GOK enables users to control their desktops without having to rely on a standard keyboard or mouse. It includes a suite of on-screen keyboards as well as dynamic keyboard generation. Please see http://www.gok.ca/ for details.
Empathy 0.5 is now available for download from:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/empathy/0.5/
23143686a879b927d456ea8a7b8c4c6c empathy-0.5.tar.gz
e363689295c78ad62d323111a0176ea5 empathy-0.5.tar.bz2
http://download.gnome.org/sources/empathy/0.5/
23143686a879b927d456ea8a7b8c4c6c empathy-0.5.tar.gz
e363689295c78ad62d323111a0176ea5 empathy-0.5.tar.bz2
A new Agave release 0.4.3 is now available.
What is it?
==========
Agave is a very simple application for the GNOME desktop that allows you to generate a variety of colorschemes from a single starting color.
It is aimed primarily toward web designers for creating pleasing color combinations for websites.
More information can be found at http://home.gna.org/colorscheme/
What is it?
==========
Agave is a very simple application for the GNOME desktop that allows you to generate a variety of colorschemes from a single starting color.
It is aimed primarily toward web designers for creating pleasing color combinations for websites.
More information can be found at http://home.gna.org/colorscheme/
gnome-mag provides a command-line interface for standalone use, although its primary goal is to provide a set of magnification services for use by other client applications and assistive technologies.
Download at the usual place :
http://download.gnome.org/sources/gnome-mag/0.14/
Download at the usual place :
http://download.gnome.org/sources/gnome-mag/0.14/
Kiwi is a PyGTK framework for building graphical applications loosely based on MVC Model-View-Controller (MVC) and Allen Holub's Visual proxy[1]. Rhink of Kiwi as a high-level, object-oriented layer built on PyGTK. Its design is based on real-world experience using PyGTK to develop large desktop applications, which use many concepts common to most graphical applications: multiple windows and dialogs, forms, data persistence, lists and high-level classes that support domain objects directly.
Linux.com published a review on Pessulus, a lockdown manager for the GNOME desktop.
Banter 0.1.3 has been released:
What is it?
==========
Banter is a next generation real time collaboration client focused on the big three: text, voice and video. It's centered on a dynamic, innovative and easy to use contact management system.
What is it?
==========
Banter is a next generation real time collaboration client focused on the big three: text, voice and video. It's centered on a dynamic, innovative and easy to use contact management system.
Empathy 0.4 is now available for download from:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/empathy/0.4/
218067f7ea79bb63b795756e959afc75 empathy-0.4.tar.gz
e965e57924607482f6d91bb578802a46 empathy-0.4.tar.bz2
http://download.gnome.org/sources/empathy/0.4/
218067f7ea79bb63b795756e959afc75 empathy-0.4.tar.gz
e965e57924607482f6d91bb578802a46 empathy-0.4.tar.bz2
Gnome Subtitles is a subtitle editor for the GNOME desktop. It supports the most common text-based subtitle formats and allows for subtitle editing, conversion and synchronization.
* About: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/about
* Screenshots: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/screenshots
* Download: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
* About: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/about
* Screenshots: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/screenshots
* Download: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
Version 0.2.3 of new-stuff-manager is out and waiting to get downloaded.
Major changes
=============
This release depends on managed D-Bus version 0.5.2 or higher because prior releases aren't thread-safe and therefore cause problems. A DownloadManager interface[1] has been added. An example script[2] demonstrates the usage. In addition, the repository for Deskbar-Applet works again and bugs were fixed, too.
Download
========
Source packages and packages for Ubuntu feisty are available at http://www.k-d-w.org/index.php?page=newstuffmanager
[1]: http://www.k-d-w.org/NewStuffManager/#id2532013
[2]: http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/new-stuff-manager/trunk/examples/DownloadManager.py?view=markup
Major changes
=============
This release depends on managed D-Bus version 0.5.2 or higher because prior releases aren't thread-safe and therefore cause problems. A DownloadManager interface[1] has been added. An example script[2] demonstrates the usage. In addition, the repository for Deskbar-Applet works again and bugs were fixed, too.
Download
========
Source packages and packages for Ubuntu feisty are available at http://www.k-d-w.org/index.php?page=newstuffmanager
[1]: http://www.k-d-w.org/NewStuffManager/#id2532013
[2]: http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/new-stuff-manager/trunk/examples/DownloadManager.py?view=markup
GARNOME 2.19.2 has been released:
The "Don't Stop the Beat" release.
We are pleased to announce the release of GARNOME 2.19.2 Desktop and Developer Platform. This release includes all of GNOME 2.19.2 plus a bunch of updates that were released after the GNOME freeze date.
