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Workbench News 🛠️
Now available in the GNOME nightly repository
Welcoming 2 GSoC students
@vixalientoots and @atbrat
#GNOME #TypeScript #Vala #GSoC
Workbench News
Nightly Workbench is now available on the GNOME nightly repository. Please prefer Workbench from Flathub but if you're a GNOME contrib...Sonny's
It's not long until the 1st of June, so why not pick up the guitar and learn some catchy tunes for the summer? I've just published version 7.0 of Fretboard, which brings more accurate chord name prediction, note names on hover for the neck top toggles, and a couple of fixes for various small issues encountered since last release. It should be on Flathub very soon!
#Fretboard #GNOME #Flathub #GNOMEApps #GNOMECircle #Guitar
Huge thanks to @kabushawarib for eliminating the flickering that occurred in #GNOMEFiles 46's "Global Search" feature! This should help performance a bit, and improve #accessibility for light/motion-sensitive users.
If all goes well, the bugfix would probably make its way into #Nautilus 46.3, I presume.
gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilu…
#GNOME #performance #trackersearch
Heavy flickering / refreshing of the view during search as you type (#3403) · Issues · GNOME / Files · GitLab
As of recent versions, including Nautilus 46 and the current nightly / git main version, Nautilus constantly rebuilds/refreshes the search results view everytime you type a character,...GitLab
GNOME will have two Outreachy interns conducting a series of short user research exercises
We are happy to announce that GNOME is sponsoring two Outreachy internship projects for the May-August 2024 Outreachy internship round where they will be conducting a series of short user research exercises, using a mix of research methods.
Udo Ijibike and Tamnjong Larry Tabeh will be working with mentors Allan Day and Aryan Kaushik.
Stay tuned to Planet GNOME for future updates on the progress of this project!
A new issue of #ThisWeekInGNOME is now online!
#149 Installer Installment
thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2024/…
A new issue of #ThisWeekInGNOME is now online!
#149 Installer Installment
thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2024/…
Location proposals for #GUADEC2025 are due in 1 week! Make sure to submit your full proposals by May 31: foundation.gnome.org/2024/04/1…
#GNOME #GUADEC #CallForLocations
The GNOME Foundation's Five-Year Strategic Plan Draft is here! This draft comes after hard work from our ED with input from the Board, Staff, and members but we need YOUR feedback!
Find more details, the full draft, and how to share your thoughts here: foundation.gnome.org/2024/05/2…
#GNOME #OpenSource #CommunityFeedback
We're proud to share that @blackpythondevs have joined the GNOME Foundation nonprofit umbrella. This new partnership will benefit both of our communities and we're thrilled to have them onboard!
Learn more:
foundation.gnome.org/2024/05/2…
#GNOME #opensource #BlackPythonDevs
@allanday describes some good methods to keep on top of issue tracking in the new GNOME Handbook.
🚀 📱 phosh 0.39.0 is out. Some highlights:
- #phosh: folder support, night light quick setting
- #phoc: wakeup-key handling (to prevent accidental unblank)
- #squeekboard: New layouts, lots of layout improvements
- mobile-settings: Allow to manage custom quick settings, allow to toggle whether to ignore hw keyboards, many new translations
Check out the full release notes at phosh.mobi/releases/rel-0.39.0…
#librem5 #pinephone #gtk #wlroots #gnome #linux #mobile #LinuxMobile
Modernizing accessibility for desktop Linux
In some aspects, such as in gaming, the Linux desktop has made enormous strides in the past few years. In others, such as accessibility, things have stagnated.lwn.net
Endless OS 6 is bringing us into a new era. This major update focuses on three key pillars:
• Under the hood improvements
• Refining the user experience
• Game-making for learning
Learn more, and download Endless OS 6 today!
