Issue 78
April 4, 2010
This week… 2655 commits, in 255 projects, by 325 happy hackers (and 661 were translation commits).
- Empathy gained the possibility to undo the closing of a chat window or tab (GNOME bug 609832)
- Robert Ancell added colours to gcalctool buttons (GNOME bug 157962).
- Sergey V. Udaltsov added a gconf key to disable the display of the keyboard indicator status icon . (GNOME bug 612240)
- Evince removed its internal copy of the infobar widget to use GtkInfoBar directly; also Carlos Garcia Campos fixed Evince so that compressed password-protected documents could be opened . (GNOME bug 613959)
- Michael C. Urbanski created a new “podcast-ng” branch in Banshee, to hold much work being done on podcast support.
- Matthew Barnes got rid of the ancient code (almost 6000 lines) in Evolution to support migrating from pre-2.0 versions.
- GNOME Power Manager has been ported from DeviceKit-power to UPower.
- Caribou has been changed to warn the user when accessibility is not enabled . (GNOME bug 608727)
- Paolo Bacchilega added a flickr photoset imported to gthumb.
- A “gnome3” branch has been created in gtk-engines, to hold the GNOME 3 theme work.
Top projects
| Project | Commits |
|---|---|
| tracker | 187 |
| empathy | 142 |
| evolution | 115 |
| banshee | 69 |
| evolution-data-server | 57 |
| kupfer | 57 |
| release-notes | 55 |
| gnome-games | 50 |
| gthumb | 47 |
| gtk-engines | 43 |
Top authors
| Author | Commits | Modules |
|---|---|---|
| Vincent Untz | 133 | librsvg, releng, libgnomecanvas and others |
| Guillaume Desmottes | 86 | empathy |
| Jordi Serratosa | 73 | gnome-games, brasero, nautilus and others |
| Maxim V. Dziumanenko | 60 | gimp, solang, gtranslator and others |
| Matthew Barnes | 60 | evolution, evolution-data-server, evolution-exchange and others |
| Milan Crha | 58 | evolution, evolution-data-server, gtkhtml and others |
| Jürg Billeter | 54 | tracker, vala |
| Paolo Bacchilega | 44 | gthumb, file-roller |
| Ulrik Sverdrup | 43 | kupfer |
| Petr Kovar | 41 | evolution, gnome-terminal, epiphany and others |
