Recent Software Releases

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Here is a list of recent GNU releases, with links to their announcements on the info-gnu mailing list. (Releases not announced are not listed here.)

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October 03, 2016
- grep-2.26 released [stable], Jim Meyering, 04:28
- Gnuastro 0.2 released, Mohammad Akhlaghi, 04:28
- GNU Linux-libre 4.8-gnu is now available, Alexandre Oliva, 04:27
October 01, 2016
- ANNOUNCE: Nettle-3.3, Niels Möller, 16:51
- rush-1.8 released [stable], Sergey Poznyakoff, 09:40
- pies-1.3 released [stable], Sergey Poznyakoff, 09:40
- FreeIPMI 1.5.4 Released, Albert Chu, 01:09

September 27, 2016
- Announce: GNU MPFR 3.1.5 is released, Vincent Lefevre, 09:31
September 20, 2016
- GNU Chess 6.2.3, Antonio Ceballos, 10:03
September 17, 2016
- Emacs 25.1 released, Nicolas Petton, 17:42
- Readline-7.0 Release Available, Chet Ramey, 17:42
- Bash-4.4 Release Available, Chet Ramey, 17:42
- autoconf-archive-2016.09.16 released [stable], Peter Simons, 09:25
- GNU xorriso 1.4.6 released, Thomas Schmitt, 09:25
September 16, 2016
- Readline-7.0 Release available, Chet Ramey, 10:25
- Bash-4.4 Release available, Chet Ramey, 10:25
September 15, 2016
- Denemo version 2.0.12 Released, Richard Shann, 09:06
September 11, 2016
- Dr. Geo release 16.10a, Hilaire Fernandes, 15:34
September 10, 2016
- Texinfo 6.2 released, Gavin Smith, 18:03
- Texinfo 6.3 released, Gavin Smith, 18:03
September 07, 2016
- GNU Libreboot, version 20160907 released, Leah Rowe, 22:45
September 05, 2016
- Unifont 9.0.02 Released, Paul Hardy, 09:34
September 02, 2016
- GNU Libreboot, version 20160818 released, Leah Rowe, 17:37
- GNU Libreboot, version 20160902 released, Leah Rowe, 17:37

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