The GNOME Project has released Version 2.16 of its multi-platform desktop environment, delivering several new features and fixes for hundreds of reports bugs.
Among its reported improvements are:
- tools for managing laptop battery, UPS, and wireless peripheral
- a new quick-note-taking application called Tomboy
- an improved menu editor called Alacarte (which Ubuntu users should recognize)
- a disk-usage-analyzer called Baobab
- enhancements to the Totem video player; and an improved bug-reporting features.
GNOME is part of The GNU Project, and is free software.
Posted by Ted Samson on September 7, 2006 10:05 PM
