GNOME Radio 48 for GNOME 43 features active markers for live music and voice chats around the Earth with pseudo-exact (lat,lon) location on a Champlain-based map.
Much work is left to be designed and coded in Voice.
The idea is a Voice application with the voicegram location illustrated with Cairo marker on the Champlain-based OpenStreetMap background and a multiple AUDIO-URL1AUDIO-URL2 XML player, based on source code and ideas from the Radio 48 for GNOME 43 application.
It’s great to work on FLOSS for a bachelor or master thesis! My bachelor thesis was also to continue the development of a GTK application (but it was a long time ago, with GTK 2 )
My understanding, but it’s maybe wrong, is that naming an application “GNOME Something” is now discouraged.
If your repository is hosted on your personal account, it can always be moved later to GNOME/ or World/, with an automatic redirection.
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