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Director for Desktop, Graphics & i18n at RedHat. Are involved with GNOME
Community , GStreamer Community, PipeWire Community, Fedora Community and more.

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Joined April 26, 2022

Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 6mo ago

Finally published a blog post I been working on for a long time. Been missing XMMS, WindowMaker DockApps, Monkey Bubble or better hardware tools? Well this is your day! https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2026/03
/23/using-ai-to-create-some-hardware-tools-and-bring-back-the-past/

#linux #gnome #claude #ai #opensource #fedora

blogs.gnome.org

Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 12mo ago

If you are interested in helping out with PipeWire development the Rust based Helvum pipeline viewer is looking for a new maintainer. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/helvum/-/issues/137
#linux #pipewire #opensource #rust

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Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 20mo ago

We are hiring to the Red Hat Desktop Team! Read my latest blog post about Fedora Workstation and our two new job openings! #linux #fedora #gnome
https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2025/02/03/looking-ahead-at-2025-and-fedora-workstation-and-jobs-on-offer/

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Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 20mo ago

Replying to

@hub@cosocial.ca No, as I said in the blog post, we are open to remote (or other offices) candidates for these jobs

Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 20mo ago

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@deobald@fantastic.earth We are open to everyone and your background is no negative, that said I do expect us to get quite a few very qualified applications so I can not promise it will be easy to land one of the positions

Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 20mo ago

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@janneke@todon.nl The programable and hackable UI is already there, with javascript extensions you can do almost anything!

Cfkschaller @Cfkschaller@fosstodon.org

· 20mo ago

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@janneke@todon.nl extensions.gnome.org got a bucketload of pre-made extensions, similar to what Firefox offers. So there is both a lot of pre-canned extensions and the option for people to learn some coding and make their own.