Wallpaper Tray 0.3.3
Application
Wallpaper Tray 0.3.3
Description
Wallpaper Tray is a wallpaper utility that sits in your GNOME
Panel Notification Area. It gives you a random wallpaper from a
list of directories (at login, on a timed basis or on demand), and
allows you to select a new wallpaper at random from its menu. It
also includes a search tool to manage your wallpaper
collection.
Enhancements
- Improved configuration dialog
- New wallpaper search tool
- Stock icons on menu’s
Fixes
- General code clean up’s and fixed –
Download
http://earthworm.no-ip.com/wp_tray/
GNOME Software Map entry
http://www.gnome.org/softwaremap/projects/wptray
GnuCash 1.8.6
Application
GnuCash 1.8.6
Description
Designed to be easy to use, yet powerful and flexible, GnuCash
allows you to track bank accounts, stocks, income and expenses. It
is based on professional accounting principles to ensure balanced
books and accurate reports.
Fixes
- Updated Spanish, Greek, French, Czech, Slovak,
translations - Fixed extremely stupid bug in the import value setting
workaround. - Fixed problem with SX formula_cell calls
- Merge missing part of 2003-05-28 commit. The log format changes
didn’t get commited for some reason, making the log replayer
completely unusable. - Fixed crash during dialog startup on Solaris.
- Turn off scheme garbage collection during query->scm and
scm->query conversion. It shaves about 50% off the
test-scm-query-string tests. - Make test-scm-query-string test deterministic by seeding the
RNG with a known value. - Add a “slots” parameter to allow for future expansion. Right
now this is completely ignored.
Download
http://www.gnucash.org/pub/gnucash/
GNOME Software Map entry
http://www.gnome.org/softwaremap/projects/gnucash
SLgtk v0.3.7
Announcement
Versions 0.3.7 of SLgtk and 0.9.5 of SLIRP are now available
at
http://space.mit.edu/~mnoble/slgtk
The highlghts of this release are the several extensions made to
the vwhere guilet, which now supports the incremental application
of region filters applied to existing plots when new plots are
generated from the current dataset, as well as improved
configurability via an enhanced preferences dialog. Details on
these and other enhancements are given in the CHANGELOG excerpt
below.
Description
The SLgtk package binds the Gtk2 and GtkExtra widget sets to the
S-Lang scripting language (www.s-lang.org). SLgtk wraps over 2000
functions from Gtk2 and its constituent libraries, includes over
4000 lines of sample code in 40+ working guilets, provides a code
generator (SLIRP) which can be useful for building additional
S-Lang modules. Both SLgtk and SLIRP are reasonably documented for
their age.
SLgtk also includes a visual version of the powerful S-Lang
“where” command, extensions to and performance enhancements for
GtkExtra, and a pixbuf loader for the FITS image file format widely
used within astronomy.
Regards,
-Michael S. Noble
Changes in v0.3.7 (9/11/2003):
- Use -n slsh option for builds, to avoid side effects from
$HOME/.slshrc. - SLIRP 0.9.5 changes:
- Ensure that the bizarre obfuscation performed by f2c of
suffixing two underscores to FORTRAN routine names containing one
or more underscores is excised by SLIRP from the S-Lang scoped func
name. - Prepend $PWD to S-Lang load path at startup, to ensure that
even a vanilla slsh has a chance of finding a local $PWD/slirprc
file.
- Ensure that the bizarre obfuscation performed by f2c of
- vwhere 1.0.3 changes:
- Incremental filtering, which dramatically increases the utility
of vwhere for visual data inspection. By default region filters
from currently visualized plots will be used to mark
included/excluded points on newly created plots (suggested by Dave
Huenemoerder, [email protected]). - Expanded preferences dialog, to provide support for . combining
filter indices from multiple plots via either intersection or union
(see docs/help for more). . setting foreground/background colors
for included/excluded points - be more memory conservative when combining vwhere() region
filters
- Incremental filtering, which dramatically increases the utility
- Created packages/Makefile for installing .sl files, r/t using
src/Makefile. - Added a bit of compulsiveness to the top-level Makefile, to
maximize consistency from release to release (vis-a-vis build
summaries, etc) - Added palette to color selector example.
- Added gtk_color_selection_[set|get]_color functions to ignore
list, as per the Gtk 2.x docs they have been deprecated. - Added gdk_colorselection_getcurrent_color() to ignore list, in favor
of manual coding which rtns GdkColor struct on stack [like
gdk_color_parse()] - Added powerful color selection via _color_button_new() function
(see docs).