The Java vs. C# choice is a minor part of the decisions surrounding GNOME's future. The developers of the Linux desktop need to work hard to court third party programmers.

Novell are going to open source their iFolder product, and with it a metadata-aware filesystem for Linux.

I'd like to be able to choose who gets to see my photos, using the addressbook on my computer. This should be easier than it is!

It's time to make GNOME a realistic platform for developers. Microsoft's XAML is a challenge that needs to be met.

A large number of Internet users publish content. Mostly photos and a few web pages. How can we make that easier on the GNOME desktop?