GNOME 47.10 has been officially released as a stable bug-fix update for all operating systems utilizing GNOME 47, marking the conclusion of this version. This update focuses on enhancing various modules, including at-spi2-core, gnome-maps, and gnome-shell, by addressing critical issues such as memory leaks, connectivity challenges, and performance optimizations. Users are encouraged to upgrade to GNOME 48 or 49 for ongoing support and enhancements.
The at-spi2-core module has been updated to implement appropriate notification mechanisms for callbacks and resolve memory leak issues. Additionally, the gnome-desktop module now supports TryExec for thumbnailers and includes translation updates. GNOME Maps has undergone significant improvements, including the addition of address formats for Austria and Paraguay, along with valuable contributions from translators like Josego and Marcus Lundblad.
GNOME-online-accounts has also benefited from translation updates in Italian by Davide Ferracin, improving accessibility for users across different languages. The gnome-shell has seen various performance enhancements, including fixes for connecting to WPA(2) Enterprise networks and better support for legacy tray icons. Other modules like Gom, GTK+-3, json-glib, libadwaita, libspelling, mutter, and nautilus have received bug fixes and performance improvements aimed at enhancing the overall user experience while ensuring stability across platforms.
Users can easily upgrade to GNOME 47.10 by utilizing the official BuildStream project snapshot or following the installation guidelines provided. This update promises a smooth transition from earlier versions of GNOME 47, presenting an opportune moment for users to explore new features and improvements.
GNOME's dedication to stability and continuous development has solidified its position as a preferred choice among Linux distributions and open-source advocates. By actively incorporating community feedback and contributions, GNOME continues to adapt and fulfill the demands of contemporary computing environments. As future versions are anticipated, users can look forward to even more innovative features and enhancements that align with the evolving landscape of technology
The at-spi2-core module has been updated to implement appropriate notification mechanisms for callbacks and resolve memory leak issues. Additionally, the gnome-desktop module now supports TryExec for thumbnailers and includes translation updates. GNOME Maps has undergone significant improvements, including the addition of address formats for Austria and Paraguay, along with valuable contributions from translators like Josego and Marcus Lundblad.
GNOME-online-accounts has also benefited from translation updates in Italian by Davide Ferracin, improving accessibility for users across different languages. The gnome-shell has seen various performance enhancements, including fixes for connecting to WPA(2) Enterprise networks and better support for legacy tray icons. Other modules like Gom, GTK+-3, json-glib, libadwaita, libspelling, mutter, and nautilus have received bug fixes and performance improvements aimed at enhancing the overall user experience while ensuring stability across platforms.
Users can easily upgrade to GNOME 47.10 by utilizing the official BuildStream project snapshot or following the installation guidelines provided. This update promises a smooth transition from earlier versions of GNOME 47, presenting an opportune moment for users to explore new features and improvements.
GNOME's dedication to stability and continuous development has solidified its position as a preferred choice among Linux distributions and open-source advocates. By actively incorporating community feedback and contributions, GNOME continues to adapt and fulfill the demands of contemporary computing environments. As future versions are anticipated, users can look forward to even more innovative features and enhancements that align with the evolving landscape of technology
GNOME 47.10 released
GNOME 47.10 has been released as a stable bug-fix update for all operating systems shipping with GNOME 47, marking the final release of this version. The update includes significant improvements to various modules, such as at-spi2-core, gnome-maps, and gnome-shell, addressing issues like memory leaks, connectivity problems, and performance enhancements. GNOME 47.10 is designed to be a safe and uneventful upgrade from earlier versions of GNOME 47, allowing users to enjoy a smoother computing experience with improved functionality and stability.
