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gnome-games 2.7.4Lots of new stuff this time around. There are now new ways to play both Aisleriot and Robots. Also, I've removed the shuffle button in Mahjongg, you can currently only shuffle if you run out of moves. There is a bug here, you can get in a situation where you can't actually shuffle and are basically forced to undo. I'm working on a solution. Find it at: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gnome-games/2.7/
Details: Aisleriot:
Blackjack:
Gnometris:
Gnotravex:
Mahjongg:
Mines:
Robots:
Monster Masher 1.7No new features, just bugfixes and porting to gtkmm 2.4. This means that Gnome 2.6 is now required. What's new:
About Monster Masher: In the old days, before man entered the world, the gnomes were abundant. Through centuries of hard labour, only slightly eased by the levitational powers provided to them by their god, they bored out shafts and caves in the mountains. Always seeking the precious stones and valuable ore... Monster Masher is a GPL'ed mash'em-up action game for GNOME. Each level contains a number of blocks and monsters. You're a little gnome running around. By pushing the blocks you can mash the monsters one at a time. There are various power-ups and different kinds of monsters.
http://www.cs.aau.dk/~olau/monster-masher/ The requirements are Gnome 2.6 and the gtkmm 2.4 and related gnomemm* libraries from www.gtkmm.org/.
-- Glom 0.8.5 & 0.8.6Glom 0.8.5Glom is a GUI that allows you to design database table definitions and the relationships between them. It also allows you to edit and search the data in those tables. The design is loosely based upon FileMaker Pro, with the added advantage of separation between user interface and data. Glom uses the PostgresSQL database backend but it can not edit databases that it did not create, because it uses only a simple subset of Postgres functionality.
Here are some screenshots: Glom is written in C++, with gtkmm, Bakery, and libgdamm.
More information is at Obvious/Known problems
Changesglom 0.8.5:
Glom 0.8.6Glom is a GUI that allows you to design database table definitions and the relationships between them. It also allows you to edit and search the data in those tables. The design is loosely based upon FileMaker Pro, with the added advantage of separation between user interface and data. Glom uses the PostgresSQL database backend but it can not edit databases that it did not create, because it uses only a simple subset of Postgres functionality.
Here are some screenshots: Glom is written in C++, with gtkmm, Bakery, and libgdamm.
More information is at Obvious/Known problems
Changesglom 0.8.6:
-- gedit 2.7.1The first release from the new unstable branch is out. No big changes were included, see the NEWS below.
gedit has also a new web page: ciao paolo gedit 2.7.1 - "FUTURE PROGRAMMING TECHNOLOGY"New Features
Fixes
New and updated translations
criawips 0.0.3 & 0.0.4Hi all, being back from the GUADEC which has been one more great experience of the international GNOME community, I just released version 0.0.3 of my small slide show application criawips. About criawipsCriawips is a slide show application that aims to become a full featured presentation application in the future. criawips is based upon the GNOME development platform [1] and some libraries from GNOME Office [2]. Criawips wants to become a part of GNOME Office once it's usable by end users and starts to integrate well into the existing GNOME Office applications. About this releaseVersion 0.0.3 [3] has been the result of some days of extensive hacking at GUADEC. I just started my work on a main window that should provide the way to edit the presentation. If you just want to open a presentation in the presentation mode, don't just execute "criawips <presentation file>" but add the command line option "--start-off" (without the quotes). About criawips' developmentI packaged 0.0.3 on Wednesday evening before I was starting some major come improvements that improve feedback to the user. This stuff (which was completed yesterday when shipping from Norway to Denmark) is already in CVS, so if you cannot open a presentation and you don't know why, just try to use the CVS version (which is located at savannah [4]) and tell me whether it works well for you.
