Leftovers: Software
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Summary
And so, GSoC has come to an end. In this post, I'm going to describe what I have done in the past 13 weeks.
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The State of Wayland's GSoC Project For Improved Output Handling
Google's annual Summer of Code 2016 (GSoC) is now officially over and we're starting to see the final reports issued by the many student developers involved. One of the reports worth mentioning is the Wayland project around getting Weston to start without any outputs and improved output handling.
Student developer Armin Krezović was getting his feet wet with Wayland this summer and was led b
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GSoC with Pitivi
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GUADEC Experience
In this blog post, I will be sharing my GUADEC experience which recently held from 11-Aug-2015 to 17-Aug-2016 in Karlsruhe, Germany. I actually got to see the faces behind IRC nicks, met most of developers and people from GNOME community and also most importantly, GUADEC helped me to meet my Google Summer of Code mentor Debarshi Ray in person which was just great.
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GNOME Usability Test Results (Part 1)
This is the first part of analysis for the usability test I recently conducted, with the purpose to uncover usability flaws of two GNOME applications: Photos and Calendar.
For this part I am focusing on visualizing the results, demographics and talk more about the methodology I used for testing. We will take a closer look on how testers performed on every task given, using a heat map. Hopefully this will create a clear picture of the testing process and help to “get to know” the participants and understand them better! -
openSUSE Tumbleweed – Review of the Weeks 2016/33
Week 33 brought us again 5 snapshots (0812, 0813, 0815, 0816 and 0817). There were some smaller and bigger updates, as usual.
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