How Open Source Communities Work
gnome open sourceSeveral happenings over the weekend are case studies in how open source software communities work. The Dev Behind a Hugely Popular GNOME Extension Just Quit …
Read more →Several happenings over the weekend are case studies in how open source software communities work. The Dev Behind a Hugely Popular GNOME Extension Just Quit …
Read more →Traditionally, open source software has relied primarily on asynchronous communication. While there are probably quite a few synchronous conversations on irc, …
Read more →I recently listened to a talk by Michael Lopp about how to be a great manager. During his talk, he stressed the importance of hallway conversations. Hallway …
Read more →When I told the GNOME Foundation Board of Directors that I was leaving my job as executive director, I told them my number one priority was to hire my …
Read more →“How do I raise enough money to be able to spend all my time working on my favorite free software project?” is a question I hear often. I have a few …
Read more →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 …
Read more →Typically free software projects have lots of very smart developers. Large projects like GNOME might also be lucky enough to have lots of great translators, …
Read more →The GNOME community is extremely diverse when it comes to nationality. But we don’t have many women working on GNOME. We want to make sure that women …
Read more →Chris Blizzard introduced me to Clay Johnson. I had such an interesting time talking to him about social networking, free and open source software, governments …
Read more →The GNOME Foundation’s mission is to provide a free desktop accessible to everyone. Accessible regardless of their ability to pay, their physical ability …
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