#guadec — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #guadec, aggregated by home.social.
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Finally found the official GNOME branded ice cream in A Coruña.
Sorry for making y’all aware of the existence of this thing.
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Finally found the official GNOME branded ice cream in A Coruña.
Sorry for making y’all aware of the existence of this thing.
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Shout out to the local team for all of their months of hard work and organizing plus all of their support these past few days to make this GUADEC wonderful. 👏
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Shout out to the local team for all of their months of hard work and organizing plus all of their support these past few days to make this GUADEC wonderful. 👏
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Closing time! The first part of GUADEC is coming to a close… but wait! There are two more days of BoFs/workshops.
Thank you to all presenters and attendees for a wonderful three days of talks; you can catch them all from the live streams here: https://youtube.com/@gnomedesktop
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Closing time! The first part of GUADEC is coming to a close… but wait! There are two more days of BoFs/workshops.
Thank you to all presenters and attendees for a wonderful three days of talks; you can catch them all from the live streams here: https://youtube.com/@gnomedesktop
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Ivan Molodetskikh is currently showcasing his work optimising Shell during the GNOME STF using Tracy, and how you can use it to optimise your own apps with ease!
Watch on Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4O7dhreLDU
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Ivan Molodetskikh is currently showcasing his work optimising Shell during the GNOME STF using Tracy, and how you can use it to optimise your own apps with ease!
Watch on Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4O7dhreLDU
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Some other highlights:
• Previously-experimental features have graduated to be fully supported and enabled by default, including fractional scaling and VRR
• Screen sharing improvements including HDR support
• Wide color gamut improvements
Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/live/Q4O7dhreLDU
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Some other highlights:
• Previously-experimental features have graduated to be fully supported and enabled by default, including fractional scaling and VRR
• Screen sharing improvements including HDR support
• Wide color gamut improvements
Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/live/Q4O7dhreLDU
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Our amazing Shell and Mutter developers updating us on happenings in the project, including a very happy crowd at the announcement of no X11 backend in Mutter!
Follow on Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4O7dhreLDU
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Our amazing Shell and Mutter developers updating us on happenings in the project, including a very happy crowd at the announcement of no X11 backend in Mutter!
Follow on Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4O7dhreLDU
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As part of this Friday night's procrastination, and since I am not jetlagged by #GUADEC, I bring you: harmonized GUI terminology for SIGSTOP/SIGTERM/SIGKILL that is less confusing for the average human (or gnome…) than what we currently have in gnome-system-monitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor/-/merge_requests/229
I specifically wanted it to stop using the word "Stop", because it never stops being confusing.
Here are some screenshots of the resulting changes in my branch :blobcatcoffee:
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As part of this Friday night's procrastination, and since I am not jetlagged by #GUADEC, I bring you: harmonized GUI terminology for SIGSTOP/SIGTERM/SIGKILL that is less confusing for the average human (or gnome…) than what we currently have in gnome-system-monitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor/-/merge_requests/229
I specifically wanted it to stop using the word "Stop", because it never stops being confusing.
Here are some screenshots of the resulting changes in my branch :blobcatcoffee:
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As part of this Friday night's procrastination, and since I am not jetlagged by #GUADEC, I bring you: harmonized GUI terminology for SIGSTOP/SIGTERM/SIGKILL that is less confusing for the average human (or gnome…) than what we currently have in gnome-system-monitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor/-/merge_requests/229
I specifically wanted it to stop using the word "Stop", because it never stops being confusing.
Here are some screenshots of the resulting changes in my branch :blobcatcoffee:
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As part of this Friday night's procrastination, and since I am not jetlagged by #GUADEC, I bring you: harmonized GUI terminology for SIGSTOP/SIGTERM/SIGKILL that is less confusing for the average human (or gnome…) than what we currently have in gnome-system-monitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor/-/merge_requests/229
I specifically wanted it to stop using the word "Stop", because it never stops being confusing.
Here are some screenshots of the resulting changes in my branch :blobcatcoffee:
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As part of this Friday night's procrastination, and since I am not jetlagged by #GUADEC, I bring you: harmonized GUI terminology for SIGSTOP/SIGTERM/SIGKILL that is less confusing for the average human (or gnome…) than what we currently have in gnome-system-monitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor/-/merge_requests/229
I specifically wanted it to stop using the word "Stop", because it never stops being confusing.
Here are some screenshots of the resulting changes in my branch :blobcatcoffee:
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Done with my GUADEC talk today! 🎉
"When Porting Isn't Enough" was about a simple lesson I learned while rebuilding Jollpi: sometimes rewriting is the better choice.
