GNOME brand guidelines: color, type, logo and voice

The system

Fixed, everywhere

Logo

Blue

Signature color

AaInter + Inter

Type pairing

the foot logo in black or white
primary Blue #3584E4
Inter, heavy headings
colors from the HIG palette
plain, translatable words

The one thing that varies

which HIG secondaries and gradients a piece uses

How loud each format gets

Silent

Quiet

CalmLanding page

WarmPrint / slidesSocial

Loud

Loudest

Our engine's setting, built from their rules.

Every piece passes two checks

Logo hidden

Cover the foot. Blue plus soft rounded triangles, Inter Heavy and a flat HIG-palette illustration should still say GNOME.

Swap test

Put another Linux desktop's logo on it. If the Blue, the tris and the plain voice feel generic, push the signature back in.

Strategy

An independent computing platform for everyone. Observed

Elegant and simple

A calm desktop that gets out of the way: one key for overview, launching and search; workspaces for room to breathe. Observed

Batteries included

Simple, consistent apps for everyday computing, so each new one feels familiar. Observed

Independent and open

Every part of the project is open; the software has no restrictions on use and respects privacy. Observed

Everywhere Linux is

The default experience across major Linux distributions, with a developer platform and app store around it. Observed

An independent computing platform for everyone

homepage H1 · gnome.org

Room to Breathe

homepage H2 · gnome.org

Batteries Included

homepage H2 · gnome.org

Full spec

For Observed: Everyday computer users on Linux, app developers, and contributors and donors (paraphrase of homepage sections).
Problem Observed: Computing controlled by large vendors; old hardware cut off (the homepage points Windows 10 users to endof10.org) (paraphrase).
Promise Observed: An elegant, simple desktop that is free to use, open to all and respects privacy (paraphrase).
Mission Observed: Promote software freedom: open source principles, equality of participation and collaboration (paraphrase).

Proof behind each pillar

Elegant and simple. Super key opens an overview to switch, launch and search
Elegant and simple. Spread work across as many workspaces as needed
Batteries included. Core apps for everyday needs (apps.gnome.org)
Batteries included. GNOME Circle certifies and mentors well-designed third-party apps
Independent and open. Software has no restrictions on use and respects privacy
Independent and open. Backed by the non-profit GNOME Foundation, a 501(c)(3)
Everywhere Linux is. Default in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora Workstation, SUSE Linux Enterprise, Vanilla OS, Endless OS
Everywhere Linux is. Flathub, the Linux app store, carries many more third-party apps

Story Observed

Founded in 1997 by two students to build a completely free desktop and take on the tech giants of the day. GNOME grew into the user experience for the main Linux distributions, with software used from space-flight control rooms to cars (paraphrase).

Values

Design for People

Inclusive of abilities, cultures and devices; little specialist knowledge needed (paraphrase).

Published

Make it Simple

Do one thing well; avoid overwhelming people (paraphrase).

Published

Reduce User Effort

Automate, cut steps, keep text short (paraphrase).

Published

Be Considerate

Prevent mistakes, allow undo, respect time and attention (paraphrase).

Published

Category. Free and open source desktop environment and application platform for Linux Observed

Why them

Independent: community-built and run by a non-profit foundation Published
One-key overview workflow and workspaces Observed
Consistent core apps plus the GNOME Circle and Flathub ecosystem Observed
A published design system (the HIG) for apps Published

Boilerplate Observed

GNOME is a free, open source desktop and app platform, founded in 1997 by Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena. It provides the user experience for the main Linux distributions, produces around 120 software modules, and is built by a global community of volunteers and paid contributors backed by the non-profit GNOME Foundation.

Taglines

An independent computing platform for everyone Observed

An easy and elegant way to use your computer Observed

A more elegant way to use your computer Observed

The homepage carries four ideas: elegance (one key, room to breathe), batteries included, an open community to join, and GNOME as the default across Linux. Donations close the page.

Source: gnome.org gnome.org/about

Personality and voice

Simplebut not BarePublished

Inclusivebut not TechnicalPublished

Consideratebut not InterruptingPublished

Openbut not ClosedObserved

Find and Replace

Do Header capitalization for a label.

FIND AND REPLACE

Don’t No all caps.

Text written to be translated into many languages has to be short, literal and free of idioms; the warmth lives in the web copy, not the UI.

