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:GCompris Release 9.0 ... Finally.
GCompris Release 9.0 ... Finally.
Jan 6, 2010, 16 :35 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3653 reads)

[ Thanks to Bruno Coudoin for this link. ]

"After two years of work, the GCompris development team is happy to share with you the release of the version 9.0.

"GCompris is almost 10 years old and it required some deep code restructuring. This release brings many mandatory changes to make it easier to enhance, maintain and distribute.

"The first major change has been driven by the Sugar community. On the XO there was a need to distribute the activities individually. Since the early days of GCompris, we had properly separated the core engine and the activities but the laters were shared in a single folder. Now each activity in GCompris have a single directory. This includes its code and its data (menu, icon, images, sounds, data set).

"Beside allowing per activity distribution, it is also makes it easier to contribute to GCompris, there is even an activity called pythontemplate that can be used as a starting point to create your own.

"The second major change has been to replace the old, unmaintained gnome-canvas toolkit by the more modern, Cairo based toolkit named goocanvas. This makes the rendering of GCompris much better, we now have an alpha channel and the antialiasing."

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