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GNS3 2.2.35 Released!
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GNS3 2.2.35 Released

We are super excited to release some upgrades and bug fixes to GNS3 Version 2.2.35, taking into account some of the great user feedback over the past two months including:

• Support for Python 3.11
• Fix issues with VMnet interface on macOS
• The gns3-server Debian package now installs a systemd service (not enabled by default)
• Use importlib_resources instead of pkg_resources and install built-in appliances in the config directory

Please also check out this brand new training video from David Bombal on how to install the new GNS3 Web interface.


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