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To celebrate the fact that I can finally use all the theoretical bandwidth for which I'm paying my ISP, today's stream is going to be a deep dive on GObject—how does it work, and why. If you're interested, tune in at 4pm BST/15:00 UTC on twitch.tv/ebassi

#gnome #gtk


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Geek, husband, lover, software developer, Londoner. Not necessarily in that order. GTK/GNOME developer.
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Sheogorath
Sheogorath
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hopefully it answers the mist important question: how does one say "GObject"?

G-Object? GO-Object? Gobject? The thingy?

Looking forward to the answer :D

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Emmanuele Bassi
Emmanuele Bassi
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"Gee-object", like "Gee-lib", but unlike GNOME, which is pronounced "Guh-nome"
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Gloopsies :fedora:
Gloopsies :fedora:
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Will there be a video version for people who are unable to follow the stream?
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Emmanuele Bassi
Emmanuele Bassi
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I upload the VODs to my YouTube channel—in time. I might even do some editing, depending on how much meandering happens. I don't typically script my streams, so tangents happen. 😅
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Gloopsies :fedora:
Gloopsies :fedora:
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great to hear. I am very interested in gnome and gtk, but there is very little content about it unfortunately
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Emmanuele Bassi
Emmanuele Bassi
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Video content is actually pretty hard to do—especially when employed. There are more streamers in the GNOME community, these days, so maybe things will change.
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Gloopsies :fedora:
Gloopsies :fedora:
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That is understandable and I don't want to belittle the great work the community is doing, but having more community content would help everyone willing to learn
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