GNOME and GIMP Receive $400K from Handshake Decentralized Certificate Authority

In Summary :

After receiving an annonymous donation of $1 million earlier this year, GNOME Foundation announced today that they received a generous donation from Handshake, a recently launched decentralized certificate authority and experimental peer-to-peer root DNS service. 

The Handshake organization apparently launched today at handshake.org, and they already donated $10.2 million US dollars that they've collected from various project sponsors to several Free and Open Source Software projects, including GNOME Foundation, which received $300,000, and the GIMP project, which received the rest of $100,000 USD.

GNOME Foundation is the non-profit organization behind the popular GNOME desktop environment used by numerous Linux-based operating systems by default, including Ubuntu, or available in their software repositories. On the other hand, the GIMP Project is the creator of the famous GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) open-source image editing and viewing software for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms. [...]

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