GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry: 32 new GNU releases!
- autogen-5.18
- bison-3.0
- ddrescue-1.17
- denemo-1.0.4
- freeipmi-1.2.9
- gettext-0.18.3
- glpk-4.52
- gnuhealth-2.0.0
- gnupg-1.4.14
- gsl-1.16
- gsrc-2013.07.06
- guile-sdl-0.5.0
- gvpe-2.25
- help2man-1.43.3
- jacal-1c3
- libextractor-1.1
- libgcrypt-1.5.3
- libidn-1.28
- libmicrohttpd-0.9.28
- libobjc2-1.7
- libzrtpcpp-2.3.4
- linux-libre-3.10-gnu
- lsh-2.1
- ocrad-0.22
- parallel-20130722
- pspp-0.8.0a
- scm-5f1
- slib-3b4
- ucommon-6.0.6
- units-2.02
- unrtf-0.21.5
- wb-2b2
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I'd like to welcome Gaganjyot as the new maintainer of Dr. Geo, Avneet Kaur as the new maintainer of GNU libffcall, and Thad Meyer as the new maintainer of GNU rottlog, as well as Pratik Bhoir as a new-comaintainer for GNU gnats. Thanks everyone.
The GNU Hackers Meeting for 2013 is scheduled to take place from August 22 to August 25 in Paris, France. More information at https://www.gnu.org/ghm/2013/paris/.
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