The Lazarus team is glad to announce the release of Lazarus 3.4
The Lazarus team released version 3.4, a bugfix with Free Pascal 3.2.2. Changes and fixes are detailed on the Lazarus wiki. Users appreciate the updates, praising efficiency and quality.
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The Lazarus team has released version 3.4 of the software, which is a bugfix release built with Free Pascal 3.2.2. The release includes various changes and fixes for both Lazarus and Free Pascal. Users can find detailed release notes and user changes on the Lazarus wiki. The new version is available for download on SourceForge, where users can select the appropriate files for their operating system. Minimum system requirements for Windows, FreeBSD/Linux, and Mac OS X are provided. Users have expressed gratitude for the updates and fixes, praising the efficiency and quality of the work done by the Lazarus team. The release has been well-received by the community, with users thanking the team for their efforts and expressing satisfaction with the tool's performance.
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