I am pleased to announce version 0.10.2 of GOK, the GNOME
Onscreen Keyboards Suite.
(This is the GNOME 2.6.1 release of GOK)
What is it ?
GOK is designed to allow access to the GNOME desktop and other X
applications by people who cannot use a physical keyboard (or
mouse), or in situations where a physical keyboard is not present.
New in GOK 0.10.2:
Much improved table handling: many table and list items that
were previously 'inert' when activated from GOK no work
correctly.
GOK now allows direct interaction with the gtk+-2.4 file
selector.
Fixed a regression in the Settings dialog when used with
HighContrastInverse themes.
Fixed modifier/shift behavior in "alphabetic" keyboards that
aren't created from the XKB keyboard description.
Improved support for Mozilla-1.6+. (This will be visible to
end-users when mozilla accessibility changes are pushed out to the
main 1.6/1.7 tree)
regards,
David, Bill, and the rest of the GOK team
GTetrinet 0.7.6 & 0.7.7
Application
GTetrinet 0.7.6 & 0.7.7
Description
GTetrinet is a Tetrinet client for GNOME2. Tetrinet is a variant
of the popular Tetris brick game, that can be played simultaneously
by 6 players. GTetrinet's goal is to remain completely compatible
with the Windows, original client.
Notes
It's been a while since our last release. Most of the work is
being done on our libtetrinet branch which will hopefully be ready
soon, but in the meanwhile quite some translations had been updated
in CVS. Dani also fixed another keyboard input bug and made it
possible to resize the gtetrinet main window.
With this release, we also updated our webpage, http://gtetrinet.sf.net/, which is
now more tidy and simple.
Fixes
GTetrinet 0.7.7 - 2004-04-18
Regenerated tarball using automake 1.4 to workaround tar
--posix problems.
GTetrinet 0.7.6 - 2004-04-16
Added a button in the Preferences dialog that opens a browser
window with the GTetrinet themes webpage. (Dani)
Made the main window resizable. It doesn't mean that the fields
will be resizable too ;) (Dani)
Now you can rotate and move a piece while holding CTRL. This
fixes the bug reported by Christian Kroner. (Dani)
Disable deprecated flags which broke the build with GTK 2.4
(Kjartan Maraas).
New and updated translations: Norwegian (Kjartan Maraas),
Croatian (Robert Sedak), Irish (Alastair McKinstry), Brazilian
Portuguese (Steve Lacerda and E. Samuel Procipio), British English
(Gareth Owen), Canadian English (Adam Weinberger), Welsh (Dafydd
Harries), Catalan (Jordi Mallach), Swedish (Christian Rose), Czech
(Miloslav Trmac), Portuguese (Duarte Loreto), Dutch (Vincent van
Adrighem), Polish (Artur Flinta), French (Christophe Merlet),
Spanish (Dani Carbonell).
It's a text widget that extends the standard Gtk+ 2.x
GtkTextView. It improves it by implementing syntax highlighting and
other features typical of a source editor.
It's currently being used by gedit, MonoDevelop and other
projects like DiaSCE2 and Glimmer.
Added GtkSourceView class documentation [Paolo Borelli]
Updated C highlighting to include C99 keywords, types and
macros and Python highlighting to include Python 2.3 keywords,
types and functions [Benoît Dejean]
Fix a couple of small auto-indentation bugs [Gustavo
Giráldez]
We now require Gtk+ 2.2.4 for the library alone, and Gtk+ 2.4
to also build the tests.
This release has one small new item, the implementation of
xml:id draft, otherwise it is mostly bugfixes and small
improvements:
implement xml:id Working Draft, relaxed XPath id()
checking
bugfixes: xmlCtxtReset (Brent Hendricks), line number and CDATA
(Dave Beckett), Relax-NG compilation (William Brack), Regexp
patches (with William), xmlUriEscape (Mark Vakoc), a Relax-NG
notAllowed problem (with William), Relax-NG name classes compares
(William), XInclude duplicate fallback (William), external DTD
encoding detection (William), a DTD validation bug (William),
xmlReader Close() fix, recusive extention schemas
improvements: use xmlRead* APIs in test tools (Mark Vakoc),
indenting save optimization, better handle IIS broken HTTP redirect
behaviour (Ian Hummel), HTML parser frameset (James Bursa),
libxml2-python RPM dependancy, XML Schemas union support (Kasimier
Buchcik), warning removal clanup (William), keep ChangeLog
compressed when installing from RPMs
documentation: examples and xmlDocDumpMemory docs (John Fleck),
new example (load, xpath, modify, save), xmlCatalogDump()
comments
Windows: Borland C++ builder (Eric Zurcher), work around
Microsoft compiler NaN handling bug (Mark Vakoc)
Thanks to everybody who helped with contributions, or
reports,
