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@nekohayo@mastodon.social

This video where Georges was explaining the value of product managers in FLOSS projects is finally auto-dubbed, so it can be listened to in English, around the 2 minutes mark: youtu.be/aj4jxPZWky8?t=122

@sovtechfund@mastodon.social

Europe depends on open digital infrastructure. Which technologies are critical, and where is support most needed? We invite maintainers and experts worldwide to share their knowledge to inform the design and investment priorities of the EU Sovereign Tech Fund pilot.

Take the survey by 30 November 2026 and share it with your networks: survey.sovereign.tech/eustf

Learn more about the pilot: sovereign.tech/programs/eu-sov

@Digital_Commons_EDIC

Waving EU flag in front of a glass building, with the text: Which open source does Europe rely on? Take the survey for the EU Sovereign Tech Fund pilot.
@gnome@floss.social

Our friend and contributor @TheEvilSkeleton 🇮🇳 🏳️‍⚧️ is working on keyboard navigation in GNOME Calendar live on stream! Join to learn how we are making GNOME a more accessible desktop for all, and hang out with our community!

youtube.com/live/Zsq_QlTCV8I

@killyourfm@layer8.space

There's a brand new GNOME donation portal being developed, and the language is getting overhauled alongside the visuals. My goal with the new text is to shift the narrative from what the GNOME Foundation funds internally, to HOW that funding benefits the wider community.

Also, I want to thank everyone at @thunderbird and MZLA. Without the valuable experience as part of that project's fundraising success story, I'd have no idea what I'm doing 🤣

[attached: work in progress]

A GNOME donation page on a blue background describes how donations support free software, alongside a form with monthly giving selected and $5 highlighted.
@gnome@floss.social

Tomorrow there will be two livestreams by GNOME developer Georges Stavracas! The first will be live coding Calendar in English.

Learn about programming from one of the best in our community by tuning in at 19:00 UTC!

👉 youtube.com/live/bZ432d03rqI

@cassidy@blaede.family

I accidentally tested GNOME OS Preview on my work laptop (I made an install flash drive for another computer and then left it in when rebooting…), and holy smokes this is smooooooth.

Idk if it’s just GNOME 51 updates, or something GNOME OS itself is doing, but it feels really, really snappy. And GNOME 50 on Fedora Silverblue was no slouch, either!

I’m telling myself to not use it for work, but everything I do is backed up… 👀

os.gnome.org/

@joshbressers@infosec.exchange

I wrote a blog that explains why why the new security policy to not embargo low and medium vulnerabilities is a great idea and other open source projects should adopt this policy

opensourcesecurity.io/2026/10-

@hbons@mastodon.social

In reply to a post

🔴 I'm live again on continuing where we left off designing 11 / 1,447 style emoji for @pidgin! :)

twitch.tv/planet_peanut_studio

@nextcloud@mastodon.xyz

🥱 Microsoft has announced “digital sovereignty”. Again.

Every time, it’s new terms that mean little when a foreign government can still demand your data or cut off your services.

The stack, licensing, updates and rules stay under Microsoft’s control, not yours. That’s sovereignty-washing.

We go into more detail in our latest article on the topic: 👉 nextcloud.com/blog/sovereignty

On the left: the header image for Microsoft's blog post about its "sovereign cloud" (text slightly edited for accuracy...). On the right, the Nextcloud logo it resembles.
@pflegende@mastodon.social

In reply to @kobold@orthographieanarchist.de

@Karlitschek @nextcloud @kobold @nextcloud@mastodon.xyz @heinleinsupport

Wieviel 1000 Instanzen sind offline o. noch online wie bspw. freehoster oder viele slfhoster denen ein todo fehlt ?

Aber die Kommunikation eines der größten und zuletzt bei der super gehypten (zu recht?) Players ist mit "Luft nach oben" wohl eher schmeichelhaft charakterisiert, oder wie sieht das Frank?

"Gibt es schon einen voraussichtlichen Termin für die neuen Versionen(...)?"
thx 2 Kobold

cc @qbi

@BjornW@mastodon.social

The PHP issue shows once again how much our society relies on mostly volunteer work.

Look at PHP Foundation @thephpf finances:
opencollective.com/phpfoundati

- Reimbursed $67K on development work this year
- Received: $642,755 last year

Compare these numbers with the amounts companies have made with products & services built upon . Our digital foundations are built on the backs of volunteers. Governments & companies need to invest in our common digital infrastructures.

Screenshot of the PHP Foundation's finances on Open Collective
@nekohayo@mastodon.social

Tonight, on Georges' coding livestream (starting momentarily), he will attempt to port GNOME Calendar's "GcalCalendarMonitor" to libdex! Tune in here: youtube.com/live/xNIyG-dccE0

You can learn more about @chergert's libdex through the various blog posts mentioned here: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libdex/ as well as blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2025/

@gnome@floss.social

Do you have a fingerprint reader? In GNOME 51 we improved the user interface for managing fingerprints, and now adding, removing or even storing multiple different fingerprints is easier than ever.

Note: this feature isn't limited to smartphones!

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@cassidy@blaede.family

If you participate in an open source project or community, when is the last time you actually read the code of conduct? 👀

If it’s been a while, I encourage you to go find and read it! It applies to everyone in the community, was written with care, and exists for a reason.

Community management and especially code of conduct enforcement is a tireless, oft-uncredited job. Help those folks out by reading, internalizing, and reiterating what they have written. 🙏

@Bonfire@bonfire.cafe

Linux Magazine talked to us about how and why we build Bonfire.

What we want next is "not a bigger Bonfire, but a network of cooperatives covering the whole supply chain of a community's digital space", who "do it together" rather than leave you to "do it yourself".

Because "federation, we don't see it as just a technical thing. We see it as a social, economic, and political tool as well."

Link: Supporting the Social Web: How the Fediverse Found Parts for Its Platforms

Also happy to spread the love for @coopcloud@social.coop, @coquest@social.coop, @SocialCoop@social.coop and more, check out the links at the end of the article! Thanks to @horncologne@fosstodon.org for a lovely conversation, and @linuxmagazine@fosstodon.org for publishing it, in a piece that also features the great @cwebber@social.coop and @tsyesika@mastodon.nu from @spritely@social.coop.