This Week in GNOME (Farsi)

This episode is a tribute to our queer contributors and users across the GNOME community. From new wallpapers in GNOME 48.2 to an inclusive summer challenge with GNOME OS, we’re spotlighting projects, people, and progress.We also dive into GTK changes, Crosswords upgrades, and improvements in apps like Apostrophe and Gradia.

This episode covers GNOME updates from May 23 to May 30, 2025. We talk about accessibility fixes in GNOME Calendar, major improvements and over 100 bug fixes in the GNOME Web browser. We also introduce Gradia, a new app for presenting screenshots beautifully, and Folder Manager, a tool for organising GNOME and Phosh app menus. You’ll hear updates on apps like Packet, Newelle, and Pipeline, as well as the release of Gir.Core 0.7.0-preview.1 for .NET developers.

This episode covers GNOME updates from May 16 to May 23, 2025. We look at changes in GLib, new WebKit feature toggles in the GNOME Web browser, and improvements to Déjà Dup with restic mount. We also cover Halftone’s new zoom feature, the launch of the Tuner settings center by ALT GNOME, and the latest release of Phosh with updates to the on-screen keyboard and notification settings.

In the 200th episode of This Week in GNOME, we cover the latest updates from May 9 to May 16, 2025. We talk about the new TWIG 2.0 website, accessibility efforts in GNOME, the 200-week milestone, and recent community news. This episode is in Persian.

In this episode, we cover the highlights of GNOME community updates from May 2 to May 9, 2025. Topics include the first Foundation Report by the new Executive Director, Google Summer of Code contributors joining GNOME, the new Video Player replacing Totem, and the release of Typewriter — a Typst editor. We also introduce DistroShelf for running apps from other distros using containers, the new version of Parabolic with a modern redesign, the relaunch of Planet GNOME, and an upgrade to GNOME's macOS CI infrastructure.