Full spec

UI text short and to the point: the fewest words that keep the meaning
Neutral perspective; avoid "you" and "my" in UI; prefer "your" over "my"
Title case headlines
Sentence capitalization for labels that form sentences and for body, dialog and notification text
Avoid Latin abbreviations; write "for example"
End a label with … only when more input is needed before the action runs (Save As…)
UI headings and descriptions do not end with a period, unless the text runs to several sentences
Do not capitalize every letter (no all caps)
Avoid italic and oblique faces
Use proper Unicode: curly quotes, × for dimensions, … for ellipsis, ’ apostrophe, • bullets, – for ranges, narrow no-break space before units
Write GNOME and GTK in all capitals; Flatpak and Flathub with only the first letter capitalized
Use the names as a generic name or adjective, never as a noun or verb, and never compound or modify them
Third parties mark the GNOME name as registered with ®
Use standard GNOME terms for UI parts (pointer, window) and the user's own vocabulary over system terms

PlainInclusiveConsiderateWarmOpen

UI writing is neutral, short and strictly capitalized (header vs sentence capitalization). The website is warmer: Title Case headings, short friendly paragraphs ("It's magic.").

Header capitalization for headings and button labels
Sentence capitalization for body and labels that form sentences
No Latin abbreviations
Ellipsis only when more input follows
No all caps, no italics
GNOME and GTK in capitals; never a noun or verb

Two voices. The HIG writing style governs UI text: short, neutral, header capitalization, no trailing periods. The website voice is warmer and plainer marketing English: short headings in title case, one or two sentence paragraphs, an occasional friendly aside (observed on www.gnome.org).
A landing page follows the website voice: Title Case headings, sentence-case body with periods, second person allowed ("your computer").
Community and openness carry the brand: get involved, donate, independent, for everyone.
Never claims GNOME endorses or produces a third-party product without written permission (trademark rule).

Never

i.e.e.g.Gnome (mixed case)

Don’t write "Gnome"
Don’t end UI headings with a period
Don’t use "my" for the user's things

Headings	Header capitalization
Body	Sentence case

Source: developer.gnome.org/hig/guidelines/writing-style.html developer.gnome.org/hig/guidelines/typography.html foundation.gnome.org/trademark-and-logo

Logo

Horizontal lockup, black

Vertical lockup, black

Official SVGs from foundation.gnome.org (fill black). GNOME is a registered trademark of the GNOME Foundation; third-party logo use needs written permission. Shown for reference; not affiliated.

A single-color mark that is never restyled stays recognizable across a huge volunteer community making their own materials.

Horizontal and vertical lockups with clear space© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.5.

Incorrect logo usage© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.6.

Color variations on brand grounds and photos© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.7.

Full spec

Use the logo as provided, horizontal or vertical; keep the aspect ratio
Black or white only, chosen for the ground
Clear space: the brand book asks 0.2 x the foot width on all sides (p.5); the Foundation page diagram shows 1/10
Nothing placed closer than 20% of the logo graphic width
On busy or photo grounds, raise the contrast so it stays legible
Third parties need written permission from the GNOME Foundation to use the logo

Don’t stretch or rotate it
Don’t add elements such as a URL under it
Don’t add a drop shadow or recolor it
Don’t retype the wordmark (e.g. "Gnome")
Don’t turn the foot into a pattern
Don’t embed it in other images

Lockups	horizontal, vertical
Colors	black or white
Clear space	0.2x foot width (brand book); 1/10 (Foundation diagram)
Minimum size	not published (keep the letters legible)

The GNOME foot beside a bold humanist wordmark, in a horizontal or a vertical lockup, only ever black or white. The foot can stand alone, but the lockup is preferred.

Source: foundation.gnome.org/trademark-and-logoGNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.5GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.6GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.7

Color

GNOME

Do White on Blue, as on the brand book cover.

GNOME

Don’t On Green the brand book uses the dark logo, not white.

Sharing one palette between brand, app icons and illustrations makes everything GNOME ships look like one family.

Primary, secondary and neutral colors© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.4.

A brand gradient© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.10.

Full spec

Emphasize the primary Blue
Take colors from the brand palette wherever possible
For dark preference, multiply HSL luminance by 0.85
Build gradients from HIG colors, interpolated in HSL or LAB
Logo ground pairs: dark logo on White and Green; white logo on Grey, Quite Black, Blue, Purple, Orange

Don’t interpolate gradients in RGB (muddy grey midpoints)
Don’t use UI elements from GNOME apps as brand graphics

Primary	Blue #3584E4
Dark mode	HSL luminance x 0.85

One primary blue, four bright secondaries, three neutrals, all drawn from the larger HIG palette of nine five-step ramps. The site adds pale blue washes, HIG Blue 5 bands and a blue-to-purple gradient.

