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Hi, anybody here is experienced in Rust (perhaps even also in creating bindings for a C library/API) and would like to mentor a #GSoC contributor for OpenPrinting? The contributor will work a total of 3 months full-time (or 350 hours) in the time from May to November this year on the project and they will get a stipend from Google.

Only additional requirements are a minimum age of 18 and not to want to participate as GSoC contributor this year or in any later year.

#OpenPrinting #Rust #CUPS


Google has signed a contract with Israel to supply Tech support used in the Palestinian genocide. A US$1.2 billion deal, with Amazon in the mix.
It's not the first time Google has been implicated in this type of crime.

Google obeys the every command of Trump-musk fascism, the Gulf of Mexico is just the one example that makes you laugh.

So when you have google main sponsor of FOSDEM and debian going dancing to GSoC, and many others in the FLOSS and Open movement doing the same,
I say to you straight out:
You're embracing fascism, you're legitimizing genocide, you're part of the problem!

#Floss #Debian #Fosdem #GSoC #Fascism


Debian is participating in Google Summer of Code! We're seeking candidates who are interested in working on projects and receiving mentorship. Applications are open March 24 - April 8, 2025. wiki.debian.org/SummerOfCode20… #Debian #GSoC


**Google Summer of Code 2025, Get Googled, Get Mixxx-ed, Get Involved**

Google Summer of Code is a program that enables students to work on open-source projects over the summer, typically lasting between 3 to 12 weeks. Participants are matched with mentoring organizations like Mixxx, where they collaborate on various projects under the guidance of experienced mentors.

Apply now! Check out our wiki for more details: github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/wiki/…

#Mixxx #GSOC #GSoC2025 #Floss


GNOME is participating in Google Summer of Code 2025!

The Google Summer of Code 2025 mentoring organizations have just been announced and we are happy that GNOME’s participation has been accepted!

If you are interested in having a internship with GNOME, check gsoc.gnome.org for our project ideas and getting started information.

feborg.es/gnome-is-participati…







Stepping down as GNOME Internships organizer

For the past nine years, I’ve been actively involved in our internship initiatives with Google Summer of Code and Outreachy. As an alumnus of these programs, I firmly believe they are great ways to onboard new contributors to GNOME and help students start a career in open-source software.

However, as my work responsibilities have grown and I’ve started some personal (non-software) projects, I’ve found myself with less time and energy for this type of contribution.

I’ve been discussing this with key people over the past year, and I plan to stay around to hand over responsibilities to other members of the Internship Committee. I will continue helping manage things for 2024, but I won’t be directly involved beyond that.

If you’re interested in helping with these activities, please reach out to the GNOME Internship Committee.

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Next week I will travel to #GUADEC #GUADEC2024 to Denver, CO, in the US.

Perhaps some of you have read my #OpenPrinting News from May where I tell that 2004 was a magic year and so we have a lot 20th anniversaries in FOSS now.

And the 2 keynotes on GUADEC are about 2 of them: Ryan Sipes, CEO of #Thunderbird @thunderbird and Stephanie Taylor, program lead of #GSoC!

events.gnome.org/event/209/pag…

openprinting.github.io/OpenPri…



Awesome update and progress by GNOME GSoC student @atbrat on porting Workbench demos to Vala

medium.com/@bharat.atbrat/gsoc…

Vala took the lead over Python 😉

Thanks to @lw64 and @dimmednerd for reviewing

#GNOME #GSoC #Vala #GTK #pygobject


I met with @pabloyoyoista today. We talked, amongst other, about the directions of Papers. As part of my #GSoC project, for example, I'm tackling gestures. It'll be a clean-up as much as will enable touchscreen users, who currently cannot select text, nor add annotations.
Yes, the pizza at the end is obligatory. (Would've been a boring picture otherwise, right?) And yes, they were paid for from a #postmarketOS running device.



I've read it here already, so chances are you did as well. It is true: I will make Papers – the soon-to-be default document viewer in GNOME – work on mobile, while improving the UI in general.

I'm granted a #gsoc stipend to work on Papers – together with my mentor @pabloyoyoista. We looked into some things today, already.

I'm excited to make Linux on Mobile a viable alternative for more people. But probably you knew that already, from my other involvements.


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 TitleContributorAssigned Mentor(s)
Add TypeScript Support to WorkbenchAngelo Verlain ShemaSonny Piers
Port Workbench demos to Vala, build a new Workbench Library, and replace the current code searchBharat TyagiSonny Piers
Improve Tracker SPARQL developer experience by creating a “web IDE” for developing queriesDemigodCarlos Garnacho
Papers’ small screen and touch support for mobile and tabletMarkus GöllnitzPablo Correa Gomez
More durable synching for FlatSyncMattia FormichettiRasmus Thomsen
Port libipuz to Rustpranjal_jrb
Improve Tracker SPARQL developer experience by creating “web IDE” for developing queriesrachle08Carlos Garnacho
Add support for the latest GIR attributes and gi-docgen formatting to Valadocsudhanshuv1Lorenz 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

#gnome #gsoc

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The GNOME Africa community is organizing a prep Bootcamp for anyone who plans to apply for GSoC and Outreachy internships! Get a headstart on technical skills, project knowledge, and more.

This online event runs from Jan 22- Feb 2 and you can join by registering today: events.gnome.org/event/244/

#GNOME #GNOMEAfrica #GSoC #Outreachy


Now, @Aryan20 is presenting at #GNOMEAsia2023 about @gnome extensions and the ecosystem. How do extensions fit into the desktop scene?

He builds on his work done as a #GSoC intern and why the flexibility and customization of the desktop grows the success of the #OpenSource ecosystem.



New features are coming to #LibreOffice, thanks to students in the Google Summer of Code! Better encryption, APNG support, a search field in the options dialog, and more: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #opensource #gsoc