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GNOME 3.26 Release Party in Nuremberg

The last Friday GNOME 3.26 was celebrated in the SUSE headquarters in Nuremberg with pizzas and a cake. Thanks to GNOME and openSUSE for sponsoring the event! 😃

Richard, Ayoub and Howard chatting and having pizza!

A cake with no footprint on it, hence way less cool than the one from São Paulo.

There were KDE users too! Though Ana Maria came mostly for the free cake. 😏

Oliver explaining how GNOME is tested for openSUSE with openQA.

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