Hi all,

GNOME 3 has been released!

It appears to have a number of cool new features.  Check out the site for
video demonstrations: http://www.gnome3.org/

For the lazy and bandwidth-limited, here's the text from the main page of
the site which details some of the new features:


Simply beautiful

GNOME's new desktop takes elegance to a new level. We've swept away the
clutter and made a simple and easy-to-use desktop, and we've made this the
most beautiful GNOME desktop ever, with a new visual theme, a refined new
font and carefully crafted animations.


An overview at a glance

The activities view provides an easy way to access all your windows and
applications. It is also a great way to keep track of all your activities.
We have provided several fast and convenient ways to access the activities
view, including the activities keyboard key (often known as the Windows
key) and the activities hot corner.


Messaging built-in

Communication is an important part of the modern desktop, but it's a
hassle when you have to switch windows to reply to a message. That's why
GNOME 3 will let you continue your conversations without changing focus.
The ability to enter a reply straight into messaging notifications makes
instant messaging quick and effortless.


Distraction-free computing

GNOME 3 is designed to reduce distraction and interruption and to put you
in control. Our new notifications system subtly presents messages and will
save them until you are ready for them, and the GNOME 3 panel has been
styled so that it is part of the background, not the foreground. These
changes allow you to focus on your creative tasks.


Everything at your fingertips

With the new GNOME desktop, everything can be quickly accessed from the
keyboard. Press the activities key and search: it's as simple as that.
You'll love this feature if you're a user who likes things to happen fast.


Redesigned system settings

Our system settings have been completely redesigned for GNOME 3, making
them easier to use than ever before. GNOME 3 also provides a new way to
browse your settings, and our settings categories have been reorganised,
making it quick and straightforward to find the setting that you want.


Regards,
Kyle Spencer

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