Reply With QuoteSince this is mostly bug fixes, will it be on the Ubuntu 10.10 release CD? What about the release candidate CD?
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Hello To GNOME 2.32!
Phoronix: Hello To GNOME 2.32!
GNOME 2.32 has been released this afternoon. This release, which was once supposed to become GNOME 3.0 until its release was pushed back to next March, is the last for the GNOME 2.x series. GNOME 2.32 incorporates a variety of package updates and other work, though more of the excitement has been postponed to GNOME 3.0...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODY0MA
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The obvious question
Since this is mostly bug fixes, will it be on the Ubuntu 10.10 release CD? What about the release candidate CD?
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Ubuntu's release schedule is based on GNOME's, so... yeah.
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EoG finally renders svg properly!
This bug was finally squashed. Having played with it a bit, the solution needs to be accelerated.
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Hey, the new revolutionary Gno-....!
No... still light years behind KDE....
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When KDE actually works without crushing that is...Originally Posted by V!NCENT
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It works wonderfull.
Btw. only this after half a year?!
http://library.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/2.32/
This is a freaking joke.
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And I wondered how many posts would be needed for a KDE vs Gnome war to start...
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LOL
It is ok. This antagonism between those main DE is fun...
Anyway, for those who wonder, see you in April when GNOME will REVOLUTIONISE the desktop metaphor instead of blindly copying Windows...
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Crushing? Yeah crushing Gnome it is?
BTW give Fedora 13 a spin; had no choice but to install a superior DE like KDE in order for the apps to stop crashing (Gnome).
And seriously... A new desktop concept? I hope you do not mean multiple desktops, a compositing WM and app/file search? Mac OS X, Windows and KDE has had that for a _very_ long time.
