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kupfer |
| version c18.1 |
| About kupfer |
a convenient command and access tool, for Gnome
Kupfer is a command tool heavily inspired by Quicksilver; you do not use it to search your files, you use it to summon an application or document quickly by typing the first parts of its name.
Kupfer is written using Python and has a flexible architecture. Objects that it can access are implemented in plugins, and new plugins can be written quickly.
The philosophy of Kupfer is simplicity. The implementation is simple, makes the easy things work first, and does not overdesign unnecessary parts of the program.
The 'kupfer' command launches kupfer, or spawns it if it is already running. To use keybindings directly with kupfer, you have to install the python module python-keybinder. See http://kaizer.se/wiki/kupfer/ for more details.
Requirements
This application requires GTK+ version 2.14+.
Other dependencies include: Python 2.5, Intltool (build)
Python modules: glib/gtk/gio, dbus, xdg, python-keybinder
Recommended: wnck, cjson, gvfs
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| Latest Version: c18.1 |
c18.1:
* Fix bug to toss out malfunctioning plugins properly (Reported by Jan)
* Fix bug in showing the shutdown dialog, reported by user sillyfofilly (LP 484664)
* Fix bug in plugin Document Templates, reported by Francesco Marella (part of LP 471462)
c18 "Mímisbrunnr":
* New plugins:
o Pidgin by Chmouel Boudjnah
o Google Translate by Karol Będkowski
o APT (package manager APT) by Martin Koelewijn and Ulrik
o Document Templates
o Kupfer Plugins
o Show Text
* Gajim plugin matches contacts by jid as well as name, suggested by Stanislav G-E (LP 462866)
* Action Rescan on sources is now debug only (should not be needed)
* Kupfer installs its Python package into $PREFIX/share by default, instead of installing as a system-wide Python module.
* Kupfer can take input on stdin and pass as text to an already running instance
* Fix bug in Services for Arch Linux, reported by lh (LP 463071)
* Changes for plugin authors:
o May use uiutils.show_text_result to show text
o kupfer.task.ThreadTask is now a reliable way to run actions asynchronously (in a thread)
o You can use item Restart Kupfer to restart (in debug mode)
o Plugins may be implemented as Python packages, as well as modules
* Updated the dependencies in the README. pygobject 2.18 is required. Added gvfs as very recommended.
* Other bugfixes
Localization updates:
* de (Mario Blättermann)
* es (Jorge González)
* nl (Martin Koelewijn)
* pl (Karol Będkowski)
* sv
* zh_CN (lh)
Related Link: Git repository at git.gnome.org |
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