For those organizing a GNOME 3.0 Launch Party, here is the good news: The GNOME Foundation will give away some goodies(t-shirts, balloons, stickers…) to support your events. Register now! Please help us spread the word and get a few launch parties in your area.
I’d like to invite you all to join us once again for another GNOME Foundation IRC Meeting!
When: Wednesday, January 26th, from 14:00 to 15:00 UTC (your local time) 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.
Tthis 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!
We received a number of very interesting bids for the project, butIgalia’s bid was the one that focused the most on integrating elements of Hildon into GTK+ upstream. This should mean easier porting of olderHildon/Maemo applications to the new MeeGo Handset platform, as well as easierporting of existing desktop GTK+ applications to the handset.
Claudio Saavedra and Carlos García Campos will be the main developersworking on theproject, so expect regular updates on the advancement of the project ontheir respective blogs.
The GNOME Foundation Board would like to thank the bidders again fortheir interest in the project. Special thanks to Danielle Madeley,Murray Cumming, and Robert McQueen for their technical knowledge of theMeeGo Handset platform.
The GNOME T-Shirt Design Contest was supposed to come to a close on January 15th. Due to some technical issues with the submission form, we are extending the contest two weeks through the end of the month. The contest will now close at 11:59 p.m. UTC on January 31st.
There were a few periods where the submission form was broken and your entry may not have been submitted. If you would like to confirm we have received your entry, please email Paul Cutler to inquire. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The GNOME Foundation announced on November 16, 2010 that we are searching for the the right candidate to fill the position of Executive Director. Although the original intention was to leave the process open-ended, the response has been such that the hiring committee has set January 26, 2011 as the deadline for receiving applications.
We welcome all interested and qualified candidates to apply before the deadline by sending their resumé and cover letter to ed-job-list@gnome.org.
The GNOME Foundation’s Q3 status report has been released!
GUADEC, the annual GNOME conference, was held in the third quarter of 2010 and many teams had a chance to get to gether face to face. The GNOME Foundation hired a system adminsitrator, the GNOME.Asia conference in August was a success, and progress was made on GNOME 3.0. Read about all this and more!
I’d like to invite you all to join us once again for another GNOME Foundation IRC Meeting!
When: Wednesday, January 12th, 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.
Tthis 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!