05 Oct 2002

88MPH: The speed at which Doc’s Delorean - equipped with a 1.2 gigawatt-sapping plutionium-powered flux capacitor - disappears in temporal displacement, leaving nothing behind but a pair of flaming tyre tracks.

With the 2.1.x unstable development branch, GNOME has gone Back to the Future…

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