GNOME Project
The GNOME Project is a long-standing free and open-source desktop environment and software ecosystem for Unix-like operating systems (notably Linux). Founded in 1997 by Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena, GNOME provides a modern desktop shell (GNOME Shell), a set of core applications, and a development platform centered on the GTK toolkit. The project emphasizes usability, accessibility, internationalization, and a consistent, integrated user experience across applications. Many of its applications—such as Files, Boxes, and Puzzles—are developed and maintained by the GNOME community as part of the GNOME Core Apps collection.
GNOME is driven by a global community of volunteers, contributors, and sponsoring organizations; the non-profit GNOME Foundation (established in 2000) supports coordination, outreach, and events. The project publishes regular releases (approximately every six months) and hosts source code and issue tracking on its infrastructure (gitlab.gnome.org) and mirrors on pl...
GNOME is driven by a global community of volunteers, contributors, and sponsoring organizations; the non-profit GNOME Foundation (established in 2000) supports coordination, outreach, and events. The project publishes regular releases (approximately every six months) and hosts source code and issue tracking on its infrastructure (gitlab.gnome.org) and mirrors on pl...
Statistics
Total Applications:
2
Total Users:
987
Total Keys:
1,530,993
Total Clicks:
363,004
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
3w2d22h18m54s
Average Time Per User:
34m55s
Input Distribution
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