Issue 38
June 28, 2009
This week… 1811 commits, in 183 projects, by 217 happy hackers (and 226 were translation commits).
- Evince was changed to output straight PDF for printers supporting PDF natively. (GNOME bug 585442)
- Evolution gained an inline view of application/mbox attachments. (GNOME bug 464131)
- A problem with RSA key size that were not a multiple of 8 has been fixed in gnome-keyring. (GNOME bug 576700)
- A new theme, Moblesse, has been added to the experimental GTK+ CSS theme engine.
- Milan Crha fixed several issues and improved the performance of the evolution-data-server CalDAV backend.
- Philippe Rouquier commited a new layout for the Brasero user interface: the medium selector is still inside the main window and on clicking burn a dialog appears to set the session burning options
- In both libgoffice and gnumeric Andreas J. Guelzow improved Open Document Format support (number style output, scientific number output, time and date styles, import of currency symbols, and much more).
- F-Spot Adjust Time dialog, and gnome-session windows, have been ported from libglade to GtkBuilder.
- A Python binding for libbrasero-burn has been added to gnome-python-desktop.
- As explained in his Data about Data weblog post, Alexander Larsson added metadata support in gvfs, and already made Nautilus use it.
- Empathy has been updated to use gnome-session instead of gnome-screensaver to know when the session is idle.
- Benjamin Otte did some research on the GTK+ file chooser performance
(explained in a tale of waiting message in the
gtk-devel-list, be sure to also read the followup messages), and pushed a new “filesystemmodel” branch to publicize his work.
Top projects
Project | Commits |
---|---|
gtk+ | 84 |
f-spot | 80 |
empathy | 77 |
tracker | 74 |
pitivi | 69 |
rygel | 66 |
gnome-games | 60 |
brasero | 57 |
gvfs | 52 |
orca | 47 |
Top authors
Author | Commits | Modules |
---|---|---|
Alexander Larsson | 72 | gvfs, gtk+, glib and others |
Stephane Delcroix | 62 | f-spot |
Philippe Rouquier | 54 | brasero |
Jens Georg | 47 | rygel |
Benjamin Otte | 46 | gtk+, gvfs, glib |
Jürg Billeter | 41 | tracker, vala |
Guillaume Desmottes | 40 | empathy |
Matthias Clasen | 38 | gtk+, glib, empathy |
Jorge Gonzalez | 37 | gnome-games, krb5-auth-dialog, gnome-panel and others |
Willie Walker | 35 | orca |
July 5, 2009 at 5:10 am
Wow, I just discovered this; it’s awesome! I didn’t know there was so much going on in GNOME development. This will help me to know about new Gtk features. :)
Thanks for doing the … digesting. :)