Source: brand.gnome.org developer.gnome.org/hig/reference/palette.htmlGNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.4GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.10

Typography

An independent computing platform for everyone

InterDisplay · open stand-in Inter

InterText · open stand-in Inter

One open typeface with a heavy weight gives volunteers a free, consistent voice in any medium.

Type scale© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.3.

Full spec

Their face	Use	License	Open stand-in
Inter	Headers Inter Heavy (800-900); website headings 800	Open (SIL OFL 1.1)	Inter The real face is open
Inter	Body Inter Normal 400	Open (SIL OFL 1.1)	Inter
not published	hex values in the brand book	n/a	Source Code Pro

Header 1 Inter Heavy 24pt; Header 2 Heavy 22pt (blue in the book); Header 3 Heavy 18pt; Header 4 Bold 16pt; Body Inter 12pt
Web uses Inter Variable with cv05, liga, calt
Few sizes and weights
No italics, no all caps

Don’t use Adwaita Sans or Cantarell for brand materials: they are UI faces

Brand face	Inter (OFL)
UI face	Adwaita Sans
Web H1	32.4px 800

Inter everywhere outside the UI: Heavy for headers, Bold for small headers, Normal for body. GNOME's UI face Adwaita Sans is built on Inter, so print, web and software feel related.

Source: brand.gnome.org developer.gnome.org/hig/guidelines/typography.htmlGNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.3

Graphic elements

brand.gnome.org

Do Right-angle triangles and half-squares with softly rounded corners, scattered along a diagonal grid, all one hue at low opacity: white about 10-20% on Blue in the brand book; HIG Blue 4 #1C71D8 at 0.108 opacity on the light hero. Never full strength, never behind text that needs contrast. One cluster per surface, anchored to a corner.

Rounded triangle fragments (tris) · Brand book cover, page corners and back cover; the homepage hero (tris-l.svg, bottom left, 1024px wide)

Do Gradients from HIG palette colors, interpolated in HSL or LAB so the midpoint stays vivid. Homepage: radial-gradient(at left top, #1A5FB4, #9141AC).

Vivid HIG gradients · Brand book Gradients page (orange-yellow to red-purple); homepage Support Us band (radial #1A5FB4 to #9141AC)

Do Full-bleed blue with white type and the white logo or tris.

Solid Blue field · Brand book cover and back cover (#3584E4); homepage Get GNOME band in HIG Blue 5 #1A5FB4

Do Computer imagery with everyday objects, HIG palette fills, geometric shapes, flat color with gradients only on curved surfaces, no people or faces.

Full-color flat illustration · Homepage section art (shell.svg, apps.svg, design.svg, circle and flathub tiles)

Specimens use sample copy, not GNOME’s.

The fragments read as GNOME without the foot, and stay quiet enough to sit behind type.

Cover: Blue field, white logo and tris© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.1.

Back cover tris cluster© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.11.

Full spec

Use tris in one corner cluster at 10-20% opacity
One hue per surface for the tris
Solid Blue field with white type for covers

Don’t full-opacity tris
Don’t multicolored tris

Tris on light	#1C71D8 at 0.108
Tris on Blue	white, low opacity

Rounded triangle fragments scattered on a 45° grid at low opacity, solid Blue fields, and vivid HIG gradients.

Source: GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.1GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.11gnome.org

Iconography

16px symbolic

128px app

Icons recolored by code stay consistent at every size and theme.

Symbolic icons© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.9.

Full spec

Symbolic 16px, usable at 32, 64, 128 only
2px strokes, align to the pixel grid
No perspective in symbolics
App icons 128px on a 2px grid, light from straight above
Larger than 12pt text, use a lighter icon color

Don’t use mascots or characters as app icons
Don’t draw shadows outside the silhouette

Symbolic	16px, 2px stroke
App icon	128px, 2px grid

Symbolic icons: monochrome, 16px, 2px strokes, orthogonal. App icons: simple geometric objects with a darker front profile, from the HIG palette.

Source: developer.gnome.org/hig/guidelines/ui-icons.html developer.gnome.org/hig/guidelines/app-icons.htmlGNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.9

Illustration

Illustration explains concepts where a photo is too specific and a diagram too abstract.

