• ccaudio2-2.1.5
• ccscript-5.0.4
• cgicc-3.2.16
• complexity-1.2
• denemo-1.2.0
• freeipmi-1.4.7
• gcc-4.8.4
• global-6.3.3
• gnu-ghostscript-9.14.0
• gnudos-1.8
• gnupg-2.1.1
• kawa-2.0
• librejs-6.0.7
• libtool-2.4.4
• sharutils-4.14.2
• sipwitch-1.9.6
• ucommon-6.3.0
• unrtf-0.21.8
• wget-1.16.1

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This month, we welcome Jean-Michel Sellier as the author of the new GNU package dionysys, joining his other packages archimedes and nano-archimedes; Alex Sassmannshausen as the author and maintainer of the new GNU package glean; and Gavin Smith as co-maintainer of Texinfo.

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