Articles with tag 'GNOME'
In our last update, we shared how to improve the developer experience for building and testing software using system extensions with sysext-utils. This time, we want to share how to leverage that work to enhance end-to-end testing.
Explore the highlights of GUADEC 2024, where the GNOME community came together to share ideas, collaborate in workshops, and discuss the future of open source.
Continuing our collaboration with the GNOME Foundation, through the Sovereign Tech Fund (STF), we have been busy on multiple fronts since our last update.
Codethink is proud to sponsor the May 2024 Outreachy cohort.
Did you know there’s a simple way to try the most cutting-edge GNOME software?
Outreachy is an organisation providing open source internships to people who are subject to systemic bias and underrepresentation. Find out about the project we helped to run: "Improve end-to-end testing for GNOME"
Sam Thursfield, Software Engineer at Codethink has given up his time to become an open source mentor for Outreachy.
GUADEC 2023 has been another great event for the GNOME community.
GNOME OS and Atomic Upgrades on the PinePhone
Codethink collaborates with Flathub to bring forward a way to support open-source developers
Codethink is happy to sponsor GUADEC one year more
Laurence Urhegyi and James Thomas will be giving the talk "Automated and continuous system testing with Lava and OpenQA"
The problem with introducing these dependencies, is that part of your project now exists outside of your control.
We've ported GNOME OS to the PolarFire Icicle-Kit Devboard from Microchip.
Codethink continues to participate in the promising RISC-V ecosystem, and we have exciting news around Freedesktop SDK and GNOME.
High quality releases require high quality testing infrastructure. To show how deep OS and GUI testing can be done, let's look at the OpenQA instance we helped set up for GNOME.
When something as exciting as a completely open CPU architecture comes along, it's hard to stop Codethink's engineers from getting involved. We've set up an internal research project with the goal of learning about RISC-V, and we have some interesting results already.
I attended GUADEC 2018, and really enjoyed it, and I feel that I got a lot out of it.
The talks were recorded and they should be put online some time soon, I think. They need volunteers to do some video editing first though.
There is an issue for doing …
Tristan explains his new initative BuildStream and what it could mean for GNOME in 2017.
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