This is my update for work done for the GNOME Foundation. For a higher level overview for what I do as the Executive Director, see What do I do as Executive Director of the GNOME Foundation? During the week of July, I was at GUADEC 2010! There I attended the GNOME Board of Directors annual […]
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Planning a hackfest is not an easy process. You need an: organizer – someone willing to put some time into making the whole thing happen topic – what are you going to be hacking on, what do you hope to accomplish attendees – this is usually a particular group of people that work on a
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The GNOME Foundation is hosting free web services. As you probably already know, the GNOME Foundation is hosting Tomboy Online which is in an invite only alpha right now. We also have a public instance of a Gobby server running, so you can edit documents real time with others by pointing Gobby at gobby.gnome.org! When we
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I got back from GUADEC and was ecstatic to find a letter from the IRS saying that Kids on Computers is officially a US federal 501(c)(3) organization!!! It’s retroactive to February 25, 2009. (We have been a Colorado nonprofit since our start but this gives us federal status.) Having 501(c)(3) status will enable us to
Kids on Computers is officially a 501(c)(3)! Read More »
In case you were wondering where I was the week of August 2nd, here are some pictures. 14 of us spent the week on this boat. (The one in the background!) 6 adults, 4 teenagers, 3 ten year olds and 1 three year old. We had what we’d brought along and the lake and the
Thursday I’ll be giving a keynote at LinuxCon. I’m talking about your desktop, the web and your data. If you are working on a GNOME project that integrates the web with the desktop (or plans to), and would like to spread the word about it, please let me know! Ideally you’d send me: a brief
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