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GUADEC 2004 Announces International Slate of Speakers
GUADEC 2004 Announces International Slate of Speakers. No. 1 European open source desktop event will draw worldwide attendees. Boston, Mass – May 6, 2004 – Hundreds of software developers, enterprise and government leaders will gather on the coast of Norway to discuss the rapid adoption of the world’s most popular open source desktop, GNOME. The…
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No Starch Press releases The Official GNOME 2 Developer’s Guide
San Francisco, CA – April 16, 2004 – An increasing number of developers worldwide are interested in GNOME, the user-friendly GUI and desktop development platform for UNIX and Linux. However, the development documentation for GNOME, while voluminous, is intimidating to a developer not wholly familiar with the GNOME development process. To help rectify this situation,…
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Third GNOME Summit Wraps A Successful Third Year
BOSTON, Mass. – November 25, 2003 – The third annual GNOME Summit wrapped up yesterday, drawing a record number of GNOME developers to the NYLXS Education Center at Kings Games, and Brooklyn College in New York City. The GNOME Summit is an intensive working laboratory where members of the GNOME project get together to discuss…
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GUADEC 2004 slated for Norway
The fifth annual GNOME User and Developer European Conference (GUADEC) will draw businesses, government, education and end users to Kristiansand BOSTON, Mass. – 3 November, 2003 – The fifth annual GNOME User and Developer European Conference (GUADEC), will bring developers, GNOME Foundation leaders and individual, business and government GNOME and open source software users to…
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Gnumeric project receives grant from Open Source Applications Foundation
Grant will be used to develop interoperability test suite BOSTON, Mass. July 24, 2003 The GNOME Foundation announced that the Gnumeric project has received a grant from the Open Source Application Foundation. The $4,000 grant will be used to develop a test suite to enhance interoperability between Gnumeric and other spreadsheet programs, particularly the market…
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The regional government of Extremadura, Spain has put 80,000 computers in schools, loaded with GNOME, Linux and other free software
The regional government of Extremadura, Spain has put 80,000 computers in schools, loaded with GNOME, Linux and other open source software. The ratio is one computer for every two students. Regional government installs one computer for every two students, all running open source software. Additional initiatives put computers in hands of general population. DUBLIN, Ireland…
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GUADEC and LogOn Join Forces in Europe
LogOn’s successful Linux@work to be held at Fourth Annual GUADEC conference in Dublin on June 18, 2003 BOSTON, Mass. – The fourth annual GNOME User and Developer European Conference (GUADEC) has joined forces with LogOn to bring the successful, pan-European Linux@work to Dublin. Linux@work will be held on GUADEC’s User Day, June 18, 2003 at…
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GUADEC 2003 to attract global audience of GNOME developers and enthusiasts
Free software luminaries, open source developers gather to advance the next generation of the multi-platform desktop environment. BOSTON, Mass. February 18, 2003 The fourth annual GNOME User and Developer European Conference (GUADEC), will bring developers, GNOME Foundation leaders and individual, business and government GNOME users to Dublin, Ireland June 16-18, 2003. The conference is a…
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GNOME 2.2 Released: Latest version of the popular, multi-platform desktop environment boasts improved usability and a host of new utilities and applications
Latest version of the popular, multi-platform desktop environment boasts improved usability and a host of new utilities and applications. BOSTON, Mass – The GNOME Foundation today announced the release of version 2.2 of the GNOME Desktop and Developer Platform. Building on the developer platform advances of GNOME 2.0 and extensive work on usability and accessibility,…
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GNOME Foundation and Bitstream Inc. announce long-term agreement to bring high quality fonts to Free Software
Ten fonts will be released for use under a special open license agreement, giving advanced font capabilities to all free and open source software developers and users. NEW YORK, New York January 22, 2003 — In a move to fill the last remaining gap in font display capabilities for open source software, the GNOME Foundation…