gnometab-0.7.1
Application =========== Gnometab gnometab-0.7.1 Description =========== A WYSIWYG guitar tablature editor for GNOME Enhancements ============ - A new graphical rhythm creation dialog with keyboard support has been added. It's now much easier and faster to add rhythm notation. The rendering algorithm has been improved to handle more than simple rhythms. - Gnometab now prompts before changes are lost. - Print output attempts to scale to paper size. - Sundry tweaks and bugfixes. Download ======== http://www.solutionm.com/gnometab/gnometab.html _____________________________________________
meld-0.6.2
Fixes ===== - Added missing pixmaps which would cause the directory diff to fail Download ======== http://meld.sf.net _____________________________________________
Gnome Clipboard Manager 2.0.2b
Application: ------------ The GNOME Clipboard Manager application and environment 2.0.2b About: ------ GNOME Clipboard Manager for GNOME 2.0 desktops is an application and an environment for managing clipboards -a.k.a. selections- and their available formats -a.k.a. their available targets-. The three core components of GNOME Clipboard Manager : * GNOME Clipboard Manager itself is a daemon that will autocollect new clipboards and has the option to choose which clipboard is to be pasted when an application asks for the clipboard in a specific format. A longer list of features is listed below. They include saving, creating, editing, merging of items. GNOME Clipboard Manager is plugable and writing new plugins for GNOME Clipboard Manager is not a difficult task. * Libgcm is a library for controlling the GNOME Clipboard Manager daemon from your own applications. * GcmApplet is a sample GNOME 2.0 PanelApplet that uses libgcm for controlling the GNOME Clipboard Manager daemon. It is still a little bit buggy because I am not very good at writing PanelApplets and because there is not very much documentation about them available already. That is why I prefer calling it a sample. Please check out http://gcm.sf.net/about_gcm.html if you want to know more. Changes since 2.0.2 ------------------- Major changes in the following areas : Fixed : A huge memory bug in the GcmApplet that caused that the applet crashed at random. (You guys should punish me for huge bug in code) Gcm vs. Klipper --------------- Gcm : - - - * It's for GNOME ;) not for KDE * It supports "all" targettypes including the ones of OpenOffice.org and text/html when using for example Evolution and Mozilla * It is not only a applet, it's a environment with a daemon, a library to control the daemon and a applet that uses that library. * It's icon is better ! :-) * Afaik it has more user documentation !! (thanks to my gf) :) * It can rule Bush and bring world peace Klipper : - - - - - * It's for KDE ;) not for GNOME * Afaik (and my version) only supports UTF-8 targettypes (COMPOUND_TEXT) * Afaik it is only a applet * It's icon is not better ! :-) * It has less documentation * It can't rule Bush and that is also why it can't bring world peace ps. To the creators of Klipper and/or KDE people : I am just joking ;) Features list : --------------- Note: I know that it might be confusing but I am not the person who gave these animals names, "a target is a format" and "a clipboard is a selection" in the following text : * Storing your clipboards and all their available formats. A.k.a the collecting of clipboards. o A clipboard (a.k.a. a selection) can have multiple formats (a.k.a targets) o GNOME Clipboard Manager will store all your previous clipboards and formats so that you can go back to a previously saved clipboard o A format can be + Html : which are the HTML-tags of a HTML selection when you copypaste some stuff in your browser + Image data : If you select a portion of an image and use the "Copy"- or "Cut"-feature in for example OpenOffice.org + Normal text : a.k.a. COMPOUND_TEXT which is the most common format of clipboards + Some other format used by a specific application that contains information about the data. For example the clipboards of OpenOffice.org contain gzipped formats which host XML-files that define the layout and information that is to be copypasted to for example another OpenOffice.org screen. o Once collected, a clipboard becomes an Item for GNOME Clipboard Manager o Making a clipboardring by setting the max. amount of collected items. Older items will then automatically be deleted from the list of collected items. o The autocollecting of new items * Saving and loading collected clipboards (Items) to XML-formatted files. o The data of the items will be written to the files in UUEncoded data to make sure that we don't write binary data in an UTF-8 orientated fileformat like XML is o Saving multiple items in one file is, of course, possible * Editing and viewing some supported formats in a clipboard o The editing of the COMPOUND_TEXT or normal text target is possible o The editing (and previewing in a GtkHtml widget) of the text/html target is possible * Manipulating of formats o Blocking specific formats that are too large to store into memory. E.g. Blocking large binary format-types o Copying a specified format-type to another format-type o The possibility to write a plugin for GNOME Clipboard Manager that does the converting of the format-data while copying it to another format-type * Some advanced UserInterface options o The UserInterface is, by default, hidden. So GNOME Clipboard Manager is, by default, a clipboard collecting daemon. You can make it show its UserInterface by using a small external tool or by using the GNOME Clipboard Manager Applet. o Hiding all UserInterface objects o Making the scrollbar follow while adding new items o Autoselect most new collected item o Unselect-all after collecting a new item * Support for the following selectiontypes o The CLIPBOARD-selection : Used when using CTRL+C and CTRL+V and the "Copy"- and "Paste"-features in the menus of most applications o The PRIMARY selection : The text that is selected in your session o The SECONDARY selection : The text that was selected the last time in your session o A CUSTOM atom : For those who know what they are doing * A PanelApplet o A PanelApplet for GNOME Clipboard Manager that can make GNOME Clipboard Manager perform some specific tasks. * A library for your own applications to control GNOME Clipboard Manager o GNOME Clipboard Manager comes with libgcm which is a library that enables your application(s) to control and make use of GNOME Clipboard Managers features. * The hosting of plugins o You can write plugins for GNOME Clipboard Manager in a same fashion as you can with applications like mediaplayers (like xmms). Ideas for the future -------------------- * Working together with gclipboard which is a bonobo framework/library for clipboards that contain larger data (for example for applications like Mozilla, OpenOffice.org and Evolution) * A networking module that gives the user the possibility to share clipboards * Converting modules that will convert specific targets to other targets (like converting HTML to Richtext) * Using bonobo or Nautilus for the task : previewing targets If you would like to contribute or if you have a good idea : Please do contact me and/or our mailinglist here : http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gcm-devel Availability ------------ You can download the latest release (which has all the listed features) here : http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gcm/gcm-2.0.2.tar.gz?download http://osdn.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gcm/gcmapplet-2.0.2b.tar.gz http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gcm/libgcmtest-2.0.2.tar.gz?download note: New releases for the daemon and libgcmtest will be available soon for now you can get a more up-to-date version from CVS. Please note that a version from CVS is a development version and can contain more or less bugs than a release. It will definitely not contain less features unless a specific feature caused very strange problems that cannot be solved. export CVSROOT=':pserver:anonymous@cvs.gcm.sf.net:/cvsroot/gcm' cvs login cvs -z3 co -P gcm-2 libgcmtest gcmapplet Or on GNOME : export CVSROOT=':pserver:anonymous@cvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome' cvs login cvs -z3 co -P gcm note: It is possible that we are going to move from sf to gnome for CVS. We are still deciding :-) More information ---------------- You can get more information about GNOME Clipboard Manager from its website which is available here : http://gcm.sf.net http://gcm.sf.net/about_gcm.html You can get screenshots from GNOME Clipboard Manager here : http://gcm.sf.net/gcm_screens/ Enough typing, I am going to send this! If you find spelling errors : then, well .. whatever -- Philip van Hoof aka freax (http://www.freax.eu.org) irc: irc.openprojects.net/ mailto:me at freax dot org Go not to the Elves for counsel, for they will say both no and yes.