When GNOME Met KDE: Q and A With GNOME Foundation Director Stormy Peters [at] Krizzna™

Posted on June 27, 2010 by krizzna

When GNOME Met KDE: Q and A With GNOME Foundation Director Stormy Peters
The GNOME Project is widely recognized in the world of Linux as a leading developer community of a free and easy-to-use desktop environment. GNOME is part of the GNU/Linux Project. The label “GNU” is a recursive acronym meaning GNU’s Not Unix, according to GNU.org. Based in Cambridge, Mass., the GNOME Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the goals of the GNOME project.
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Angel gnome takes over Chicago
On a recent trip to Chicago, I wasn’t alone. Check out appearances by the now-famous (mentioned often on television broadcasts) Angels gnome. How much trouble can one gnome get into? Click on the photo to see the gnome invasion.
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RGBA support in Ubuntu
Jack Wallen takes a break from his soap box to hand out some instructional information on how to enable RGBA support on the Ubuntu 10.04 desktop. That means full blown GTK+ transparency!
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