Andrés Gómez

Working at Igalia since June 2003 and partner of the company.
León (Spain)
Having a background experience in system administration, analysis, programming, project management, art design, etc., Andrés is know as “the Renaissance guy” at Igalia, as you can rely on him to help you with any problem you may have. However, some of his partners call him “the sleeping man” (you do not want to know why).
Lately, he has been deeply involved in GTK+/GNOME technologies and likes to spend his spare time making some art work, which includes some logos used in local GNOME conferences, playing basketball, listening to music, improving his English by reading novels and watching TV series, and traveling abroad as much as he can afford.
POSTS
Replaying 3D traces with piglit
If you don’t know what is traces based rendering regression testing, read the appendix before continuing.
The Mesa community has witnessed
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Review of Igalia’s Graphics activities (2018)
This is the first report about Igalia’s activities around Computer Graphics, specifically 3D graphics and, in particular, the Mesa3D Graphics Library
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How to use Debian’s reportbug with Evolution
This is mostly a note pad for myself with quick instructions about how to create a bug report for Debian and edit it and send it with Evolution.
repor
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Extract, cut, join and merge audio and video streams
This is mostly a note pad for myself with quick instructions about how to extract, cut, join and merge audio and video streams.
In Igalia we often hol
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Switching between nouveau and the nVIDIA proprietary OpenGL driver in (Debian) GNU/Linux
So lately I’ve been devoting my time in Igalia around the GNU/Linux graphics stack focusing, more specifically, in Mesa, the most popular open-source
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Side tabs in Empathy
Going quickly to the interesting part.
If you happen to use Ubuntu Saucy 13.10 and would like to have side tabs in Empathy, just write the following c
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Quickly publishing in your Ubuntu PPA
This is more a note pad for myself with quick instructions about how to upload a (usually patched) package to my own PPAs.
Patching an existing packag
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What’s up with the scrollbar?
First, it was Ubuntu which innovated in the scrollbars creating a nice overlay, but making them unusable for those like me using a track pointer or a
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Introducing Facerecognition Resetter Plugin for the Nokia N9
As my mate Simón was writing short time ago in his post Announcing the Gallery Tilt Shift plugin for the Nokia N9, we got published at Igalia some plu
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