endlessos.org/post/getting-sta…
#Linux #GNOME #OpenSource #EndlessOS
Getting Started with Endless OS 6
Endless OS 6 is available now as a free upgrade for existing users and a free download for new installations! Let’s take a look at what’s new and improved in the latest release of our completely free, user-friendly operating system packed with educat…Cassidy James Blaede (Endless OS)
For our fellow nerds (you’re reading about Linux on the Fediverse, we see you!), dive into the release notes for more details:
support.endlessos.org/en/endle…
And of course, thank you to the free & open source projects & communities of Linux, Debian, and GNOME for many of the improvements we’re shipping in Endless OS 6. We strongly believe in open source, and would not be able to have the impact we do without standing on the shoulders of the projects we build upon. 🧡
#Linux #Debian #GNOME #OpenSource
Endless OS 6 Release Notes
What's new and changed in Endless OS 6Support & Training | Endless OS Foundation
The #GNOMEAsia2024 intent to bid is due tomorrow! If you are interested in bringing GNOME Asia to your city make sure to let us know by submitting an intent to bid by May 15. More details on how to submit here:
foundation.gnome.org/2024/04/3…
Full proposals are due by June 6.
#GNOME #GNOMEAsia #CallForLocations
Very happy and proud of this collaboration between @codethink @gnome and @sovtechfund
codethink.co.uk/articles/2024/…
Our goal is to make GNOME OS a daily driver for QA and finalize the migration, but this work will be fundamental to the future of all secure image based / immutable Linux distributions.
GNOME OS + systemd-sysupdate
www.codethink.co.ukDid you know there’s a simple way to try the most cutting-edge GNOME software?
GSoC didn't even officially started @vixalientoots already made Workbench able to compile and run TypeScript code 🤯 🎩
#GNOME #TypeScript #GTK
The screen reader does not tell what it can see on the screen, but rather communicates directly the interface of an app to the user, its structure and content.
I hope this new accessibility stack will be ready as soon as possible! It will be like an update from #GNOME 1 (or 2?) to current (right now 46) for sighted users.
Got very excited by @matt demo of AccessKit integration in #GTK
AccessKit is a cross-platform abstraction for accessibility infrastructure written in Rust.
His work will bring a11y support for GTK on macOS and Windows as well as for the new accessibility architecture on Linux code-named "Newton".
github.com/AccessKit/accesskit
blogs.gnome.org/a11y/2023/10/2…
#GNOME #rustlang #accessibility #a11y #Linux #Windows #macOS
GitHub - AccessKit/accesskit: UI accessibility infrastructure across platforms and programming languages
UI accessibility infrastructure across platforms and programming languages - AccessKit/accesskitGitHub
Our next GNOME Social Hour is today at 17:30 UTC! Join us and connect with fellow #GNOME contributors and enthusiasts!
You can find the details at: t.co/7MW5V8Rk5u
GNOME’s social hour event
Hello everyone! I am excited to to let you know that we will be reviving GNOME’s social hour event! The first one will be held on 25th March. The purpose of this social hour is to bring together the GNOME community.GNOME Discourse
New blog post
ml4711.blogspot.com/2024/05/ma…
#gnome #gnomemaps #openstreetmap #mapstodon
May Maps
It's about time for the spring update of goings on in Maps! There's been some changes going on since the release of 46. Vector Map by Defa...ml4711.blogspot.com
#GNOME 47 Desktop Environment Is Slated for Release on September 18th, 2024 9to5linux.com/gnome-47-desktop…
@gnome #Linux #OpenSource
GNOME 47 Desktop Environment Release Date Slated for September 18th, 2024 - 9to5Linux
The upcoming GNOME 47 desktop environment has a release schedule with a release date set for September 18th, 2024.Marius Nestor (9to5Linux)
Reminder: instead of using StackOverflow for your questions about GTK and the GNOME software stack, use the GNOME Discourse instance:
You can also use it for applications and the overall GNOME desktop.
