GNU Network Object Model Environment Radio 84.0

News

  • October 1, 2026: GNOME Radio 84.0.0 GNOME Radio 84.0.0 is running and continues to be developed in Norway as free and open-source Internet radio software for GNOME.
    The Project is developed independently and is intended to remain available on the Internet regardless of political developments in the United States or elsewhere.
    GNOME Radio is developed from Norway with a commitment to software freedom, open development, and freedom of expression.
    The project will continue its development and distribution as long as the necessary Internet infrastructure remains available.
    GNOME Radio 84.0.0 -- Free Internet Radio Software for GNOME.
  • August 29, 2026: GNOME Radio 83.0.3 released, new Object Oriented Python3 Program gnome-radio-oop.html with Player, Library and Maps ships with the GNOME Radio 83.0.3 distribution. The King is Dead. Long Live King Haakon VIII.
  • August 17, 2026: GNOME Radio 83.0.2 released, new Object Oriented Python3 Program gnome-radio-oop with Player, Library and Maps ships with the GNOME Radio 83.0.2 distribution.
  • August 13, 2026: GNOME Radio 83.0.1 released, new Object Oriented Python3 Program gnome-radio-oop ships with the GNOME Radio 83.0.1 distribution.
  • August 11, 2026: GNOME Radio 83.0 released, new Radio station NRK Rogaland with map marker (Stavanger, Norway).
  • July 29, 2026: GNOME Radio 82.0 released, bringing a redesigned Radio Studio panel, an interactive Audio Map built on Leaflet and OpenStreetMap, and a lighter, faster canvas visualizer.
  • June 14, 2026: GNOME Radio 80.2 patch release fixes a crackling issue on some Bluetooth output devices and restores volume persistence between sessions.
  • April 2, 2026: GNOME Radio 80.0 introduces station favoriting, a searchable station directory, and initial support for Icecast metadata (now-playing titles).
  • January 18, 2026: GNOME Radio joins the GNOME Circle, recognizing projects that meet GNOME's standards for usability, accessibility, and integration.
Ole Aamot <ole@aamot.org>