There is 3 weeks left in the GNOME T-Shirt Contest and we have some great entries!
Due to a bug in the contest submission form, if you submitted a design prior to Dec. 14th, please re-submit your design. If you have any questions or would like to confirm your submission, visit the FAQ or contact Paul Cutler.
Happy Holidays!
The GNOME Foundation 2009 Annual Report has been released and is available for download (30 MB, PDF).
The annual report is a summary of GNOME community activities in 2009. It includes a review of the year, accounts of various community activities and events around the world, an interview with the GNOME Release team, and GNOME Foundation development actions during the year.
Please note that the 2009 Annual Report covers the calendar year (Jan – Dec) while GNOME’s fiscal year is Oct – Sept. Next year’s annual report will be moving to cover the fiscal year to better align the finance portion of the annual report. The interview with the release team was also conducted prior to the announcement of GNOME 3.0 being pushed back until April, 2011.
The 2009 GNOME Annual Report is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike license.
Howdy fellow GNOMErs!
My apologies for the late reminder but I’d like to invite you all to join us once again for another GNOME Foundation IRC Meeting!
When: Wednesday, December 8th, from 14:00 to 15:00 UTC
Where: irc.gnome.org, #foundation
Foundation IRC meetings are just that, meetings held on #foundation in irc.gimp.org to discuss current matters related to the GNOME Foundation. Any GNOME Foundation member or non member are welcome. As long as you contribute positively to the discussion you are welcome.
The meeting is moderated by Board members that are present, and they will guide the discussion through all the Agenda topics. Everyone can comment and speak at any time, just remember to be respectful and concise so it’s easy for everyone to follow the discussion.
We already have a few topics to discuss but this is a great opportunity to discuss the topics you care about, or to get more information from the Board if you think we’re not communicating enough on some topics 😉 The agenda of the meeting is really up to you!
So please add the agenda items you’d like to discuss to http://live.gnome.org/FoundationBoard/MembersAgenda
Your topics will automatically appear on the meeting page:
http://live.gnome.org/FoundationBoard/MeetingAgenda
For reference, the minutes of the last meeting are available at:
http://live.gnome.org/FoundationBoard/Minutes/IRC20101103
Thanks,
Og Maciel, on behalf of the GNOME Board of Directors
It is with great pleasure that I announce the newly updated Friends of GNOME program! Fruit of several discussions which culminated at a meeting during this year’s Boston Summit, the new page offers several new features and benefits for both current and prospect new supporters! Highlights worth mentioning are:
We have so much more to offer in the coming weeks too, so you’re sure to see some really great news and offers soon!
Remember that your generous support allows us to sponsor more events and get people together so that we can continue working on making GNOME a rock solid and pleasant environment for your systems!
Become a Friend of GNOME today or be a friend for some of your friends and surprise them this holiday with a subscription of their own!