Last Tuesday, however, was no ordinary day — at least, if a certain blog post was anything to go by.
“The idea of GNOME OS has been around for a couple of years,” wrote GNOME UX designer Allan Day in said post following the recent GNOME developers conference. “The aspirations that are driving this process include things like providing a better experience for application developers, automated testing, sandboxed applications and broad hardware compatibility.”
Erm, what was that, you say? A GNOME OS?
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