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Capuchin 0.3.1 and capuchin-glib 0.1.1 released
Capuchin ======== In this release the behavior of AppObject's Update method changed. It's now always called blocking, therefore the UpdateFinished signal has been removed. Download -------- http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/capuchin/0.3/ Homepage -------- http://capuchin.k-d-w.org/ Changes ------- * Fixed bug that downloaded file will be deleted even if it's no archive * Strip bad characters from object path * Added support for Content-Disposition * Made AppObject.Update a blocking call. * Removed UpdateFinished signal, because it's not needed anymore. capuchin-glib ============= Every method of CapuchinGAppObject requires a GError now. That way the user can handle errors himself instead of failing more or less silently. capuchin-glib is now licensed under GPLv3 or later. Download -------- http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/capuchin-glib/0.1/ Changes ------- * capuchin_g_app_object_update works no blocking * New function capuchin_g_app_object_update_async updates the repository async -- Greetings, Sebastian Pölsterl _______________________________________________ gnome-announce-list mailing list gnome-announce-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-announce-list (Log in to post comments)
Capuchin 0.3.1 and capuchin-glib 0.1.1 released Posted May 1, 2008 10:02 UTC (Thu) by debacle (subscriber, #7114) [Link] I hereby ask all writers of software announcements to start with one or two sentences about what the software is about. This time at least a link to the homepage is included, so the about page is only two clicks away. Still, it would not make the announcement too verbose, to include e.g. "Capuchin is a graphical client to control cappuccino machines via a CORBA interface. The new version features coffee grinder support and fixes an annoying bug regarding crema of some brazilian espresso blends."
Capuchin 0.3.1 and capuchin-glib 0.1.1 released Posted May 1, 2008 14:42 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link] It's worse than that. Even the homepage only says that it `downloads and installs plugins'. Plugins for what? How? (There is an `About' page which makes things marginally clearer, but I still have no idea why I'd want an asynchronous background plugin downloader. How many plugins do you normally download, anyway?)
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