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GNOME 2.23.3 Released

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 4 June 2008 at 06:22 PM EDT. 1 Comment

For those not interested by today's KDE 4.0.5 release, perhaps you're interested in trying out the latest development version of GNOME. GNOME 2.23.3 has been released and what's special about this release is a great number of bug fixes. If your distribution doesn't have these bleeding-edge packages available, you can fire up GARNOME to obtain GNOME 2.23.3. For more on this new release, check out the release announcement.

GNOME 2.23.4 is scheduled to be released in less than two weeks, while the final release (GNOME 2.24.0) is planned for September 24. The GNOME 2.23/2.24 release schedule can be viewed at GNOME.org.

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