It's our birthday today! We are now the wise age of 22. 😋 Join us in reminiscing these past years by sharing some of your favorite GNOME memories!

— GNOME (@gnome) August 15, 2019

Happy 22nd birthday, @gnome! 🎂🥳🎉https://t.co/JsTSqi45sm

— Emmanuele "doesn't listen to users" Bassi (@ebassi) August 15, 2019

We're happy to announce our new GNOME Inclusion and Diversity Team! Click the link below to learn more about this new team and their goals
https://t.co/I6YR1rMTlv

— GNOME (@gnome) August 2, 2019

#Flathub has passed the 600 mark, but it's not the entire world of @FlatpakApps. @Fedora Registry now has 50 flatpaks (including 10 that are not available on Flathub) and is rapidly growing. pic.twitter.com/70fZYH4JJn

— Jiří Eischmann (@Sesivany) August 1, 2019

Today we announce our joint collaboration with @kdecommunity on @LinuxAppSummit and building an application ecosystem. See - https://t.co/gCKC3hDQb2 - Join us in Barcelona Nov 12-14th, 15th a BoF day!#LinuxApps pic.twitter.com/vcivE41VAF

— GNOME (@gnome) July 31, 2019

Important info about using dconf/gsettings in flatpaks: https://t.co/ocKp8Avr04

— Alexander Larsson (@gnomealex) July 12, 2019

A few people have asked me to explain myself why I disabled the gnome-software snap plugin in Fedora: https://t.co/IxzvjHMqDl

tl;dr: I've been pushed too far this time.

— Richard Hughes (@hughsient) July 12, 2019

"[…]As long as #snap is a solution to a problem, it’s great. Just like #Flatpak, it can solve some of the real issues […] when it starts harming our interaction with upstream projects and software vendors and reducing our choice, it becomes a threat[…]" https://t.co/SbhI8NfxkX

— Thorsten 'FOSS & Life, The Univer…' Leemhuis(3/6) (@knurd42) July 3, 2019

Some more info on Podman support in @BuilderGNOME. https://t.co/BmB5EU3PGk

— Christian Hergert 👣 (@hergertme) April 5, 2019

It may be April 1 in the US, but this one is serious. elementary OS + Flatpak: Preparing for the future. Get the details: https://t.co/7EhK3tSzNh

— elementary (@elementary) April 1, 2019

Congratulations to our friends in the @kdecommunity on their new Plasma 5.15 release! We are so proud of the exceptional work you have pulled off this cycle, and are thankful to have you working alongside us to develop the future of the libre desktop.

You all deserve a beer! 😋

— GNOME (@gnome) February 13, 2019

Read up on how @PhotosGNOME manages to be so sleek while zooming images.https://t.co/UhMySOGJlN pic.twitter.com/HoWNrz3UJR

— GNOME Photos (@PhotosGNOME) February 11, 2019

Check out the excellent progress being made on GNOME Settings (aka GNOME Control Center) for our upcoming 3.32 release. This new version will include many new and updated panels, responsive design improvements, and much, much more!https://t.co/hSaqpPr6Zc

— GNOME (@gnome) February 4, 2019

Yes, it's been over 10 years; GNOME Shell is officially older than the whole GNOME 2.x development cycle

— Emmanuele "just add another option" Bassi (@ebassi) January 17, 2019

After last weeks application settings panel, here is a release of GNOME Software with support for Flatpak permissions: https://t.co/nvCxDJyc9x

— Flatpak (@FlatpakApps) January 16, 2019

GNOME developers are planning some Adwaita theme changes for GTK+ 3.24.4. We're interested in hearing what you think!https://t.co/Pj0gHhdRqt pic.twitter.com/UpYzlJUmaQ

— GNOME (@gnome) January 14, 2019

* Add permissions to GsApp

* Set permissions for installed and uninstalled apps in the Flatpak plugin

* Show permissions in the details page

* Set newly added permissions on updates

* Show permissions for updates

* Exclude updates with new permissions from automatic updates https://t.co/cU9Ea7LHr4

— Flatpak (@FlatpakApps) December 27, 2018

Did you know it was possible to seamlessly connect your Android phone to your GNOME desktop to share photos, send SMS, and even control the mouse cursor? With the GSConnect extension you can!#GNOME #GnomeExtensions #KDEConnect https://t.co/0j7nACPxw9

— GNOME (@gnome) December 6, 2018