And no, it's not an April Fool. The list of New and Noteworthy includes items such as:
- Callisto update site built-in (at least, for the platform; not for the SDK though)
- API-aware refactorings (leave deprecated stubs in place for renamed methods)
- Improvements to CleanUp wizard
- Category support (Java 6 feature)
- Java code formatter can run in standalone mode
- Plugins can now contribute to other plugin's extension points
- SWT tree and table now supports custom cell renders to allow multi-line text and images (yes, we know that Swing had that for ages ...
- Cheat sheets can have commands and links added
- HTML help documents can be migrated to XHTML
- RSS feed in the Welcome page for network-connected hosts
- High contrast mode for people with visual impairments (or impossibly high resolutions :-)
- Proxy support for CVS connections
- And of course, you can now open manifest files from the project, even if it's not in the new-and-noteworthy ;-)
Of course, there's also a bunch of stuff from previous 3.2 milestones if you've not seen it already:
- New for Eclipse 3.2 milestone build M5 (February 17, 2006)
- New for Eclipse 3.2 milestone build M4 (December 16, 2005)
- New for Eclipse 3.2 milestone build M3 (November 4, 2005)
- New for Eclipse 3.2 milestone build M2 (September 23, 2005)
- New for Eclipse 3.2 milestone build M1 (August 12, 2005)
Get it whilst it's hot. Doesn't seem to have shown up on too many mirrors yet; my guess is that they'll be replicating like crazy over the next 24-48h.