Blog by Sumana Harihareswara, Changeset founder
New Edition Of/Nueva Edición de GNOME Journal
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In this special edition of GNOME Journal, GNOME HISPANO's Juanjo Marin arranged for us to get five great stories in both English and Spanish. You can read these now at http://gnomejournal.org:
- José María Casanova and Juanjo Marín discuss the Spanish-language GNOME community in "The Past, Present, and Future of GNOME HISPANO".
- José Aliste explains how GNOME's SyncTeX support now makes it easier to correct errors in TeX files. D-Bus is involved!
- Carlos Garnacho shows how to use CSS to style GTK+ apps.
- Paul Cutler asks Federico Mena Quintero about his extensive work, how he got into GNOME, and what GNOME is missing.
- And we wrap up with "GNOME and Andalusia: A Success Story", about a Spanish-language government that's gotten a lot out of GNOME.
Thanks to Juanjo, the authors, Diana Katherine Horqque, Will Kahn-Greene, Sriram Ramkrishna, and Paul Cutler for their work on this issue!
Issue 23 will come out around April 3 and focus on the release of GNOME 3.
