that did not attend the GNOME 3.0 Live Circus^WStatus Update at Gran Canaria Desktop Summit: As written in the slides (probably not that helpful if you did not attend the talk) I’ve set up a wikipage which provides … Continue reading →

GSoC and GNOME Today David J.Daniel G. Siegel and me gave a talk at GCDS named “Google Summer of Code & Highly Open Participation Contest: How successful is GNOME?”. The slides are available here (PDF, 5.2MB). The discussion after our … Continue reading →

This is an update about cleaning up the GNOME stack for GNOME 3. This has also been posted to the desktop-devel mailing list. This status report refers to the aims listed in the 2.27/2.29 schedule and the automatic statistics available … Continue reading →

GNOME 3 Today I have released a GNOME release schedule proposal for 2.27 and 2.29 (please keep discussion streamlined on desktop-devel mailing list instead of e.g. the comments section of this blog). GNOME 2.30 will be GNOME 3.0 (if it’s … Continue reading →

Oh yeah, there will be a 2.26 Showstopper review on Monday. For those interested in sneak previews: Current list of 2.26 blockers (if there’s something important missing, please ping). Current list of 2.28 blockers. Congrats to muelli: No (public) NEEDINFO … Continue reading →

This is a GNOME Release team service announcement. Yes! We want you to think about potential new modules for 2.26. If you’re a maintainer, go wild and propose your favorite new modules for inclusion in GNOME! How to propose a … Continue reading →

Congrats everybody to 2.24.0! Been hard work sometimes, but always fun. Now while you, dear user, are probably going to send zmrzlina, chocolate, cheese and kisses to your beloved favorite hackers*, you might also consider becoming involved. Here’s some offers … Continue reading →