Open Source
GNOME: Africa Chapter
GNU Network Object Model Engine. It is an open-source desktop environment and platform project that aims to provide a simple, clean, and usable computing experience while respecting users’ freedom and privacy
Industry :
Open Technology
Highlights
Collaborated with Ibi Fiberesima ( Fibi) to organise a two-week Google Summer of Code (GSoC) bootcamp.
Achieved over 100 registrations and 30+ active attendees.
Supported 2 participants in securing acceptance into GSoC.
Led a Twitter Space series with Gloria Johnson, aimed at educating people about Open Source and highlighting the benefits of community involvement, boosting engagement in the GNOME Africa Community.
- Each session recorded a minimum of 60 tuned in.Kickstarted and organised the creation of product requirement documents for the GNOME Africa website
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Open Source
GNOME: Africa Chapter
GNU Network Object Model Engine. It is an open-source desktop environment and platform project that aims to provide a simple, clean, and usable computing experience while respecting users’ freedom and privacy
Industry :
Open Technology
Highlights
Collaborated with Ibi Fiberesima ( Fibi) to organise a two-week Google Summer of Code (GSoC) bootcamp.
Achieved over 100 registrations and 30+ active attendees.
Supported 2 participants in securing acceptance into GSoC.
Led a Twitter Space series with Gloria Johnson, aimed at educating people about Open Source and highlighting the benefits of community involvement, boosting engagement in the GNOME Africa Community.
- Each session recorded a minimum of 60 tuned in.Kickstarted and organised the creation of product requirement documents for the GNOME Africa website
More Projects
Open Source
GNOME: Africa Chapter
GNU Network Object Model Engine. It is an open-source desktop environment and platform project that aims to provide a simple, clean, and usable computing experience while respecting users’ freedom and privacy
Industry :
Open Technology
Highlights
Collaborated with Ibi Fiberesima ( Fibi) to organise a two-week Google Summer of Code (GSoC) bootcamp.
Achieved over 100 registrations and 30+ active attendees.
Supported 2 participants in securing acceptance into GSoC.
Led a Twitter Space series with Gloria Johnson, aimed at educating people about Open Source and highlighting the benefits of community involvement, boosting engagement in the GNOME Africa Community.
- Each session recorded a minimum of 60 tuned in.Kickstarted and organised the creation of product requirement documents for the GNOME Africa website