Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 17th Feb 2006 13:04 UTC, submitted by JCooper
On popular demand, here is Davyd Madeley's preview of GNOME 2.14. "Built on the shoulders of giants, GNOME 2.14 hits the shelves on the 15th of March. As well as new features and more polish, developers have been working around the clock to squeeze more performance out of the most commonly used applications and libraries. This is a review of some of the most shiny work that has gone into the upcoming GNOME release."
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2005-10-24
It was the default behavior in earlier versions (for single-window screenshots), but I guess that's not the case anymore for performance or other reasons.
Actually, I think that's my fault. The GNOME Documentation Style Guide recommends against putting drop shadows or other effects on screenshots in documentation. I believe the change was made to make the defaults conform to the recommended documentation style.