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First of all, why do we need this? When GNOME was launched we wanted a free desktop. We got it with GNOME 1.0. Then we wanted a free and cool desktop. We did GNOME 1.4 and we got lot of … Continue reading →

After lot of talks in GUADEC-ES and listening lot of different way of prnnouncing GNOME, I wonder… how do you pronounce GNOME? You can listen here <a Miguel saying GNOME 2

I’m at the GUADEC-ES in Almendralejo, a little town in Extremadura. Here everything works with Free Software and GNOME, really awesome. We’re having lot of talks, workshops and tutorials about GNOME. The main idea of this meeting is to share … Continue reading →

GNOME Keyring Manager project got a lot of good responses on the mailing list and on irc. First two contributors. Cool. Now we have defined more tasks. Go on! sri has proposed using arch for this project, that seems to … Continue reading →

Today mariano and me launched a new project for gnome-love: GNOME Keyring Manager: Read the announce and feel the love!

Jesus made this paint of me: no words.

I havn’t updated my blog in a long time. First because of the incident with widget.gnome.org and then because of my lazyness. Movies: I cannot remember what movies I’ve watched in the last month, but today I watched Valentin, a … Continue reading →

Sunday night we improvised a watch-the-elections-results-party at home. 15 friends watching TV, listening to the radio and reading internet web pages. With the time and results we also drink a lot of wine and lemon icecream with vodka (a really … Continue reading →

Terrorist act in Madrid. 192 deaths and 1.000 people injuried. Very nervous morning trying to contact my friends that usually get that death-train from Alcala to Madrid. Thery are okey. But no the families of those 192 people. ETA or … Continue reading →

Finally fixed an ugly bug on gconf-editor, and as I was so proud and I knew than andersca is a really busy man, I did a release Night: Friday went to dinner with some friends, and then went to the … Continue reading →