I finally wrote the first part of my journey developing a drum machine app and becoming a GNOME Foundation member. I talked about the great @gnome community, Gnome Circle apps, Gnome Foundation membership perks, and how to come up with an idea.
In the next articles, I will talk about the development of the Drum Machine and the application review process, and what happens after getting your membership and your app being accepted to the Gnome Circle.
I'm excited to share that Drum Machine is now officially on the @gnome translation platform! This is a big step forward in making Drum Machine accessible to users worldwide. You can contribute translations via Damned Lies: https://l10n.gnome.org/module/drum-machine.
GNOME 48 "Bengaluru" released with notification stacking, dynamic triple buffering, new Adwaita Sans and Mono fonts, Digital Wellbeing features, battery charging limits, HDR support, global shortcuts, and improvements for GNOME apps
Here's a another review of the #FurilabsFLX1. In a way, it's also a review of #Phosh and #GnomeApps by @BrodieOnLinux
