Recent Software Releases

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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July 18, 2014
- coreutils-8.23 released [stable], Pádraig Brady, 23:13
- New package: GNU Datamash, Assaf Gordon, 11:18
July 16, 2014
- GCC 4.9.1 Released, Jakub Jelinek, 16:28
July 14, 2014
- gettext-0.19.2 released [stable], Daiki Ueno, 09:58
July 11, 2014
- gforth 0.7.3 released, Bernd Paysan, 17:22
- Announcing the release of GNU CSSC 1.4.0, James Youngman, 10:04
July 08, 2014
- Release of GSRC 2014.07.06, Brandon Invergo, 18:27
July 06, 2014
- Unifont 7.0.03 Released, unifoundry, 19:35
July 01, 2014
- Denemo 1.1.6 Release, Richard Shann, 17:06

June 30, 2014
- GnuPG 1.4.18 released, Werner Koch, 17:04
- GnuPG 2.0.25 released, Werner Koch, 17:04
June 28, 2014
- GNU xorriso 1.3.8 released, Thomas Schmitt, 10:03
June 27, 2014
- FreeIPMI 1.4.4 Released, Albert Chu, 17:08
- Release of GNU Electric, version 9.05, Steven Rubin, 08:41
June 24, 2014
- [security fix] GnuPG 2.0.24 released, Werner Koch, 17:30
June 23, 2014
- [security fix] GnuPG 1.4.17 released, Werner Koch, 18:20
June 13, 2014
- GCC 4.7.4 Released, Richard Biener, 12:18
- GNU ddrescue 1.18.1 released, Antonio Diaz Diaz, 02:43
June 10, 2014
- gettext-0.19.1 released [stable], Daiki Ueno, 12:28
June 09, 2014
- GNU Cgicc 3.2.15, Sebastien DIAZ, 11:41
- GNU Linux-libre 3.15-gnu is now available, Alexandre Oliva, 11:41
- GLOBAL-6.3 released., Shigio YAMAGUCHI, 00:14
June 07, 2014
- ANNOUNCE: Nettle-3.0, Niels Möller, 20:45
June 03, 2014
- grep-2.20 released [stable], Jim Meyering, 17:36
- GnuPG 2.0.23 released, Werner Koch, 09:15
June 02, 2014
- GNU sqltutor 0.7 -- reporting a new release, Ales Cepek, 00:47
- gettext-0.19 released [stable], Daiki Ueno, 00:46

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