Bob Martens @boblmartens@fosstodon.org

User research played a big part in GNOME 40 designs. It has helped guide specific choices that have improved the overall design and will make it a better experience for users.

Learn more about our user research in this update from the GNOME Shell & Mutter blog: https://blogs.gnome.org/shell-dev/2021/02/15/shell-ux-changes-the-research/

#opensource #FOSS #GNOME40

it does make me sad that "safe" seems to stand for "other private individuals cannot peek into our conversations" instead of "other * cannot peek into our private conversations" #teams

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I am sick of being controlled by algorithms.

@garritfra

We recorded our latest meetup discussing results from the @opensuse #EOY Survey. There are two hours of content, which was a very informative session. We're looking forward to our next session this Saturday. https://youtu.be/etYnLn7R7F8?t=1140

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