Yelp is the default help browser for GNOME 2. It sports the awesomest
DocBook conversion system ever witnessed by a living human being. It
can also read HTML, which is much less of an achievement. The man and
info capability wasn't ready in time, so that's a regression that will
be present in 2.6.
Handle links to stuff that goes outside Yelp (Shaun McCance)
Fix annoying whitespace problem in sidebar (Shaun McCance)
Update translations:
ar (Arafat Medini)
ca (Jordi Mallach)
cs (Miloslav Trmac)
de (Christian Neumair)
es (Francisco Javier F. Serrador)
et (Tõivo Leedjärv)
fr (Sebastien Bacher)
hr (Robert Sedak)
ko (Changwoo Ryu)
lt (Beruèka)
mn (Sanlig Badral)
ms (Hasbullah Bin Pit)
nl (Tino Meinen)
nn (Åsmund Skjæveland)
pl (GNOME PL Team)
pt (Duarte Loreto)
sr (Danilo Segan)
sr@Latn (Danilo Segan)
sv (Christian Rose)
ja (Takeshi AIHANA)
It is something like 'xcb'. It has multiple buttons to store
strings of paste buffer. You click a button to put the content
into paste-buffer/clipboard. It also has history of changes of clipboard.
I have the pleasure to announce the release of version 0.7.3 of gopenicus, the
screen reader for GNOME desktop.
What is it?
gnopernicus is designed to allow blind and visually impaired user to use the
computer. gnopernicus presents the information using three devices: speech,
magnifier and braille.
What's new in 0.7.3?
Braille
Support for devices created by HandyTech.
UI
Possibility to add a watch a specified object (to receive all event for
that object).
GUI
Add option to permite a crosswire on without a cursor when the
magnifier is active.
Presentation is now a collection of predefined profiles.
Miscellanous
Made non-case sensitive a braille device command line value.
What's new in 0.7.2 ?
Magnifier:
Make sure that the coordinates are set ok in case of a change of
resolution.
Zoomer's coordinates are from (0,0) to (x-display-size -
1,y-display-size - 1) (not from (1,1) to (x-display-size, y-display-size) as before)
Add cursor-color and cursor-aspect-ratio properties to a11y themes for
EelEditableLabel, so that the cursor color changes according to the theme
selected. Fixes bug #130565 (Narayana Pattipati).
I would like to announce the first release of PyGDA, a python extension module
for the GNOME Data Access data abstraction library. PyGDA is released under
the GNU Library General Public License.
The module is still very much in an early alpha stage, and this release is
mainly meant to get feedback from adventureous application developers.
The module does not wrap all of libgda yet; none of the reporting features
are supported yet and parts of the main functionality haven't been wrapped
yet either. However, I have been using it for over a month in a program that
is supposed to be taken in production within a few weeks, with no problems.
(which could perhaps in part be attributed to the fact that the program only
performs SQL SELECT queries on a data provider and does not do any writing;
then again, maybe not :)
PyGDA needs Python 2.2 or higher, libgda 1.0.2, and PyGTK 2 to build.
To run, it doesn't need pygtk but it does need the gobject module from
pygtk.