#gtk #gnome #development
I have a huge amount of appreciation for the fact that Nautilus / #GNOMEFiles can seamlessly pattern-select, batch-rename and move files both from its treeview and from search results… all with keyboard shortcuts! *Extremely* useful to clean up filenames.
Today, in someone else's messy folders, I was able to cleanly rename everything and eliminate at least 40 duplicates in a directory that contained over 180 files, most of which were in the wrong locations.
Shoutout to Fina Wilke's Warp! Such a nice, self-contained way to just send stuff between devices. Works like a charm for both my 5GB music folder and that Markdown document I wanted to bring with me on my laptop to do some editing while away from my room. Take it for a spin and experience the magic for yourself!
Warp – Apps for GNOME
Fast and secure file transfer – Warp allows you to securely send files to each other via the internet or local network by exchanging a word-based code. The best transfer method will be determined using the ...apps.gnome.org
Woah - what a week! A new issue of #ThisWeekInGNOME is now online!
#146 Editing Markdown
thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2024/…
#gnome #gnomemobile #postmarketos
Are you interested in hosting #GUADEC2025 in your city? Make sure to let us know by submitting your intent to bid by May 3! foundation.gnome.org/2024/04/1…
This is not your full proposal, just a short form that lets us know who you are and where you want to host.
After more annoyances that Gnome/RedHat is pulling lately ( gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/adwaita… ), I just donated to #Linux #Mint, instead of my original intention, #Gnome.
The Gnome Project is a wall-garden, but not of the Apple kind. It's a club of mostly #Redhat programmers & a few select others, and either you're in it, or you're not. Your user needs, your bug reports, your patches, all end up on /dev/null. They listen to no one. Never have, never will.
So, my money went to a fork.
Symbolic icons only have the `-symbolic` suffix, breaking compatibility with FDO-compatible apps (#288) · Issues · GNOME / adwaita-icon-theme · GitLab
[Here I use the copy icon as an example, but the issue affects everything] The Adwaita icon theme has an icon-named edit-copy-symbolic for its copy...GitLab
GNOME will be mentoring 8 new contributors for Google Summer of Code 2024
We are happy to announce that GNOME was assigned eight slots for Google Summer of Code projects this year!
GSoC is a program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. A number of long term GNOME developers are former GSoC interns, making the program a very valuable entry point for new members in our project.
In 2024 we will mentoring the following projects:
| Project Title | Contributor | Assigned Mentor(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Add TypeScript Support to Workbench | Angelo Verlain Shema | Sonny Piers |
| Port Workbench demos to Vala, build a new Workbench Library, and replace the current code search | Bharat Tyagi | Sonny Piers |
| Improve Tracker SPARQL developer experience by creating a “web IDE” for developing queries | Demigod | Carlos Garnacho |
| Papers’ small screen and touch support for mobile and tablet | Markus Göllnitz | Pablo Correa Gomez |
| More durable synching for FlatSync | Mattia Formichetti | Rasmus Thomsen |
| Port libipuz to Rust | pranjal_ | jrb |
| Improve Tracker SPARQL developer experience by creating “web IDE” for developing queries | rachle08 | Carlos Garnacho |
| Add support for the latest GIR attributes and gi-docgen formatting to Valadoc | sudhanshuv1 | Lorenz Wildberg |
As part of the contributor’s acceptance into GSoC they are expected to actively participate in the Community Bonding period (May 1 – 26). The Community Bonding period is intended to help prepare contributors to start contributing at full speed starting May 27.
The new contributors will soon get their blogs added to Planet GNOME making it easy for the GNOME community to get to know them and the projects that they will be working on.
We would like to also thank our mentors for supporting GSoC and helping new contributors enter our project.
If you have any doubts, feel free to reply to this Discourse topic or message us privately at soc-admins@gnome.org
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GNOME will be mentoring 8 new contributors for Google Summer of Code 2024
We are happy to announce that GNOME was assigned eight slots for Google Summer of Code projects this year! GSoC is a program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development.GNOME Discourse