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GNOME is made by people, same as history; and just like people, history can be complicated, repeating, funny, sad, and everything in between. This is my attempt at compiling an history of the GNOME project

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The History of GNOME

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Episode 1.a: The GIMP Toolkit 13:51

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A side episode! We’re going to take a look to GTK in its first major API cycle

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Episode 2.a: Building GNOME 11:31

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A side episode! Building GNOME is complicated; releasing GNOME is even worse. We’re going to see what tools GNOME developers used to build GNOME 2.

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Episode 2.2: Release Day 15:49

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The GNOME 2 release process meant re-evaluating everything that makes a desktop environment: from its design, to the design of all of its applications, to the release process, to the interaction of settings and preferences.

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Episode 2.1: On Brand 17:40

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A wild GTK major API change appears! It uses better text and icon rendering. It’s super effective! GNOME dons flame retardant pants. It’s not very effective!

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Episode 2.0: Retrospective 14:17

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A retrospective on GNOME 1.x, before we launch into the main narrative of GNOME 2; we’re going to look back at what GNOME 1 did right; what it did wrong; and what it meant in the larger context of the history of the project

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Episode 1.c: Applications 10:09

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A side episode! Early applications in the GNOME 1.x era

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Episode 1.b: Bindings 7:05

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A side episode! Language bindings in the early GNOME era take the front stage

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Episode 1.5: End of the road 15:42

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GNOME 1.4 gets released, and development work for GNOME 2 being in earnest; but things come crashing down once the Dot com bubble bursts, and GNOME loses an ally

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Episode 1.4: Founding the Foundation 18:27

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Exciting times for the GNOME project. The first GUADEC is held in Paris! The Foundation gets founded! Plus: CVS and Bugzilla!

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Episode 1.3: Land of the bonobos 14:45

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New companies form around GNOME ! Ximian and Eazel work on making GNOME useful for corporate environments and casual users, and start shaping the technology stack with components for applications to use and reuse.

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Episode 1.2: Desktop Wars 15:24

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The desktop wars begin, and competitions heats up. We’re going to see the initial reaction to KDE ’s licensing woes in the larger Linux ecosystem, and how that played into GNOME ’s adoption. Plus: Red Hat enters the fray, and creates the Red Hat Advanced Development laboratories, and GNOME releases version 1.0…

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Episode 1.1: GNOME 15:26

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The GNOME project is announced! We’re going to see what the Linux world looked like, and why the GNOME project was started; what was available at the time, for Unix and Linux users, and the beginning of complex desktop environments on Linux, ending on the first few months of the project

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Prologue 10:08

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