GNOME Projects
Here you will find various GNOME projects that do not necessarily require
programming skills.
- GNOME Accessibility Project
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Accessibility is enabling people with disabilities
to participate in substantial life activities that include work and the
use of services, products, and information. We define GNOME
Accessibility as the suite of software services and support in GNOME
that allows people with disabilities to utilize all of the functionality
of the GNOME user environment.
- GNOME Bugsquad
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The GNOME Bugsquad is the Quality Assurance (QA) team for GNOME. We manage
the Bugzilla bug database and make sure that major bugs don't go unnoticed
by developers.
- GNOME Documentation Project
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The GDP is responsible for providing GNOME users with high quality
documentation - manuals, online help, tutorials, programming references,
interface guidelines, printed books, and so on. The GDP is always looking
for new contributors.
- GNOME Packaging Project
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The GPP works to provide binaries of GNOME to the gnome user
and developer communities. We're always looking for more
volunteers to help with packaging, compiling, or testing.
- GNOME Translation Project
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GNOME has some support for internationalization (aka I18N) and
localization (aka L10N), and more is on the way. This provides a
transparent way for translators to customize applications in GNOME
without the application author doing much work.
- GNOME Usability Project
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The Usability Project strives to make the GNOME experience as pleasant
and efficient as possible. The project aims both to aid developers in
their efforts to create intuitive applications, and to lead by creating
designs and detailed mockups toward a cohesive and beautiful new
generation of the GNOME desktop. The Usability Project achieves these
goals through the creation of a style guide (defining and evolving the
GNOME user interface), working with maintainers to remove interaction
problems through user testing, and the visual/interactive engineering
of new desktop components.
- GNOME Webhackers
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The GNOME Webhackers are in the process of rebuilding the various GNOME
websites. They are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the
official GNOME site, plus subsites.
- GNOME Art
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One of GNOME's strengths is the high quality of its artwork.
See more of it at the site above.
