Blog
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36 hours of travel, multiple buses that didn't want me, one unexpectedly early morning, a trip to Porto, a lot of GNOME, and an unreasonable amount of coffee. That's GUADEC 2026 for me.
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Open Forms, the local-first GNOME app for offline form collection, now ships a full visual form builder. No JSON editing required.
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Open Forms is a small GNOME app that does one thing: collect form responses offline, with a local-first approach.
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On work pressure, burnout and finding time for open source after graduating.
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This blog is to announce GNOME's participation in the Outreachy December 2025 cohort.
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My experience attending and speaking at GUADEC 2025 in Brescia, Italy.
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A step-by-step guide to adding your own system call to Linux 6.8, from building the kernel to calling it from a test program.
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GNOME has applied for Google Summer of Code 2025. Tentative projects and resources for newcomers who want to take part.
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What it was like being the local team lead organiser for UbuCon Asia 2024 in Jaipur.
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My experience at GNOME Asia Summit 2024 in Bengaluru, India.
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My experience at GNOME Asia Summit 2023 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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Speaking to students about GSoC, open source and GNOME internships at the GSoCxBMU event at BML Munjal University.
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My experience attending and speaking at GUADEC 2023 in Riga, Latvia.
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My experience at GNOME.Asia Summit 2022 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 2 to 4 December.
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How I got into open source, and answers to the questions students ask me most about getting started.
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Final report for my GSoC'22 project porting Pitivi to GTK4 with the GNOME Foundation: what changed and what is left.
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Pitivi finally loads on GTK4, plus the roadblocks I hit just before the final GSoC submission.
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Most big errors in the Pitivi GTK4 port are gone. A look behind the scenes at my day-to-day workflow.
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Starting the breaking phase of the Pitivi GTK4 port, and the stash-based workflow that keeps progress moving.
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Four weeks into GSoC'22: progress on porting Pitivi to GTK4, the backport stage, and what slowed things down.
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Accepted into Google Summer of Code 2022 with the GNOME Foundation to port the Pitivi video editor to GTK4.