Illustration example© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.8.

Full spec

Full color: HIG palette, flat fills, gradients only on curved surfaces, geometric shapes
No people or faces
Blueprint: toned-down blue and white, UI as blocks, isometric allowed

Don’t textures
Don’t people and faces

Styles	full color, blueprint

Two styles: full color (computer imagery with everyday objects, flat fills, geometric) and blueprint (low-fidelity blue and white UI sketches).

Source: gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/app-illustrations/-/blob/master/README.mdGNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.8

Photography

GNOME prefers product renders and illustration over stock photography.

Logo on photographs© GNOME. Shown for study, not for reuse. From GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.7.

Full spec

If a photo is used, keep the logo legible by raising contrast

Style	not published

Not published as a style. The brand book shows the logo on two photos (a desk scene, hands on a backlit keyboard); the homepage uses renders and illustrations, no photos.

Source: GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.7

Motion

button-hover · 200ms
Button fill scales to 1.05 (1.06 for the hero Donate) on hover; --slickease overshoot

tile-hover · 300ms
Ecosystem tiles transition all properties

Small, springy feedback matches the desktop's feel.

Full spec

Hover: scale fills to 1.05 in 200ms with cubic-bezier(.17,.89,.32,1.28) (observed)

Ease	cubic-bezier(.17,.89,.32,1.28)

No brand motion guidance. The site uses one overshoot ease for button hovers and a scroll-driven 3D laptop lid.

Source: gnome.org

Interface & layout

The page, band by band

Hero

Overview: A more elegant way to use your computer

Workspaces: Room to Breathe

Apps: Batteries Included

Ecosystem

Get Involved

Get GNOME

Supporting Organizations

Support Us

Footer

Buttons

Full spec

A centred 1116px main column on a 5-column grid with 54px gaps; text half-columns paired with art that bleeds to the page edge; colored full-bleed bands for calls to action.

Measured from gnome.org's computed styles and element boxes measured with Playwright at 1440x900 and 390x844 (light color scheme), plus the site stylesheet www.gnome.org/style.css, on 2026-10-30.

Spacing

Measure	Desktop	Phone
Page margin	162px	18px
Section padding	36px	36px
Hero text width	max 517px, centered	full width
Card gap	18px	18px
Navigation	62px	62px

Type, at size

Hero H1 (#subtitle)

Inter · 32.4px (phone 23.4) · line 1.25 · tracking -0.32px · weight 800

Section H2

Inter · 27px · line 1.25 · tracking -0.27px · weight 800

Tile H4

Inter · 21.6px · line 1.25 · tracking -0.22px · weight 800

Wordmark text

Inter · 25.2px · line 1.25 · tracking -0.18px · weight 900

Body / lead

Inter · 18px · line 1.6 · tracking -0.18px · weight 400

Nav link

Inter · 18px · line 1.6 · tracking -0.18px · weight 600

Button label

Inter · 18px · line 1.6 · tracking -0.18px · weight 600

Banner title

Inter · 18px (phone 16.2) · line 1.5 · tracking -0.18px · weight 700

Banner line

Inter · 16.2px (phone 14.4) · line 1.5 · tracking -0.18px · weight 600

Small button (dark tile)

Inter · 14.4px · line 1.6 · tracking -0.18px · weight 600

Inline button

Inter · 16.2px · line 1.6 · tracking -0.18px · weight 600

Footer link

Inter · 18px (phone 14.4) · line 1.8 · tracking -0.18px · weight 600

Inter · 12.6px · line 1.6 · tracking -0.18px · weight 400

Motion: hover only: buttons scale their fill to 1.05 over 200ms with an overshoot ease cubic-bezier(.17,.89,.32,1.28) (observed); no brand motion guidance published
Buttons: pill

Page anatomy

How GNOME’s own landing pages are built, observed on gnome.org, 2026-10-30. The full measurements are in spec.md.

