Hi, Changes and features: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-announce-list/2011-September/msg00116.... Please signoff -- In addition to hundreds of bug fixes and enhancements made this cycle, the following major features were added: - GDBus has been improved by the addition of a high-level object manager and code generation facilities that make use of it. See http://davidz25.blogspot.com/2011/09/new-d-bus-features-in-glib-230.html for more information. - GLib has added an extensible TLS database where certificates and keys can be found and used, laying the foundation for integration with smart cards and other key stores. GLib now also supports HMAC hashes (which are used when implementing web technologies like OAuth). - The atomic operations have been expanded to include bit operations (and, or, xor) and so that all operations are supported on pointer-sized operands. The implementation has been made more correct and performant by way of GCC intrinsics and better use of the Interlocked API on Windows. Bitlocks now work on pointer-sized operands. - New API has been added to allow UNIX signals to be dispatched via the mainloop. Additionally, there is a new UNIX-specific API to allow race-free creation of close-on-exec pipes with a fallback on platforms where this is not possible. - GMainContext and GCancellable now use eventfd when available, instead of less efficient pipe pairs. - GApplication now supports non-single-instance applications. -- Ionuț