Always working on new hills to die on.
he/they • Berlin • https://blogs.gnome.org/tbernard
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Boiling The Ocean 7 is happening THIS WEEKEND 😎🌊🎉
We have an all-star list of special guests from out of town, and a packed agenda. If you want to help build the future of image-based OSes, mainline Linux phones, local-first, and more then ~~get your tickets now~~ add yourself to the pad: https://pad.gnome.org/1EIXiLe8Ri2St_ayB8uRHg
Like last time, we also have some lightning talk slots, and on Saturday night there's live music by the one and only @jimmac! The hype is real 🔥
It's wild (and unsurprising) to me that journalists act tough when they have ample opportunity to negatively comment on accessibility, but don't ever mention accessibility wins.
Despite all the noise I made with accessibility on GNOME Calendar, no journalist has gone further than "better screen reader support and keyboard navigation", meanwhile most didn't even mention it whatsoever.
#accessibility #a11y #journalism #GNOME #GNOMECalendar #GNOME49
Reflection is now actually local-first, and almost the entire code base doesn't care whether you have network, or whether your device can't establish a connection to other devices via p2panda.
Still not merged nor fully polished but we are getting there :)
"First they came for the Fascists, and I spoke up cause I was a fascist"
Getting started with Foundry (both command line and shared library).
https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2025/09/21/getting-started-with-foundry/
In addition to all the Libdex 1.0 fanfare, Foundry has also reached 1.0 for GNOME 49. That doesn't mean it's complete, but it does mean that what is there I feel pretty confident about from an API/ABI standpoint. If you have a project that works in GNOME Builder, it is a good time to test...
TheEvilSkeleton
Jakub Steiner ⭐
Julian Sparber
feliks
Jordan Petridis
Christian Hergert
Adrian Vovk