Release Digest: GNOME, December 14, 2003 | Linux Today

Release Digest: GNOME, December 14, 2003

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Dec 15, 2003

Libcroco 0.4

Application

Libcroco 0.4

Description

Libcroco is a CSS parsing and manipulation library written in C
for the GNOME project.

It provides :

  • Two CSS parsing apis: SAC and CSSOM.
  • A CSS2 selection and cascading engine based on libxml2.
  • An experimental XML/CSS rendering engine.

Changes

  • Removed the pango dependancy from the selection engine and put
    it in the layout engine. (Dodji Seketeli)
  • Added a test example to demonstrate the use of the selection
    engine (Stefan Seefeld)

Fixes

  • Fixed some gcc-2.96 parse errors (Dodji Seketeli)
  • Make sure the header files are C++ friendly (Dodji
    Seketeli)
  • Make sure the code examples compile with g++ (Dodji
    Seketeli)
  • Fixed a bug in the selection engine (Dodji Seketeli)
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Homepage

http://www.freespiders.org/projects/libcroco

Download

http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/libcroco

GNOME Software Map entry

http://www.gnome.org/softwaremap/projects/libcroco


CVSGnome Build Script 0.4.9

Application

CVSGnome Build Script 0.4.9

Description

CVSGnome is a modern powerful GNOME build script. It’s able to
build from stable Tarballs or CVS.

Enhancements

14-12-2003:
– 0.4.9 – updated to most recent tarball versions.

  • updated automake to use a new version.
  • updated gettext to use a new version.
  • updated audiofile to use a new version.
  • removed libmrproject from the list of checkouts.
  • removed mrproject from the list of checkouts.
  • removed gedit-plugins from the list of checkouts.
  • added planner to the list of checkouts and tarballs.
  • added gnome-keyring to the list of checkouts and tarballs.
  • added scrollkeeper to the list of checkouts and tarballs.
  • added libxklavier to the list of checkouts and tarballs.
  • added gstreamer to the list of checkouts.
  • added gst-plugins to the list of checkouts.
  • changed all cvsmodules to point to HEAD.
  • added capabilities for cvsgnome to grab things from different
    cvsservers. there is no need to hassle with scrollkeeper,
    libxklavier, gstreamer or gst-plugins manually anymore.
  • FAQ reworked.

ORBit2-2.9.2
acme-2.4.2
atk-1.5.1
bug-buddy-2.5.1
control-center-2.5.0
eel-2.5.3
file-roller-2.5.0
gail-1.5.2
gcalctool-4.3.29
gconf-editor-2.5.1
gedit-2.5.0
ggv-2.5.0
glade-2.0.1
glib-2.3.1
gnome-applets-2.5.2
gnome-desktop-2.5.2
gnome-games-2.5.2
gnome-icon-theme-1.1.3
gnome-media-2.5.1
gnome-panel-2.5.2
gnome-session-2.5.2
gnome-system-monitor-2.5.2
gnome-terminal-2.5.1
gnome-themes-2.5.1
gnome-themes-extras-0.5
gnome-utils-2.5.0
gnome-vfs-2.5.3
gnumeric-1.2.2
gpdf-0.120
gst-plugins-0.7.2
gstreamer-0.7.2
gthumb-2.1.9
gtk+-2.3.1
gucharmap-1.2.0
intltool-0.28
libbonobo-2.5.1
libbonoboui-2.5.1
libglade-2.3.1
libgnome-2.5.1
libgnomecanvas-2.5.1
libgnomeprint-2.5.0.1
libgnomeprintui-2.5.0.1
libgnomeui-2.5.1
libgtkhtml-2.5.0
libgtop-2.5.0
librsvg-2.5.0
libwnck-2.5.1
libxml2-2.6.3
libxslt-1.1.1
nautilus-2.5.3
nautilus-cd-burner-0.6.1
nautilus-media-0.5.1 # last
pango-1.3.1
rhythmbox-0.6.1
sound-juicer-0.5.8
totem-0.99.8
yelp-2.5.1

>>> gnome 2.5.1 snapshot version compliant
<<<
>>> for the installed tarballs. <<<

Download

http://www.akcaagac.com/index_cvsgnome.html

GNOME Software Map entry

http://www.gnome.org/softwaremap/projects/cvsgnome


GNOME Development Release 2.5.1

GNOME Development Release 2.5.1: “Hey, at
least I’m housebroken.”

The GNOME Development Release 2.5.1: “Hey, at least I’m
housebroken”, is ready for your bug-busting and testing pleasure!
It is available for immediate download on ftp ftp.gnome.org and mirrors:

http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/desktop/2.5/2.5.1/sources/

tar.gz:162M total
tar.bz2: 120M total

WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!

This release is a snapshot of development code. Although it is
buildable and usable, it is primarily intended for testing and
hacking purposes. Like the Linux kernel, GNOME uses odd minor
version numbers to indicate development status. Please check the
2.5 start page for more information:

http://www.gnome.org/start/2.5/

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Proposed Modules

A number of new software modules have been PROPOSED for
inclusion in the next major GNOME release. You can find a list of
these modules on the 2.5 modules list page:

http://www.gnome.org/start/2.5/modules/

Build Requirements

  • The tarballs included in the release. 🙂
  • Some very basic packages not distributed with this release,
    such as image libraries, popt, and the freedesktop.org libraries
    collection. These should all be included with or available for your
    distribution.
  • Docbook DTD 4.1.2, Docbook XSL stylesheets and a valid system
    catalogue file for scrollkeeper (which in turn is required by many
    desktop components for documentation).

Happy testing!

  • The GNOME Release Team


Come to gnome.conf.au
2004
! http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/2004/gnome.conf.au/

“It’s not sufficient to ‘use simple words to explain things’.
Things must actually be simple, which is much harder.” –
Martin Pool

Web Webster

Web Webster

Web Webster has more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience in the tech sector. He’s written and edited news, demand generation, user-focused, and thought leadership content for business software solutions, consumer tech, and Linux Today, he edits and writes for a portfolio of tech industry news and analysis websites including webopedia.com, and DatabaseJournal.com.

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