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Hi, folks.

There is a new version of Vinagre available. News:

Features

+ Store vnc passwords in gnome-keyring
+ Support clipboard copy and paste
+ We have our own icon, thanks to Vinicius Depizzol
+ Basic support to open .vnc files
+ Keep track of recent connections (Menu Places->Recent Documents)
+ Lots of minor fixes
+ Depends on gtk-vnc 0.3.1

Translations

+ Djihed Afifi (ar)
+ Alexander Shopov (bg)
+ Joan Duran (ca)
+ Andre Klapper (de)
+ Jorge González (es)
+ Ilkka Tuohela (fi)
+ Claude Paroz (fr)
+ Ignacio Casal Quinteiro (gl)
+ Gabor Kelemen (hu)
+ Andrea Zagli (it)
+ Kjartan Maraas (nb)
+ Reinout van Schouwen (nl)
+ Yannig Marchegay (Kokoyaya) (oc)
+ Vladimir Melo and Og Maciel (pt_BR)
+ W.H. Kalpa Pathum (si)
+ Matej Urbančič (sl)
+ Daniel Nylander (sv)

Screenshots at http://www.gnome.org/projects/vinagre/screenshots.html

Download it: http://www.gnome.org/projects/vinagre/downloads.html

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Hi, folks.

I intend to release the 0.4 version of Vinagre (VNC Client) next week.
If you have interest, please, translate it to your language

See the stats: http://l10n.gnome.org/module/vinagre

Thank you guys!

I’ve just put in vino configuration applet the ability to control settings before “hidden” in gconf:

This closes #361891, is listed in our roadmap, and will make a lot of users more happy.

Any comments about such user interface change?

Hi, folks. A couple of months ago, i started writing a VNC client for the GNOME desktop, called Vinagre.

Today, after three releases (0.1, 0.2 and 0.3), i think it is usable enough so that i can publish it. Maybe it’s not so stable that deserves a 1.0 version, but we are on the way.

That’s it, please, test it! Some random notes about it:

• Website (Screenshots, download, etc): http://www.gnome.org/projects/vinagre
• To report any bug/wish: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=vinagre
• Its main dependency is gtk-vnc, which can be downloaded here.
• Its name comes from some kindred with Vino, GNOME VNC server.
• It was already packaged for Fedora, Foresight, Mandriva and, with luck, Ubuntu.

This is a quick post, just to say that i found out a very useful rss feed to add into my liferea:

http://download.gnome.org/LATEST.xml

It shows latest GNOME uploads and their Changelog, try it!

Looking for man pages inside synaptic, i found that interesting package: funny-manpages. It has some man pages for well-known commands, like rm, echo, date, and has some new commands, like baby, party and even rtfm!

For debian based distros, it’s enough to do: apt-get install funny-manpages.

Some man pages available after installation of above package: (try them with man <command>)

date
echo
party
rtfm
xkill
baby
…etc (To show the complete list: dpkg -L funny-manpages)

Have fun!

Woman: Wash the plates

Men: Wash the car

Obs 1: Click to enlarge.
Obs 2: Saturday was good for commit some patches.

Programming is being a bit more difficult since last Saturday:

It happened during a volleyball match…

It has some fixes and translation updates. See the Changelog for a complete list.

Download and Changelog

PS: This is hopefully the last version before a completely rewritten. I just started a new version more integrated with GNOME, using libvncclient directly instead of just being a frontend to vncviewer.