Hi Richard and Alexandre,
I'd like to note that this is not the official way we'll be reporting about
hackfests we had this year -- we do that in the official GNOME Annual
Report. What you're referring to is my personal blog.
If someone wants to contribute to Wordpress so that they offer more fre
> I'd like to note that this is not the official way we'll be reporting about
> hackfests we had this year -- we do that in the official GNOME Annual
> Report. What you're referring to is my personal blog.
Whenever we publish something, the way we publish it conveys a
message, along with the
> I think it would indeed be useful. Do note however that for it to work
> in this case it would need to be in the form of a WordPress plugin
> that Nuritzi can use with her wordpress.com blog.
That surprises me, a priori, but I know nothing about using Wordpress.
Could we discuss this off
Hi Richard,
Thanks for sharing that insight with us.
On Thu, Dec 7, 2017 at 8:47 PM, Richard Stallman wrote:
> The hackfest appears to have been very useful, but I noticed a problem
> in how this report about it
> (https://nuritzis.com/2017/10/21/2017-gnome-foundation-hackfest/) was
> published:
The hackfest appears to have been very useful, but I noticed a problem
in how this report about it
(https://nuritzis.com/2017/10/21/2017-gnome-foundation-hackfest/) was
published:
It says, "This slideshow requires JavaScript."
That JavaScript code seems to be nontrivial and nonfree: when I view
t
