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GNOME 3.17.3 Released

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 25 June 2015 at 01:45 PM EDT. 4 Comments

Frederic Peters announced the availability today of GNOME 3.17.3.

GNOME 3.17.3 has many changes throughout as one of the early development releases towards GNOME 3.18. Among the changes are Clutter improvements on the X11 backend, the Evince Document Viewer has initial support for adding highlight annotations, a systemd unit file was added for GDM, automatic screen brightness support for the GNOME Settings Daemon, many Wayland improvements to GTK+, and various other changes.

Some of the GNOME Apps changes for GNOME 3.17.3 include many bug-fixes, updated translations, and various minor updates.

More details on GNOME 3.17.3 can be found via the GNOME devel announce list.

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