Board Meeting Minutes - September 2026
MonoGame Foundation’s September 9 board meeting put the spotlight on three practical priorities: funding, discoverability, and release management. The foundation says income remains steady, but it still needs to grow support across GitHub, PayPal, Patreon, and its store to sustain ongoing work.
For developers using or contributing to MonoGame, the bigger product-side note is that MonoGame Hub is getting renewed attention as a way to drive adoption. That suggests the project sees tooling, onboarding, or ecosystem visibility as part of the engine’s next phase, not just core runtime work.
On the release front, 3.8.6 is still on track, though some cleanup remains on included items. The board also approved a new plan for major work: use a /Next branch folder to keep larger changes organized, which should help contributors and maintainers separate in-flight work from the stable line.
The trademark update is also progressing, which matters for the project’s long-term identity and governance. Taken together, the minutes point to a foundation trying to balance maintenance, community growth, and a cleaner path for bigger changes without losing pace on the current milestone.
“Foundation income remains steady, more work needed to increase support.”
- what
- MonoGame Foundation board reviewed finances, Hub adoption, trademark status, and milestone progress
- who
- MonoGame Foundation board and attendees including Dean Ellis, Simon Jackson, Tom Spilman, and others
- when
- Board meeting held September 9, 2026
- impact
- Contributors may see a /Next branch folder for major work and a push to improve Hub adoption
Steady finances, but more support is still needed
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