GNOME 3.30 “Almeria” Desktop Environment

GNOME 3.30 “Almeria” Desktop Environment Expected for Release on September 6, 2018


GNOME 3.30 “Almeria” Desktop Environment Expected for Release on September 6, 2018 September - Hard Code Freeze ends, but other freezes remain in effect for the stable branch. Mon 04 - GNOME 3.30.0 newstable tarballs due Wed 06 - GNOME 3.30.0...


September - Hard Code Freeze ends, but other freezes remain in effect for the stable branch.


Mon 04 - GNOME 3.30.0 newstable tarballs due
Wed 06 - GNOME 3.30.0 newstable release
Mon 25 - GNOME 3.30.1 newstable tarballs due
Wed 27 - GNOME 3.30.1 newstable release

Fans of free, open source desktop environments will be pleased to hear the GNOME 3.30 release date has been set.
Serving as the next major stable update to the GNOME desktop environment, GNOME 3.30 is scheduled for release on September 6, 2018.
While most of the Linux community hasn’t yet managed to install the recently released GNOME 3.28 desktop environment on their favorite GNU/Linux distributions, the GNOME developers are already focusing on the next major release, GNOME 3.30, which was slated for release this fall on September 6, 201
Of course, before it gets there there’ll be a slate of alpha, beta and release candidate builds to sample, all tagged under the guise of GNOME 3.29.
Development of the GNOME 3.30 desktop environment, which is dubbed “Almería” after the host city where this year’s GUADEC (GNOME Users And Developers European Conference) event is taking place between July 6-11, will kick off next month with the first dev release under the GNOME 3.29.x umbrella.

GNOME 3.30 beta to arrive for public testing in early August

According to the release schedule, GNOME 3.30 will get the usual four development milestones until the first beta release, which will arrive for public testing on August 2, 2018. A second beta is expected just two weeks later, on August 16, and the Release Candidate (RC) milestone should land at the end of the month, on August 30.

GNOME 3.30 Release Date & Features

The first point release of the GNOME 3.30 desktop environment, GNOME 3.30.1, is currently scheduled for release on September 27, 2018, when most probably all GNU/Linux distributions will receive the new stable release. Until then, we’re waiting for the first point release of the GNOME 3.28 desktop environment.
GNOME 3.28.1 should be out next month on April 16, ready to land in the stable software repositories of most GNU/Linux distros. Released earlier this month GNOME 3.28 features include a new on-screen keyboard, better handling of Thunderbolt 3 devices, and adds the ability to star files and folders in the Nautilus file manager.
Unhappily, there aren’t many firm details on the kind of GNOME 3.30 features and changes we’ll see come the autumn.
Performance optimisations are likely to feature in some shape or other. A GNOME Performance Hackfest is planned for May to specifically work on improving GNOME Shell performance — including the big memory leak issue which affects current builds.
The bi-annual GUADEC (GNOME Users and Developers European conference) event is also due to take place in July. It’s likely we’ll learn more about the ambitions and aims for the next release of GNOME desktop here.
We’ll, as always, keep you up to date on all the important and noteworthy changes as and when we hear about them. If you hear about something neat before we do, do get in touch via our contact form!

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