Leftovers: GNOME Software
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First Beta for GNOME 3.18 Is Out and Ready for Testing
The GNOME development team has announced that the first Beta update GNOME 3.18 is now out and ready for testing. There is still a long way to go until the stable version is released, but the project is now in software freeze.
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GNOME 3.17.90 (first beta release)
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GNOME 3.18 Beta Released, Now In Feature Freeze
The GNOME 3.18 beta is now available ahead of the planned GNOME 3.18.0 release in late September.
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Code has landed in Polari
Polari now indicates the status of each connection next to the connection’s name in the sidebar. If Polari encounters an error, an error icon is displayed. Clicking on the connection in the sidebar, will show a popover with error details and an action which can possibly solve it.
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Other Locations on Nautilus (GSoC final report)
Yes, Nautilus now is able to display Other Locations view, and finally it caught up with Gtk+ file chooser! It’s already on master, so anyone can test it with jhbuild. Also, Nautilus 3.17.90 already includes it, so Fedora Rawhide users (and any other bleeding edge distro) will be able to test.
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