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GNOME Foundation and Mozilla Foundation Join Forces

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“The GNOME Foundation and the Mozilla Foundation announced today
that they will increase their collaboration to improve developer
support and user experience of desktop applications on GNU/Linux
and other free software systems.

“The partnership has three aspects:

  • “The Mozilla Foundation will join the GNOME Foundation advisory
    board, helping set the long-term direction of the project.
  • “Mozilla reaffirms its commitment to integrating with the GNOME
    platform for the XUL development platform, and for Mozilla
    Firefox.
  • “The Mozilla Foundation announces a grant of $10,000 to the
    GNOME Foundation, to be spent on the improvement of the
    accessibility of the GNOME desktop environment via the ‘GNOME
    Outreach Program: Accessibility’ program…”

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