“This is 3.1.91, and it’s out! It’s the second beta of what will
be GNOME 3.2, enjoy it while it’s time, the next development
release (3.1.92) will arrive in 2 weeks.We reached an important goal in this release: GNOME core modules
only depend on introspection-based python bindings (pygobject-3);
this means that we do not depend on pygtk, gnome-python and
gnome-python-desktop anymore. Thanks to the a11y team for working
hard porting the remaining modules.With this release we are now string frozen, no string changes
may be made without confirmation from the l10n team (gnome-i18n@)
and notification to both the release team and the GDP
(gnome-doc-list@).
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