This is the second release in the unstable cycle, with more features, more fixes and yet more madness added. It is for anyone who wants to get his hands dirty on the development branch, or who'd like to get a peek at future features. If you want to help spot issues in GARNOME, (or, better yet, fix 'em ;-) this release is for you as well.
As usual, you can get the tarball directly from the gnome.org site:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/garnome/2.19/
Note: GNOME 2.19.x is an unstable branch and is assumed to be a moving target. Therefore, things in this release may not work as advertised.
If you find any issues with this release, feel free to contact the GARNOMEies in the #garnome channel on GIMPNet (irc://irc.gnome.org), where we hang out, or post to the mailing list.
More information is available at our project website:
http://www.gnome.org/projects/garnome/
Enjoy,
The GARNOME Team
The "Don't Stop the Beat" release.
We are pleased to announce the release of GARNOME 2.19.2 Desktop and Developer Platform. This release includes all of GNOME 2.19.2 plus a bunch of updates that were released after the GNOME freeze date.
This is the second release in the unstable cycle, with more features, more fixes and yet more madness added. It is for anyone who wants to get his hands dirty on the development branch, or who'd like to get a peek at future features. If you want to help spot issues in GARNOME, (or, better yet, fix 'em ;-) this release is for you as well.
As usual, you can get the tarball directly from the gnome.org site:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/garnome/2.19/
Note: GNOME 2.19.x is an unstable branch and is assumed to be a moving target. Therefore, things in this release may not work as advertised.
If you find any issues with this release, feel free to contact the GARNOMEies in the #garnome channel on GIMPNet (irc://irc.gnome.org), where we hang out, or post to the mailing list.
More information is available at our project website:
http://www.gnome.org/projects/garnome/
Enjoy,
The GARNOME Team
Gnome Subtitles is a subtitle editor for the GNOME desktop. It supports the most common text-based subtitle formats and allows for subtitle editing, conversion and synchronization.
* About: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/about
* Screenshots: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/screenshots
* Download: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
* About: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/about
* Screenshots: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/screenshots
* Download: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
GNOME 2.19.2 Development Release has been released:
This is our second development release on our road towards GNOME 2.20.0, which will be released in September 2007. New features are still arriving, so your mission is simple : Go download it. Go compile it. Go test it. And go hack on it, document it, translate it, fix it.
Lots of modules have great plans for 2.19 and if you're willing to help, there's a lot of areas where you'll be heartily welcomed! Don't hesitate to ask how or where you can help. If you don't even know where to start, just send a mail to our fantastic gnome-love mailing list.
This is our second development release on our road towards GNOME 2.20.0, which will be released in September 2007. New features are still arriving, so your mission is simple : Go download it. Go compile it. Go test it. And go hack on it, document it, translate it, fix it.
Lots of modules have great plans for 2.19 and if you're willing to help, there's a lot of areas where you'll be heartily welcomed! Don't hesitate to ask how or where you can help. If you don't even know where to start, just send a mail to our fantastic gnome-love mailing list.
gThumb 2.10.3 has been released:
gThumb is an Image Viewer and Browser.
gThumb 2.10.3 is now available for download at:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/gthumb/2.10/gthumb-2.10.3.tar.gz
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/gthumb/2.10/gthumb-2.10.3.tar.bz2
Why?
===
This is a bug-fix-only release for the stable branch. The UI is unchanged. Distros are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible, given the large number of bugs fixed.
gThumb is an Image Viewer and Browser.
gThumb 2.10.3 is now available for download at:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/gthumb/2.10/gthumb-2.10.3.tar.gz
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/gthumb/2.10/gthumb-2.10.3.tar.bz2
Why?
===
This is a bug-fix-only release for the stable branch. The UI is unchanged. Distros are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible, given the large number of bugs fixed.
GShow TV is a TV program schedule viewer and a Personal Video Recorder GUI. GShow TV's basic purpose is to provide a nice GUI for viewing tv program schedule information and for recording the programs. GShow TV doesn't itself do the recording of the selected programs, rather it uses any PVR solution that exists. GShow TV is globally usable as it uses XMLTV to access the program schedules.
WengoPhone 2.1.0 has been released:
After a short 6 month release cycle, the next major upgrade to the WengoPhone is now available. This version is a vast improvement over the previous version in a number of areas:
* Interoperability
Support has been added to allow the easy configuration of a SIP account for platforms other than the Wengo platform. This long requested feature means that the user has total choice over the telephony platform they want to use, including their own provate SER, OpenSER or Asterisk server. In addition, considerable effort has gone into improving the interoperability of the WengoPhone with other SIP clients.
After a short 6 month release cycle, the next major upgrade to the WengoPhone is now available. This version is a vast improvement over the previous version in a number of areas:
* Interoperability
Support has been added to allow the easy configuration of a SIP account for platforms other than the Wengo platform. This long requested feature means that the user has total choice over the telephony platform they want to use, including their own provate SER, OpenSER or Asterisk server. In addition, considerable effort has gone into improving the interoperability of the WengoPhone with other SIP clients.
