The Gnome Project Thursday released the first public beta of its next open-source desktop application.
The 2.10 version of the popular graphical interfaces for Linux — which is included with most commercial distributions of the OS — is still on schedule for a March 9 release, although according to Gnome’s own roadmap, this beta arrived more than a week late.
The beta of 2.10 includes a new help system browser dubbed Yelp that’s based on Mozilla’s Geko rendering engine, enhancements to the Evolution groupware client bundled with the desktop, a revamped interface for handling network connections, new applets, and various multimedia improvements and additions.
Source: TechWeb
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