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Welcome to the GNOME Wiki!
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This is GNOME's development and community organization space. To learn how to use the wiki, see the guidelines.
Wiki Areas
The main sections of the wiki include:
Applications - links to pages for individual GNOME applications
Projects - links to GNOME modules which aren't apps (system components, libraries, tools)
Teams & Activities - links to the various teams which work on the GNOME project
Events - conferences and hackfests
Initiatives - GNOME-wide initiatives
Foundation - GNOME's non-profit organization
Infrastructure - GNOME-hosted services and tools (includes information on GNOME Accounts)
Project Information
GettingInTouch - an overview of the main communication platforms and channels
GetNews - the main GNOME social media channels
Governance - how the GNOME project is organized and governed
Contributing to GNOME
Want to help make GNOME awesome? All the teams and projects on the wiki are open to new contributors, and have guidance on how to get involved.
How to contribute - contribution guides
Newcomers - an introductory tutorial for GNOME development
Outreach - internships are available to work on GNOME, including Outreachy and Google Summer of Code
Development Resources
Main development sites:
gitlab.gnome.org - GNOME's GitLab instance
developer.gnome.org - tutorials & API reference documentation
Other useful resources:
Release Schedule & Planning - organization space for the next GNOME release
Git version control guide - instructions on using Git for GNOME development
JHBuild - the GNOME build tool
Maintainer's Corner - useful information for module maintainers
Hardware - tracking page for hardware that can be lent to the community for development and testing
status.gnome.org - Infrastructure status
Some Interesting Things
GNOMEs love to eat. They've even written a cookbook