Navigation: No bar: the header sits inside the hero gradient. GNOME logo (foot + wordmark, black) at left; at right a language globe icon and two text links in pill hit areas. Not sticky.
Hero: Centred hero on a pale blue wash: a large product render of a laptop running GNOME, a two-line 800-weight headline under it, then two stacked rounded info banners (Donate, Windows 10). Faint blue triangle fragments sit bottom-left behind it.
Overview: A more elegant way to use your computer: Two-column feature row: heading and paragraph left, a full-color illustration of a hand pressing the Super key right, bleeding off the right edge.
Workspaces: Room to Breathe: Full-width strip of three app-window groups on pale blue panels joined by blue arrows (one wide image), then a centred heading and a two-line caption.
Apps: Batteries Included: Mirror of the first row: a cluster of app icons on the left (bleeding off the left edge), heading, paragraph and a grey pill button on the right.
Ecosystem: Heading then a 2-column tile grid: two illustrated tiles with a small icon + title + one-line description, and a full-width dark Developer Platform card with a code-editor screenshot and two small dark buttons.
Get Involved: Heading, paragraph and a 2x2 grid of square-cornered grey choice buttons on the left, a blueprint illustration (blue panel, compass, pencil, set square) on the right.
Get GNOME: Full-bleed blue band: centred white heading, a three-line paragraph listing distributions in bold white links, a sentence with an inline Latest Release pill, then a laptop lid (3D) rising from the bottom edge.
Supporting Organizations: Centred heading, a wrapped row of full-color partner logos, a centred line, then a second wrapped row of infrastructure partner logos.
Support Us: Full-bleed band with a diagonal blue-to-purple radial gradient, centred white heading, paragraph and a translucent white pill Donate button.
Footer: Dark aubergine footer: 16 links in 4 flowing columns plus a social-icon column, then a tiny centred copyright line.

Source: gnome.org

In use

Full spec

How our engine applies GNOME's system to each format. Our recipe from their rules, not something GNOME publishes. Level = how much color and pattern a format carries.

Format	What they did	Source
brand book / print	Blue cover with white logo and tris; white pages with blue Inter Heavy headings and a tris cluster top right	GNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.1
talk slides	A LibreOffice Impress template is published for GNOME talks	brand.gnome.org

Our setting for each format

Format	Must appear	What varies
Landing page	Build it the way www.gnome.org is built (kit.spec.page, website voice): #EEEEEE page, hero fading to #CCDEF9 with faint blue tris bottom-left, black logo top left and two text nav links right, product render, 32px Inter 800 centred H1, #DBE9FA rounded banners; alternating text/art rows with art bleeding off the edge; translucent grey pill buttons; HIG Blue 5 band and a blue-to-purple gradient band; #1A1622 footer	which feature rows and how many tiles
Print / slides	Blue field or white page, Inter Heavy headings (Header 2 in Blue), tris cluster in a corner, logo black or white with 0.2x clear space	secondary color and gradient choice
Social	Blue or HIG gradient ground, white logo, short Title Case line	illustration

Rules

Do

Brand book is for project materials, not app UI
Logo black or white only
Clear space 0.2x foot width
Colors from the brand palette
Inter for print and web
HIG gradients in HSL or LAB
GNOME in capitals, ® for third parties

Don’t

reuse GNOME UI elements as brand graphics
modify the logo
imply GNOME endorsement without written permission

Source: brand.gnome.orgGNOME Brand Book rev 2.2 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/brand/-/raw/master/brand-book.pdf) p.2foundation.gnome.org/trademark-and-logo

Steal this kit

Your name and logo, GNOME’s system.

Comes with you

Color roles and how much of each
Type pairing, with open fonts
Voice rules the writing check enforces
Icon, photo, illustration and motion recipes
The strategy frame, to fill with yours

Stays yours

Your name and logo
Your proof: numbers, customers, quotes
Your purpose and claims. Theirs aren’t yours to make

Use this kit for my brand Use this brand in Claude

Hand it to a developer

spec.mdEvery value and rule
tokens.cssCSS variables
tokens.jsonDesign tokens (DTCG)
kit.jsonWhat our engines read

Your brand next

Get your brand audit Put your brand in Claude What goes in a brand book

What GNOME doesn’t publish

Logo minimum size: not published (only "keep the letters legible").
Clear space disagrees: brand book p.5 says 0.2x the foot width; the Foundation diagram shows 1/10.
CMYK and Pantone values: not published.
Color proportions: not published.
Pixel type scale for web: not published (sizes on the homepage are observed).
Layout grid, spacing, button and card styles: not published (observed from www.gnome.org).
Photography style: not published.
Motion principles: not published.
A mono face for brand use: not published.
The brand book (rev 2.2) is a PDF with outlined text; values were read from its rendered pages.

Each value is marked published, observed, our reading or our recipe, with its source. Checked 2026-10-30. Not affiliated with GNOME.