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AI entered software development at full speed this year, and it is significantly impacting open-source projects as well.

The blog post was originally published on my Czech blog.

Another edition of LinuxDays took place in Prague last weekend – the country’s largest Linux event drawing more than 1200 attendees and as every yearm we had a Fedora booth there – this time we also representing CentOS.

After almost a year I made another release of the Linux Desktop Migration Tool.

The desktop team in Red Hat has another open position.

For at least the last 15 years, the translations of GNOME into Czech have been in excellent condition.

I’ve just been to two traditional Czech open source conferences – LinuxDays and OpenAlt – and I’ve noticed one interesting shift: the communication on social media during the conferences has disappeared.

Last weekend I went to Prague to represent Fedora at LinuxDays 2024.

After many months, I finally found the time to finish the GNOME desktop/application settings migration in the Linux Desktop Migration Tool and made another release.

The feature my team worked on – Nvidia Driver Installation with Secure Boot Support – was approved by FESCo earlier this week and its upstream implementation was also approved several days ago, so it’s on its way to Fedora 41 and I decided to write a blog…