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Ars Technica: A First Look at GNOME 2.16

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“The GNOME 2.16 release is almost upon us, and readers have
asked for a prerelease preview. Although GNOME 2.16 is a minor
update, it adds some highly desirable functionality and touts
much-needed aesthetic improvements in addition to a veritable
mountain of bug fixes.

“GNOME 2.16 features a vastly improved default icon theme based
on Tango and the Tango palette. The new theme adheres to the
Freedesktop.org icon naming specification, which will facilitate
its use by other compliant desktop platforms…”

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