- GTK-Wimp 0.4.3 released
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Posted on September 21st, 2003
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The Gaim buddy icons were still not drawn correctly, even with
0.4.2. This time, I tested the problem more thoroughly and now I
really fixed the problem. So, 0.4.3 should be the best release so
far. Hopefully, it gets included as default into the GTK Windows installer.
- GTK-Wimp 0.4.2 released
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Posted on September 18th, 2003
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Another emergency update. Some changes in 0.4.1 had an unforeseen
impact and were backed out. The trouble was that buddy icons
disappeared in Gaim.
- GTK-Wimp 0.4.1 released
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Posted on September 15th, 2003
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This is a minor update to iron out some bugs. Particularly, obscure
console messages caused by the previous version have been fixed. It
also includes a few new tweaks: tree expanders look a bit better in
the non-XP case now, and the cursor blink time has been adjusted to
follow the Windows setting.
- GTK-Wimp 0.4.0 released
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Posted on September 11th, 2003
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Dom Lachowicz joined in and did most changes for 0.4.0. Most important
changes: enable proper fonts/sizes for menus, status bars. Handle
boxes/panes now do XP style REBAR theming. Toolbars should draw the
REBAR part properly. Menubars and toolbars now are etched-in to mimic
Windows' behavior. Furthermore, scrollbar sizes, radio/check button
sizes, paned sizes tooltip color/font, font preferences including bold
or italic are now all properly adhered to. Thanks, Dom!
- Nightly builds
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Posted on September 10th, 2003
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We have set up a
nightly build system
. Currently, it builds a
Debian
package, source tarball, and a Windows installer version. Interesting to note is that the Windows version is completely built on a GNU/Linux system, using a cross-compiler and Wine to create the final
setup.exe
.
- German leaflet
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Posted on September 4th, 2003
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We now have a
German leaflet
available, thanks to Johannes Rohr.
- Patents endangering OSS development
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Posted on September 4th, 2003
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Soon the European Commission is going to vote a revised version of
the European Patentability rules. The proposed revision contains a set of
serious challenges to Open Source development since regulation regarding software
patents will be broadly extended and might forbid independent development of
innovative (Open Source and not) software-based solutions.
For further information please see
http://swpat.ffii.org
and
http://petition.eurolinux.org
. Please show your support there.