GNOME Journal Issue 23, GNOME 3 edition, now out

[Sumana Harihareswara <sumanah panix com>]

We've now launched a new edition of GNOME Journal! This one focuses on 
the launch of the 3.0 version of your favorite desktop environment. You 
can read these now at http://gnomejournal.org :

* "Letter From The Editor": Editor-in-Chief Paul Cutler celebrates the 
release, and discusses innovation, pain, and history.

* "How We Got Here: A Design History of GNOME 3 & the Shell": Daf 
Harries asks designers Jon McCann and Jakub Steiner the hard questions.

* "PyGTK, GObject, and GNOME 3": Sumana Harihareswara interviews Tomeu 
Vizoso and John "J5" Palmieri about PyGTK, GObject, introspection and 
PyGObject. What's new, what's been hard, and what’s next?

* "The Two Most Urgent Tasks: Simplicity and a Keyboard": Cathy Malmrose 
of Linux hardware firm ZaReason asks the GNOME community to solve the 
two biggest pain points she sees.

* "Fonts in GNOME 3: Cantarell, Tweaking, and Trailblazing": Nicolas 
Spalinger explains why Cantarell is more than just a font -- it's a 
symbol of a whole new design process. And he shows you how to tweak the 
font settings in GNOME 3.

The GNOME Journal features original content and commentary for and by 
the GNOME community. All articles are published under the Creative 
Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license. Please feel free to 
translate, podcast, repost, etc.

Thanks to the authors, our interviewees, the GNOME sysadmin team, and my 
fellow editors! And thanks to the hundreds if not thousands of 
contributors who have put their energy into GNOME 3.

GNOME Journal: http://gnomejournal.org

Sumana Harihareswara
GNOME Journal release organizer
http://www.harihareswara.net