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freedesktop GitLab

freedesktop.org GitLab hosts the source code and public developer profiles of the open-source desktop and graphics stack projects.

29.6k usesUpdated Oct 10, 2026
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gitlabfreedesktopdeveloperusernameopen sourcegraphicswaylandmesa

About this module

freedesktop.org GitLab is the collaborative forge behind projects such as Mesa, Wayland, X.Org, PipeWire and systemd-adjacent desktop components. Contributors maintain public developer profiles listing their name, status, public contact details, projects and recent activity. This module resolves a username to that public profile and summarizes its visible footprint.

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