First GNOME 2.32 development snapshot released
The GNOME Release Team have issued GNOME 2.31.6, the first development snapshot of what will eventually become version 2.32 of the GNOME desktop environment for Linux and Unix. According to the GNOME Project developers, the development preview is "looking great". It is of course aimed at early adopters and developers.
The GNOME 2.31.6 release continues to use GTK+ 2 instead of GTK+ 3, which is still in development. The developers note that, to make the release GTK+ 3 free, they had to use 2.30 versions of a few modules as a temporary solution and that "everything will go back to normal for 2.31.90".
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