Sneak peek of the upcoming 3.36 release: we've updated the login and lock screen! https://t.co/SQ1kUTNjrY

— GNOME (@gnome) February 18, 2020

Check out @KalevLember showing us the power of Fedora Silverblue and rpm-ostree by updating from Fedora 30 to 31 🙂 https://t.co/eZxJpVPiAg

— GNOME (@gnome) February 2, 2020

A forum for Flathubhttps://t.co/nC0ymAFjZZ

— Bartłomiej Piotrowski (@Barthalion) January 24, 2020

Did you know you could follow us elsewhere besides Twitter? Join us on Mastodon at @gnome@floss.social and on our official subreddit at /r/GNOME 😍
(and yes, we have Facebook, but we're not happy with them 😠)

— GNOME (@gnome) January 17, 2020

Wanna know how to integrate your sandboxed applications with the operating system? So come for @felipeborges's talk on Friday January 24th. Check more here: https://t.co/ITeNQZYhQQ. #devconf_cz pic.twitter.com/GvGjzDVdn9

— Devconf CZ (@devconf_cz) January 9, 2020

Supertuxkart 1.1 is released!https://t.co/rqSyxmVjGN
Download now athttps://t.co/v0GGZ9HjCZ

— SuperTuxKart (@supertuxkart) January 5, 2020

Flathub 2019 rounduphttps://t.co/4TERuaDJ3A

— Bartłomiej Piotrowski (@Barthalion) December 31, 2019

Happy xmas flatpak release: https://t.co/ashbxBNVCF

— Alexander Larsson (@gnomealex) December 20, 2019

More on Flatpak updates

New blog post: GMemoryMonitor (low-memory-monitor, 2nd phase) https://t.co/z76e5DO7bm

— Bastien Nocera🥤🕷 (@hadessuk) December 18, 2019

Happy 5th birthday flatpak: https://t.co/M1c1HJZjsg

— Alexander Larsson (@gnomealex) December 17, 2019

This. I have respect for the neat trick of the single executable, clearly the easiest and most convenient way to download and run an app with no infra, especially as a constrained user. But @FlatpakApps & @snapcraftio are addressing multiple other bigger and harder problems. https://t.co/tlM9uESFbB

— Robert McQueen (@ramcq) December 5, 2019

Cool new feature for the Gnome desktop. Podman containers available on the desktop, in @fedora and anywhere else you use @gnome. @redhat https://t.co/9rpLva6HoQ

— Daniel Walsh (@rhatdan) November 26, 2019

Steven and ZDNet is covering my LAS keynote. We could still have a 'Year of the Linux desktop' https://t.co/uU3Znbd62u pic.twitter.com/NwenlOjegl

— Frank Karlitschek (@fkarlitschek) November 14, 2019

elementary OS users, Sideload is now available as an update via AppCenter. Run your normal updates, then you'll be able to install Flatpak apps straight from Flathub or any other third-party remote! pic.twitter.com/yD2Ie1eU4p

— elementary (@elementary) November 8, 2019

As promised, here are the details and screenshots for October’s updates. 🎉 As of today, elementary OS supports Flatpak out of the box—check the link for all the details. And thanks to our friends at @System76 for sponsoring this month’s updates and post! https://t.co/A1JYwqLHNF

— elementary (@elementary) November 1, 2019

How did @canonical contribute to performance improvements in @GNOME 3.34? 📈 Daniel Van Vugt from the @ubuntu Desktop Team has it all right here! Worth a read! 🤓https://t.co/xzuRehe1XN pic.twitter.com/9xoKHZBbC9

— Ubuntu (@ubuntu) October 25, 2019

Shotwell was originally developed by a nonprofit organization and is now maintained by the community. Rothschild should not be harassing GNOME with its frivolous claim. We fully support @gnome and encourage others to do the same. https://t.co/2ubWniQq6l

— Software Freedom Conservancy (@conservancy) October 23, 2019

We're trying to defend #FOSS against patent trolls. Please help us: https://t.co/GFtmE4kbQ9

— GNOME (@gnome) October 21, 2019

Were happy to announce the immediate release of GNOME 3.34.1! This release marks the first bugfix release for the GNOME 3.34 series, and contains four weeks worth of changes to improve the stability and reliability of the desktophttps://t.co/jebqXhKDIO

— GNOME (@gnome) October 8, 2019