[1] http://www.gnome.org/ criawips 0.0.4Hi, About criawipsCriawips is a slide show application that aims to become a full featured presentation application in the future. criawips is based upon the GNOME development platform [1] and some libraries from GNOME Office [2]. Criawips wants to become a part of GNOME Office once it's usable by end users and starts to integrate well into the existing GNOME Office applications. About this releaseThis version brings significant improvements for users who wanted to try out criawips but who didn't get it running yet. Error reporting was implemented the day before yesterday when shipping from Norway to Denmark. Thus, people don't have to swear anymore when they cannot open files. This release event shows up the first steps to display a slide in the main window (although it still doesn't display slides yet). The code needs some refactoring to support this in a clean way (remember 0.0.1 and 0.0.2 where just quick hacks to display a slide). About criawips' developmentThe development of criawips takes place in the Savannah CVS [4].
[1] http://www.gnome.org/
Regards, libgsf 1.10.0GNOME Structured File library 1.10.0 What is it?The GNOME Structured File Library's goal is to provide a simple I/O library that can read and write common file types and that handles structured formats that provide file-system-in-a-file semantics (e.g. OLE2 and zip). Additionally it contains utility functions for document centric applications. Who uses it?GSF is used by a number of GNOME applications and libraries, including abiword, gnumeric, planner, wpd2sxw, librsvg2, libwpd, and wv2. What is new in this release?
This release brings OLE2 bugfixes (including the handling of OLE2 generated
by planmaker), as well as portability fixes, primarily for the ARM
architecture. The API has changed somewhat, in particular the signatures of
the return values of various *_new funcions. Gnumeric 1.2.13Gnumeric 1.2.13 aka "Implicit Operator Iteration" is now available. This is a medium priority release. We finally seem to have fixed the xls export issues around sheet local names and dealt with text overflow for really large workbooks. Andreas chipped in with some LaTeX export fixes and patches for printing problems. While we were playing with Glynn's film game we noticed a problem at the bottom of some of the pictures. Morten found the missing 8 bytes and the jpgs look clear now. This release also has a few nifty features backported. Most importantly, it includes the last of the implicit iteration support for operators. We now support (as far as I know) all of Ms Excel's evaluation techniques. Bring on your favourite array-expressions please. I'd like to hear about any failures. While we were in there I threw in a low risk patch to import gradients from xls. New development is continuing in HEAD based on gtk-2.4 Details
Availability http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gnumeric/1.2/ Gwget 0.12Gwget it's a download manager for Gnome 2. It's use wget as a backend.
What's new: Homepage and screenshots: Download: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gwget/gwget-0.12.tar.gz
Cheers Alexandria 0.3.0Hi, Alexandria 0.3.0 has just been released! Alexandria is a GNOME application to help you manage your book collection. You can get more information (screenshots, features, download links, packages...) on its web site: http://alexandria.rubyforge.org This release considerably improves the dialog box to add books, ships a new provider to the Proxis library (http://www.proxis.be) and features more GNOME compatibility. Details are following. Enjoy! New features:
Bug fixed:
Updated translations:
-- GARNOME 2.6.2GARNOME 2.6.2 (the 'who's got the funk' release.)The latest 'somewhat toned down' version of GARNOME distribution for those who want a new version of GNOME for regular day-to-day use, but don't want to wait until your distribution catches up, is now out and about. This release incorporates the GNOME 2.6.2 Desktop & Developer=20 Platform. Tarball: ftp://cipherfunk.org/pub/tarballs/garnome/ ChangeLogThe following packages have been removed:
Category 'broken': Category 'mono': The following packages have been added:
Category 'hacker-tools': Category 'mono': Category 'office': The following packages have been upgraded:
Category 'bootstrap': Category 'broken': Category 'desktop': Category 'fifth-toe': Category 'geektoys': Category 'hacker-tools': Category 'mono': Category 'office': Category 'platform': Regards, Paul Bakery 2.3.6Bakery is a C++ Framework for creating document-based GNOME applications using gtkmm. Bakery 2.3.x is for gtkmm 2.4 and libxml++ 2.6
Documentation and downloads are available at http://bakery.sourceforge.net Changes: bakery 2.3.7:
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