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Subject: GNOME Summary December 1-8 (AbiWord GNOMEized, GMap, Conglomerate structured document editor, Galway needs hackers, free copies of GGAD, Guppi, gmc, sawmill, gnome-pim/gnome-pilot)
From: Havoc Pennington <hp@redhat.com>
Date: 09 Dec 1999 16:19:46 -0500


This is the belated GNOME Summary for December 1-8, 1999.

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  Table of Contents
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 1)  AbiWord gets GNOME Support
 2)  GMap
 3)  Conglomerate
 4)  Galway needs hackers
 5)  Free books from Helix Code
 6)  Guppi returns from the dead
 7)  New gmc
 8)  New Sawmill
 9)  New GNOME Calendar/VCard with Pilot support
 10)  Hacking Activity
 11)  New and Updated Software

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 1)  AbiWord gets GNOME Support

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There's now a "GNOMEized" version of AbiWord; read all about it:

  http://news.gnome.org/gnome-news/944263234/index_html

Thanks to Joaquin Cuenca Abela for doing this work, it looks really
nice.

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 2)  GMap

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A new map-browsing application, which looks pretty neat. It can browse
the map data Bruce Perens made available under the GPL some time ago.
Have a look at the screenshots:

  http://academy.cas.cz/~gis/

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 3)  Conglomerate

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Simplemente, a company in Mexico City, announced a new GUI for editing
XML/SGML structured documents. The screenshots look really sweet:

  http://news.gnome.org/gnome-news/944281582/index_html

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 4)  Galway needs hackers

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Ariel Rios wrote in with a request for assistance with the Galway web
editor. It's a pretty nice-looking application for creating web sites,
written in Scheme. Here's his mail:

 What i need is:

  -Schemers willing to help with coding.
  -People to write the HTML, Scheme, VRML and JScript parsers
  -People to write documentation
  -And most of all translators

 I want to start integrating gtkhtml into it but need other people to deal with
 parts of the development.

 Galway is located under GNOME CVS module galway. 
 Its current homepage is:
   http://erin.netpedia.net/galway.html

 Anyone interested can contact me at: jarios@usa.net

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 5)  Free books from Helix Code

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Helix Code (Miguel and Nat's company) is offering to purchase copies
of GTK+/GNOME Application Development for any hackers that need one.

Helix Code:
  http://www.helixcode.com/

The book:
  http://developer.gnome.org/doc/GGAD/

If you'd like a copy of the book, mail Nat (nat@helixcode.com) or
track down Nat or Miguel on IRC or in person.

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 6)  Guppi returns from the dead

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Jon Trowbridge has started hacking Guppi again; see this post:

  http://www.gnome.org/mailing-lists/archives/guppi-list/1999-December/0000.shtml

For its third rewrite, Guppi is now in the 'guppi3' CVS module.
It's great to see it moving along again!

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 7)  New gmc

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New version of the file manager:

  http://news.gnome.org/gnome-news/944588761/index_html

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 8)  New Sawmill

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John Harper is back on his every-Monday schedule:

  http://news.gnome.org/gnome-news/944530567/index_html

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 9)  New GNOME Calendar/VCard with Pilot support

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An alpha release:

  http://news.gnome.org/gnome-news/944488555/index_html

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 10)  Hacking Activity

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Module Score-O-Matic:
 (number of CVS commits per module, during this week)

  47 guppi3
  46 entity
  38 gimp
  31 gnome-libs
  26 gnumeric
  25 gnome-db
  21 gtk--
  21 gdk-pixbuf
  20 libgtop
  20 gw-web
  19 gnome-pim
  18 balsa
  17 gtkhtml
  17 gnomeicu
  15 gnome-core
  13 gill
  13 bonobo
  12 gphotoweb
  12 dia
  11 nautilus
  11 libgtop-bindings
  11 galway

User Score-O-Matic:
 (number of CVS commits per user, during this week)

  47 trow
  40 unammx
  39 martin
  32 imain
  29 sopwith
  25 rodrigo
  24 kmaraas
  20 jberkman
  20 arios
  19 ole
  18 kenelson
  18 hp
  15 kabalak
  15 jwise
  14 mwimer
  14 mmeeks
  14 jrb
  13 jamesh
  13 ettore
  13 eskil
  12 mathieu

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 11)  New and Updated Software

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gvoc - vocabulary trainer
MicroC Install Browser - software installer
gsteak - English-German translator
vsa - visual sound analyzer
gnome-pilot - Palm Pilot connectivity
Emma - money management program
GTransferManager - grabs files from the web
gIDE - IDE for GNOME
Hitchhiker 2000 - 3D astronomy visualization/simulation app
Morpheus - 3D model viewer
Pygmy - mail client written in Python
gnome-napster - Napster client
sawmill - nice GNOME-compliant window manager
gPhoto - digital camera application
gProjectGenerator - generates source trees
CD Changer Applet - applet to change CDs
yank - notekeeper/todolist
graham - manage important documents
db_designer - Merise diagrams
ggv - GNOME GhostView
gfinger - graphical finger
RP3 - PPP dialup GUI
groach - Return of XRoach
Xwhois - whois client
Atomix - mind game 
gsetit - SETI@Home app
GUL - geometric objects
gMessagingSystem - sends messages around
guileGL - Guile bindings for OpenGL and GtkGLArea
Electric Ears - audio player/editor
Pan - News client
Eucalyptus - Mail client
gPopUp - Samba client

See the software map on www.gnome.org (or Freshmeat) for more
information about any of these packages.

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Until next week - 

Havoc