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GTK+ 3.19.7 Brings Kinetic Scrolling For Wayland & More

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 19 January 2016 at 11:48 AM EST. 6 Comments

GNOME developers have released the latest development version of the GTK+ tool-kit in the approach towards GNOME 3.20.

Today's GTK+ 3.19.7 release makes use of the new Wayland DnD support that just landed today. In the Wayland scope GNOME 3.19.7 also adds support for kinetic scrolling. Details on the GTK+ kinetic scrolling can be found via this bug report.

GTK+ 3.19.7 also had Adwaita theme fixes, drawing scalability has improved for many widgets, the managed DnD support also works under X11, and there are a number of bug-fixes.

More details via the GTK+ 3.19.7 change-log. GTK+ 3.20 and GNOME 3.20 will be officially released in March.

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