GNOME 2.14.1 Released

Posted by Michael Larabel on April 12, 2006

The latest release of GNOME is here: Gnome 2.14.1! This is the first
release in a series of point releases for the 2.14 branch.

Come and see all the bug fixing, all the new translations and all the
updated documentations brought to you by the wonderful team of GNOME
contributors! While development has started on the Gnome 2.15/2.16 road,
we didn't forget about making a new release that is rock solid. And
simply better than the previous one.

If you meet any GNOME contributors while shopping, in a bus, or even on
the Internet, don't forget to thank them! If the contributors insist
they're working on Gnome (and not GNOME), then it's okay, you can thank
them too. Even if they're also working on computational biofluid
dynamics!

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