Hey, ich möchte wieder Artikel zu #Barrierefreiheit unter #Linux machen. Ich suche Linux-User*innen mit Behinderung, die mir zeigen, wie sie Linux verwenden und wo da Barrieren für sie sind oder sogar Lust haben, selber einen Artikel zu dem Thema zu schreiben. Mein erstes Interesse gilt, ob und wie moderne Linux-Desktops für blinde oder sehbehinderte Menschen bedienbar sind.

Schreibt mir gerne an ktn@ct.de oder kontaktiert mich via DM/Private Erwähnung.

#accessibility #OpenSource #a11y

"this week in gnome" has a new website to celebrate it's 200th week!

https://thisweek.gnome.org/

get it in your rss reader. it's gonna be a crazy couple of years ahead and this is a good way to pay attention if you're a details person.

Today is the International ME/CFS Awareness Day. I wrote a bit about my life with ME/CFS and ME/CFS in general.

https://blogs.gnome.org/sophieh/2025/05/12/international-me-cfs-awareness-day/

#MECFS #MECFSAwarenessDay #MECFSAwareness

This Week in @gnome Podcast in Farsi! 🎉
Me, @MirSobhan and @Hadi7546 have started recording this weekly summary as a podcast in Farsi (Persian), and our plan is to release a short Persian episode every week.
Since I also compose music, I made a custom intro/theme song for the podcast.
I’ve also created a GitHub repository where I archive the scripts/notes I write for each episode. I upload the audio file itself and the podcast logo and banner as SVG too.

@haeckerfelix
#Gnome #Podcast #TWIG

Please join me in a very warm welcome to the new @gnome Foundation Executive Director, @deobald!

https://blogs.gnome.org/steven/2025/05/06/introducing-myself/

I’m excited to work with Steven and see him help steer the GNOME Foundation going forward. He’s a great guy and I’m already excited by his framing and deep understanding of what GNOME is—and needs to be.

#GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #FOSS #FLOSS

It’s alive! Welcome to the new Planet GNOME!

A few months ago, I announced that I was working on a new implementation of Planet GNOME, powered by GitLab Pages. This work has reached a point where we’re ready to flip the switch and replace the old Planet website.

You can check it out at planet.gnome.org

This was only possible thanks to various other contributors, such as Jakub Steiner, who did a fantastic job with the design and style, and Alexandre Franke, who helped with various papercuts, ideas, and improvements.

As with any software, there might be regressions and issues. It would be a great help if you report any problems you find at https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Websites/planet.gnome.org/-/issues

If you are subscribed to the old Planet’s RSS feed, you don’t need to do anything. But if you are subscribed to the Atom feed at https://planet.gnome.org/atom.xml, you will have to switch to the RSS address at https://planet.gnome.org/rss20.xml

Here’s to blogs, RSS feeds, and the open web!

https://feborg.es/new-planet-gnome/