This is yet another development release of the 2.19.x development branch. Have a lot of fun!
Download:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/gnome-games/2.19/
Website:
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeGames
Download:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/gnome-games/2.19/
Website:
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeGames
I'm pleased to announce the 0.1.5 version of gnoMint: a graphical Certification Authority managing tool.
This version add some useful features to 0.1.4 version:
* gnoMint can import the public part of Certificate Signing Requests made by other applications as long as they are formatted in PEM or in DER formats. This way, gnoMint now is able to make certificates for remote people or systems that can create their CSRs with other instances of gnoMint or other software.
* gnoMint DB format version 3. This version of database format ensures that there won't be two or more CSRs in the database with the same Distinguished Name (DN).
It also fixes some nasty bugs:
* Now the private key of CSRs can be exported without errors.
* A just created CA has a default policy so it will be able to create useful certificates without change its default properties.
* Some UI bugs are corrected: some label alignments now look OK, and the progress bar again moves while creating certificates or CSRs.
It must be noted that all the databases created prior to 0.1.4 version must be converted to the new format (0.1.4 or higher). The conversion script gnomint-upgrade-db is included in the package.
About gnoMint:
==============
gnoMint is a tool for an easy creation and management of Certification Authorities. It allows a fancy visualization of all the pieces that conform a CA: x509 certificates, CSRs, CRLs...
Currently, it allows the creation of CAs, CSRs and Certificates, and export both public and private parts of them into PEM formatted files.
However, gnoMint is now perfectly usable for managing a CA that emits certificates able to:
* Authenticate people or machines in VPNs (IPSec or other protocols);
* Secure HTTP communications with SSL/TLS secured web servers;
* Authenticate and cipher HTTP communications through web-client certificates;
* Sign and/or crypt e-mails
For compiling it, its dependencies are:
* GTK+
* Gnome
* SQLite 3
* libGnuTLS 1.0.14
More information in
http://gnomint.sourceforge.net
You can get the tarball from sourceforge mirrors:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gnomint/gnomint-0.1.5.tar.gz?download
This version add some useful features to 0.1.4 version:
* gnoMint can import the public part of Certificate Signing Requests made by other applications as long as they are formatted in PEM or in DER formats. This way, gnoMint now is able to make certificates for remote people or systems that can create their CSRs with other instances of gnoMint or other software.
* gnoMint DB format version 3. This version of database format ensures that there won't be two or more CSRs in the database with the same Distinguished Name (DN).
It also fixes some nasty bugs:
* Now the private key of CSRs can be exported without errors.
* A just created CA has a default policy so it will be able to create useful certificates without change its default properties.
* Some UI bugs are corrected: some label alignments now look OK, and the progress bar again moves while creating certificates or CSRs.
It must be noted that all the databases created prior to 0.1.4 version must be converted to the new format (0.1.4 or higher). The conversion script gnomint-upgrade-db is included in the package.
About gnoMint:
==============
gnoMint is a tool for an easy creation and management of Certification Authorities. It allows a fancy visualization of all the pieces that conform a CA: x509 certificates, CSRs, CRLs...
Currently, it allows the creation of CAs, CSRs and Certificates, and export both public and private parts of them into PEM formatted files.
However, gnoMint is now perfectly usable for managing a CA that emits certificates able to:
* Authenticate people or machines in VPNs (IPSec or other protocols);
* Secure HTTP communications with SSL/TLS secured web servers;
* Authenticate and cipher HTTP communications through web-client certificates;
* Sign and/or crypt e-mails
For compiling it, its dependencies are:
* GTK+
* Gnome
* SQLite 3
* libGnuTLS 1.0.14
More information in
http://gnomint.sourceforge.net
You can get the tarball from sourceforge mirrors:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gnomint/gnomint-0.1.5.tar.gz?download
This is the second under-heavy-development release of Eye of GNOME. This one is also a special one: it's the first release that ships the new plugin system which allows developers to extend EOG's UI and behavior. Of course, a lot of polishing is still needed but the possibilities are quite vast.
Special thanks go to the Gedit and Epiphany teams because most of the EOG plugin system code came from those projects.
As usual, please, crash, play, use, crash again, *extend* EOG as much as you can.
Special thanks go to the Gedit and Epiphany teams because most of the EOG plugin system code came from those projects.
As usual, please, crash, play, use, crash again, *extend* EOG as much as you can.
This is zenity - a rewrite of gdialog, the GNOME port of dialog which allows you to display dialog boxes from the commandline and shell scripts. If you understand, things are just as they are. If you don't understand, things are just as they are.
