
Gnome 2.22 released
A bunch of improvements. In my opinion, there is an order of magnitude more than in previous releases. Here are a few of which I particularly liked:
- Evolution now supports Google Calendars and tags for letters
- YouTube support in Totem (I haven’t even installed it before;))
- Ability to create DVD from nautilus-cd-burner
- Support for a local dictionary of local files (including Stardict!)
- There was an application for working with the Cheese webcam (quite functional)
- Now, when you insert removable media, Nautilus will offer you a panel with possible actions
- Network tool now allows you to configure PPPoE and GPRS connections
- Migrating from GnomeVFS to the new GVFS virtual system, which:
- Provides Nautilus with new cdda: // and gphoto: // protocols
- Remember usernames and passwords throughout the session
- Provides a much simpler and more concise API
The PolicyKit tool has appeared - a new security system compatible with KDE (and even with different distributions)
Gnome IDE Anjuta is now part of Gnome