GNOME 3.25.3 Now Available

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 22 June 2017 at 08:28 AM EDT. 3 Comments
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GNOME 3.25.3 is now available as the latest stepping stone towards September's release of GNOME 3.26.

GNOME 3.25.3 incorporates:

- Several Mutter display/HiDPI improvements.
- More projects converting to the Meson build system.
- GJS preparations for SpiderMonkey 52, which should come in the next release.
- GNOME Boxes now supports shared folders and screenshots.
- Many improvements to GNOME Control Center.
- The GNOME background now handles EXIF orientation data of images.
- GNOME Initial Setup now supports a vendor configuration file.
- Keyboard shortcuts for GNOME Maps.
- Flickr support in GNOME Online Accounts.
- GNOME Photos now supports zooming.
- Simple Scan now supports lossy WebP images.
- Many bug fixes to Evolution.
- GNOME Builder now depends on Meson with dropped Autotools.
- GNOME Tweak Tool improvements.

More details via the mailing list announcement.
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