GNOME: Google Summer of Code, GUADEC, Color Emoji
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GSoC/GUADEC: Wrapping Things Up
The Google Summer of Code is slowly but surely coming to an end and it’s time to start wrapping thing up for the final evaluation. The documentation cards have been officially pushed to the master of the GNOME Builder and last couple of days were spent just tweaking the feature and going through the code reviews.
I would also like to take a quick look back at the amazing GUADEC that was held in Manchester this summer and share some of my photos. I was so glad I could attend and connect the faces with the people I have only met online.
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Color Emoji Support Is Coming to GNOME Desktop
If you’re a regular readers you’ll know how I’ve longed to see full color emoji support on Linux — and it seems, at long last, I’m very close to getting it!
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