Click on the image to know where our office is in this photo by tko
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Back
Long time, no blog posts.
I’ve been going through a stressful UK visa process since mid-April and that (in addition to several other small problems occured during this time) gradually busted most of my energy for GNOME stuff. Anyway, the good news is that the visa process is over and I’m back!
Some quick/random notes:
- GNOME 2.24 was released! Congratulations to everyone who contributed to this release!
- The new much-saner session manager was integrated in GNOME 2.24! I was a bit worried about this because, in middle of the development cycle, I realized that I wouldn’t have time to finish what I started on time for the 2.24 release. Fortunately, Jon McCan stepped up and made all the necessary major changes and fixes to make this release possible. So, big thanks to all contributors of this gnome-session release, especially, Dan Winship, Jon McCan, Matthias Clasen and Vincent Untz!
- LiTL stuff is moving on very well: great team, exciting project. The whole LiTL team will meet in Boston during the week before Boston Summit and some of us will attend the Summit this year. If you’re interested in working with us, talk to Havoc!
- Carol and I have been watching lots of movies. We got some DVD boxes: Die Hard, Band of Brothers, and The Godfather. Also, some TV series: Lost, In Treatment, Heroes, CSI, and others.
- I created some “topic-oriented” pages in my blog to share my experiences with jazz and wines. I’ll gradually increment the content of those pages. I’ll write a new musical snapshot soon as there are lots of new stuff to talk about now.
- I bought a Canon 50mm f/1.8 II lens. Nice and relatively cheap. Here are some photos took with the new lens.
Joining LiTL
It’s time to tell where I’m going. I’m sure this is not a surprise anymore to many :-)
I’m joining Havoc‘s team at LiTL to work on a very exciting project.
Unfortunately, I can’t tell anything about the project for now (actually, I think it will take some time until we can say anything). But yes, it’s GNOME-related and involves the development of a consumer product comprising hardware, software, and online services.
I’ll stay in Finland until June doing remote work and then move to London to work on a LiTL office there.
Woohoo!