Issue 43
August 2, 2009
This week… 2195 commits, in 186 projects, by 288 happy hackers (and 328 were translation commits).
- Now that gnome-doc-utils and yelp both have support for Mallard documents, Milo Casagrande converted gnome-hello documentation to the new format.
- After some discussion on the gnomecc list the default toolbar style has been changed to “Text beside items”.
- Sabayon was changed to use Xephyr instead of Xnest, as Xephyr supports the “new” X extensions.
- gnome-session has been fixed to not exit when the system bus restarts. (GNOME bug 583345)
- A new “ssh” plugin appeared in vinagre, which is becoming a universal tool to access remote systems.
- Robin Stocker added to Totem the functionality to remember the current position of a stream when pausing or closing. (GNOME bug 164918)
- After Hylke Bons posted some thoughts on the font viewer Thomas Wood started implementing the proposed ideas, in the “font-viewer-revamp” branch of the GNOME Control Center.
- Anjuta Git plugin gained an option to initialize new repositories. (GNOME bug 566698)
- Finally, during this 10th week of the summer of code, students were hard at work, some noticeable advancements:
- Paul A. Bellamy successfully implemented syncing and a properties dialog for MTP devices in Rhythmbox;
- Neil Loknath added streaming to Banshee using Telepathy, you can now stream a contact’s music after downloading their library info;
- Paulo Cabido merged the plugin engine with Getting Things Gnome main development branch.
Top projects
Project | Commits |
---|---|
vinagre | 159 |
gimp | 90 |
anjuta | 88 |
tracker | 71 |
brasero | 68 |
libchamplain | 63 |
vala | 62 |
nautilus-actions | 57 |
evolution | 48 |
gnome-commander | 48 |
Top authors
Author | Commits | Modules |
---|---|---|
Jonh Wendell | 126 | vinagre, vino, gtk-vnc and others |
Pierre Wieser | 57 | nautilus-actions |
Philippe Rouquier | 56 | brasero |
Vincent Untz | 50 | gnome-session, pessulus, libwnck and others |
Daniel Nylander | 49 | gimp, evince, eog and others |
Piotr Eljasiak | 48 | gnome-commander |
Bastien Nocera | 43 | gnome-bluetooth, gnome-media, totem and others |
Massimo CorĂ | 43 | anjuta, anjuta-extras |
chrisb | 41 | rep-gtk, sawfish |
Michael Natterer | 41 | gimp, gtk+ |
August 4, 2009 at 11:36 am
So what does Sabayon distro have to do with Gnome?
August 4, 2009 at 12:05 pm
Sabayon is (also) a system administration tool to manage GNOME desktop settings.