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Welcome Gnome 2.30
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| When I was updating my system I realized
| there were a lot of gnome packages to be
| upgraded, my enthusiasm immediately rises,
| gnome 2.30 was out.
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http://distrocheck.wordpress.com/2010/04/05/welcome-gnome-2-30/
A sneak peak at GNOME 3
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| Now I will warn you that I am a fan of
| GNOME. I understand that KDE did the same
| thing when they re-invented their take on
| the desktop. The difference is â the
| innovation from KDE seemed more like a
| âretooling with added featuresâ. GNOME 3
| will be a milestone for the desktop. I have
| head some people say it is too much like
| the âiPhone interfaceâ. To those I have to
| say âuse it firstâ. But no matter where you
| stand, GNOME 3 is going to be different,
| and this article will show you how to
| install it and give you a first glance.
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http://www.ghacks.net/2010/04/06/a-sneak-peak-at-gnome-3/
GNOME 2.30: Waiting for the Big Release
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| GNOME 2.30 was originally intended to
| coincide with GNOME 3.0 -- a massive
| cleanup and rethinking of the popular
| desktop. However, GNOME 3.0 is delayed for
| at least another release, which leaves
| GNOME 2.30 as most likely the last version
| in a series stretching back almost a
| decade.
|
| [...]
|
| On the other hand, 2.30 will probably be
| the final version of the 2.0 series. For
| those who were around for GNOME 2.0 back in
| 2000, the 2.30 release stands as evidence
| of how far GNOME in general and the free
| desktop in particular have come in the last
| decade in usability and design. If you do a
| search for images of early GNOME releases
| and compare the results with 2.30, you can
| have no doubt that, although GNOME
| sometimes tends to over-simplify, its
| improvements over the last decade remain
| unmistakable.
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http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/12068_3874896_2/GNOME-230-Waiting-for-the-Big-Release.htm
Recent:
First Look: GNOME 2.30
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| April Fools turned out to be a great day for
| Linux enthusiasts, as GNOME developers
| decided to offer them something to look
| forward to except getting punked and do a
| proper launch, and a pretty big one at that.
| GNOME 2.30 is now available for everyone and
| the final release of the 2.xx series is
| packing some serious punch and plenty of
| goodies for even the most demanding user.
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http://news.softpedia.com/news/First-Look-GNOME-2-30-138947.shtml
GNOME Project Updates Free Desktop with 2.30 Release
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| The GNOME Project is proud to announce
| GNOME 2.30, the latest stable release of
| the popular Free Software desktop
| environment and applications suite. GNOME
| 2.30 builds on previous GNOME releases and
| brings hundreds of improvements for users
| and developers, including enhancements for
| user management, Web browsing, support for
| Facebook chat, and new productivity
| features.
|
| GNOME contributors have added improvements
| across the board for GNOME 2.30 in
| accessibility, productivity applications,
| Web browsing, instant messaging, and games.
| This release includes hundreds of new
| features, enhancements, and improvements
| over the GNOME 2.28 release from September
| 2009.
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http://www.gnome.org/press/releases/2010-03-gnome230.html
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