We had a really great time at the GNOME & Mono Festival of Love 2012
Just to be clear though, Microsoft had no influence what so ever on what we did nor what license we released things under. They did however kindly lend us a really nice room with smoking fast wifi and free soda, coffee e.g.. All without asking any questions or making any demands (aside a request for a polite thank you which frankly is the least any well raised human being would do in this situation).
Regardless we got a lot of really awesome work done, all of which you will see as it hits applications such as Banshee, Tasque, Tomboy and friends. We are on track to deliver more great stuff on more platforms, including GNOME3 and we had a fantastic time in the progress. We even had a little bit of fun in between sessions of hacking, such as taking silly pictures like me "worshipping" the Microsoft sign.
I post a report to the Foundation and our other sponsors here for those interested:
Just to be clear though, Microsoft had no influence what so ever on what we did nor what license we released things under. They did however kindly lend us a really nice room with smoking fast wifi and free soda, coffee e.g.. All without asking any questions or making any demands (aside a request for a polite thank you which frankly is the least any well raised human being would do in this situation).
Regardless we got a lot of really awesome work done, all of which you will see as it hits applications such as Banshee, Tasque, Tomboy and friends. We are on track to deliver more great stuff on more platforms, including GNOME3 and we had a fantastic time in the progress. We even had a little bit of fun in between sessions of hacking, such as taking silly pictures like me "worshipping" the Microsoft sign.
I post a report to the Foundation and our other sponsors here for those interested:
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