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Release Digest: GNOME, April 14, 2004Apr 15, 2004, 05:00 (0 Talkback[s])Teatime 2.4AboutTeatime is an applet for the GNOME panel, that reminds you if your tea is ready. You can select from prediffened and user configurable teas and drawing times, different tea cups and the kind of alarm (visual and/or sound) if drawingtime is reached. Homehttp://teatime.sourceforge.net Downloadhttp://teatime.sourceforge.net/Teatime-2.4.tar.gz News
Requirementsa 2.6 GNOME system with gstreamer 0.8 ...aromatically teatimes (c: Cheers libxklavier 1.02libxklavier 1.02libxklavier delivers some common keyboard-related functionality in a form of high-level API to be used by applications like layout switching indicators, keyboard configuration utilities etc. The 1.0x series guarantees stable API for GNOME 2.6.x releases Changes since 1.01Due to the high demand, libxklavier is now able to detect the default xkb rules set at runtime. The option --with-xkb-rules-set is not necessary any more. Sorry for bother:) Downloadshttp://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=319&package_id=49313&release_id=230919 Java-Gnome 2.6.0Java-Gnome provides Java libraries for creating GTK+ and GNOME applications using the Java programming language. This is a truly free graphical system for Java which works on most JVMs, open source or otherwise, and has support for building applications with a full GUI building tool, glade; for existing GNOME application developers, it provides a convenient object-orientated API without any worries of memory management. 2.6.0 is the first release which we feel confident in calling stable and ready for regular use. We offer the guarantee of API stability - all future stable releases until 3.0 will be API compatible. In addition, we will only make additions to the API of stable releases once every 6 months (development releases will also be made regularly, with API changes). We stay in-sync with GTK+ and GNOME libraries by following the official GNOME Platform Bindings release schedule: http://www.gnome.org/start/2.5/bindings/ For more information, please visit our website or feel free to
contact our mailing list dedicated to developers using java-gnome:
http://java-gnome.sf.net We look forward to helping new developers get started with Java-Gnome and continue our support for existing users. We intend to release an update to the stable series, 2.6.1, when and if bugs are reported and fixed over the coming weeks. Our 2.7 development series will follow soon - Please join the java-gnome-announce mailing list if you want to stay informed of future releases.=20 Changes since Java-Gnome 0.8.3: Changes since Java-Gnome 2.5.7 (Beta 2): - Continued fix for
proper object creation and event registration [Jeffrey Morgan] An all-in-one package is available on the java-gnome site and individual modules are available on the gnome ftp site. Additional modules not part of the gnome bindings release are available from the java-gnome site. All-in-one libgtk-java: libgnome-java: libgconf-java libglade-java MD5SUMS: http://java-gnome.sf.net -- Mark Howard Epiphany Extensions 0.8.2Hi, What is it ?Epiphany Extensions is a collection of extensions for Epiphany, the GNOME web browser. What's new ?Epiphany Extensions 0.8.2Translations
Where can I get it ?Source code: Epiphany Extensions 0.8.2 requires Epiphany 1.2.1 or above: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/epiphany/1.2/epiphany-1.2.2.tar.bz2 Regards, Christian mozilla-bonobo 0.4.1Hi, mozilla-bonobo 0.4.1 has been released. What is it?It's a browser plugin for mozilla that uses bonobo components to display supported file types in your browser. Huh?Take a look at website, the screenshots should make it all perfectly clear: http://www.nongnu.org/moz-bonobo/ Major changes
URLsWebsite: http://www.nongnu.org/moz-bonobo/ Cheers, Christian Glodt 0 Talkback[s]
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