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Development: GNOME 2.32.0 Release Candidate (2.31.92) Released!

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http://permalink.gmane.org – GNOME 2.32.0 Release Candidate (2.31.92) ======================================== Phew. It's a few days late, but it's finally there: the release candidate for 2.32.0 is available for wide testing! Why is it late? Well, we've accepted to bump the gobject introspection format, which resulted in interesting build failures, and we've waited for the last glib release that would contain API changes for API introduced this cycle (it even removed the whole GApplication API, since it wasn't considered ready for prime-time -- it'll come back for 2.28, though). So we had to get new tarballs after the (Software)

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