GNOME

We want everyone to enjoy working on GNOME in openSUSE. Before you jump in, we suggest looking at openSUSE's Guiding Principles page.

• Install openSUSE
• Help squash bugs
  • Submit an openSUSE GNOME bug
    • GNOME/Submitting Bugs - How to submit a bug for openSUSE GNOME
  • Participate in Bug Days; here's information about the next one.
  • Help us test GNOME packages for 11.0.
• Have an idea for GNOME in openSUSE?
  • openSUSE GNOME Wishlist
    • Recommend a piece of software to be included in openSUSE
  • openSUSE Idea Website
    • Organize your ideas for a new software project
  • GNOME Ideas for openSUSE
    • Suggest GNOME-specific ideas for openSUSE
• GNOME Software Repositories
• openSUSE Translations
• GNOME Translation Teams
• GNOME Documentation Team

• Packaging Standards and Practices for openSUSE in general and for GNOME in particular
• Patch Guidelines
• Bugs - Most important bugs and ways to deal with them
• Feature ideas for 11.0
• Directory - Who to ask for specifics
• GNOME:Community Inclusion Policy - How to include a package in the GNOME:Community repository
• GNOME's Bugzilla - for all general GNOME bug reports
• Novell's Bugzilla - for openSUSE-specific GNOME bugs
• GNOME Developer Documentation - for hacking GNOME

Debugging topics

• Xinerama / multiscreen bugs

• GNOME Team - Learn more about who's on openSUSE's GNOME Team
• #opensuse-gnome on irc.freenode.org
• opensuse-gnome@opensuse.org - openSUSE GNOME Mailing List

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• Team Goals
• Team Tasks
• openSUSE GNOME Meetings
  • GNOME Meeting - Thursday 2008/05/15 18:00 CEST (17:00 GMT), #opensuse-gnome
• Wiki Layout - Ideas for GNOME content on opensuse.org