GNOME Commit-Digest

This week… 1805 commits, in 169 projects, by 212 happy hackers (and 260 were translation commits).

• Kenny Meyer added a tab to the context pane of Rhythmbox with links to websites for album and artist info. (GNOME bug 636550)
• Philip Withnall switched many of the libgdata API to be stream-based, he wrote about his libgdata work in “Recent libgdata work“.
• Shaun McCance added syntax highlighting for code snippets in Yelp.
• The Murrine GTK+ engine has been turned into a GtkThemingEngine by Andrea Cimitan, while Carlos Garnacho did the same for the clearlooks engine in gtk-theme-engine-clearlooks.
• David Pellicer added scanning support to the Caribou onscreen keyboard.
• Detection of TLS and SSL support has been added to the FTP backend in gvfs.
• Carlos Garnacho added the beginning of a CSS-based theme to gnome-themes-standard.
• Diego Escalante Urrelo added nice custom error pages to Epiphany. (GNOME bug 592667)
• Tomas Bzatek added a check to gnome-settings-daemon, to detect if Nautilus is running, as it is no longer possible to rely on having Nautilus a key component in the session. (see GNOME bug 636191 for details).
• Carlos Garcia Campos added a new sidebar page for bookmarks in Evince, it allows to add, remove, and rename internal bookmarks.
• Daniel G. Siegle added new effects contributed by Filippo Argiolas to gnome-video-effects, and added a fade-in animation when switching effect page in Cheese.
• Johannes Schmid ported Anjuta to G(tk)Application.
• Bastien Nocera added a “network time” switch to the datetime control center panel.
• The Quartz backend in GTK+ has been ported to the latest rendering-cleanup changes by Kristian Rietveld.
• Brandon Lewis implemented the saving of presets in Pitivi.
• The participants to the doc dev tools hackfest contributed a serie of tutorials and demos to the gnome-devel-docs module.