GTK 4 isn't GTK 2 with newer APIs. It brings different design patterns, better abstractions, and new ways to build responsive applications.
Thanks to everyone who joined the session!
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Done with my GUADEC talk today! 🎉
"When Porting Isn't Enough" was about a simple lesson I learned while rebuilding Jollpi: sometimes rewriting is the better choice.
GTK 4 isn't GTK 2 with newer APIs. It brings different design patterns, better abstractions, and new ways to build responsive applications.
Thanks to everyone who joined the session!
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Adrian Vovk is currently showcasing how app save and restore will work in future GNOME - and we're confident it will be worth the wait:
"Save/restore will work better in Wayland then it did in X11 - the compositor can execute policy to decide how restore is handled"
Watch on Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGazCEww9II
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Adrian Vovk is currently showcasing how app save and restore will work in future GNOME - and we're confident it will be worth the wait:
"Save/restore will work better in Wayland then it did in X11 - the compositor can execute policy to decide how restore is handled"
Watch on Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGazCEww9II
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After a survey in mastodon, Juan will build a web browser with Cambalache live!
Watch On Track 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGazCEww9II
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gnome.org, guadec.org, and planet.gnome.org should all have a big red banner at the top with “GUADEC LIVE NOW”. the stream is well hidden…
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Guillaume Bernard presenting how GNOME can be more accessible by internationalising our projects:
"We think of accessibility as just a screen reader for the blind and captions for the deaf - when it is also about making sure software is accessible to those who don't speak English"
Watch On Track 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGazCEww9II
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We are back for the second half of day 2 of GUADEC! Talks are resuming now, a little behind schedule after lunch (as is tradition).
Track 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnduDRyFsZ0
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Ultimately, Thomas believes the plowshare model should be the focus of FOSS development and funding—which means focusing on tooling for hobbyist maintainers.
We’re moving into Q&A now; watch live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGazCEww9II
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The schedule is out!!
Our organizers have been busy the last few weeks playing Tetris (Quadrapassel?) with the talks that will be presented in A Coruña. Check them out and let us know which one are you most excited about!
https://events.gnome.org/event/306/timetable/#20260716.detailed
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The schedule is out!!
Our organizers have been busy the last few weeks playing Tetris (Quadrapassel?) with the talks that will be presented in A Coruña. Check them out and let us know which one are you most excited about!
https://events.gnome.org/event/306/timetable/#20260716.detailed
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The schedule is out!!
Our organizers have been busy the last few weeks playing Tetris (Quadrapassel?) with the talks that will be presented in A Coruña. Check them out and let us know which one are you most excited about!
https://events.gnome.org/event/306/timetable/#20260716.detailed
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The schedule is out!!
Our organizers have been busy the last few weeks playing Tetris (Quadrapassel?) with the talks that will be presented in A Coruña. Check them out and let us know which one are you most excited about!
https://events.gnome.org/event/306/timetable/#20260716.detailed
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The schedule is out!!
Our organizers have been busy the last few weeks playing Tetris (Quadrapassel?) with the talks that will be presented in A Coruña. Check them out and let us know which one are you most excited about!
https://events.gnome.org/event/306/timetable/#20260716.detailed
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@BrodieOnLinux @pietrodc0 @ilvipero This show was awesome!
And I am looking forward to the Grand Unified Desktop Conference ... @kde @gnome and all the other desktop environments and window managers ...
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@BrodieOnLinux @pietrodc0 @ilvipero This show was awesome!
And I am looking forward to the Grand Unified Desktop Conference ... @kde @gnome and all the other desktop environments and window managers ...
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So we'll have a neat little camera indicator in #gnome45.
It will only show up for apps that use #PipeWire for camera access so we depend on more apps switching to that.
During the #GUADEC2023 "State of the Shell" talk I was asked what incentives there are for app developers to do so and unfortunately I messed up to make the probably most convincing ones, so short 🧵
1. support for modern cameras via #libcamera (as opposed to only #v4l2 / UVC cameras).
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Matthew, Free Software Activist and #opensource contributor, shared his GNOME story with us. In his story, he takes us back to 2003 in Dublin, where gave his first #GUADEC talk.
“Software exists to be used by real human beings. Building the best software possible means understanding how those people use software and how we can do our best to support that.”
Read Matthew’s story: https://www.gnome.org/stories/#MatthewGarrett
#GNOMEStories
