Among some of its coolest features, we can mention that GNOME Photos 3.9.4 now allows users to access photos from the Flickr online photo management and sharing webapp, supports pushing images to DLNA renderers, and supports rubber band selection. GNOME Photos 3.9.4 also squashes several annoying bugs, such as the disambiguate “Organize” and inactive compilation warnings. Moreover, bash-specific syntax is now avoided in photos-generate-about, proper ellipses are now used instead of their ASCII equivalents, the signal handlers tracking has been simplified, and git.mk is now used to generate .gitignore files.
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