[gpodder-devel] gPodder 0.14.0 "A Short Drink From a Certain Fountain" released
- From: thp at gpodder.org (Thomas Perl)
- Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2008 08:03:42 -0700
Also, a new website: http://gpodder.org/
It's finally here! After a bit more than a month in heavy development,
we are very proud to give you the best in open source podcatching
available today: gPodder 0.14.0! Apart from all the UI goodness, this
release also includes support for YouTube video channels and
my.gpodder.org - the place where you can store your subscription list
and also help building a user-driven, independent podcast toplist.
User-visible changes in this release
* Find new podcasts (directory, top podcasts, YouTube)
* Subscribe to YouTube user channels
* Progress dialog for initial feed download
* "Never download" button in new episodes dialog
* Support for displaying HTML shownotes (requires gtkhtml2)
* Per-podcast episode locking (also for newly-downloaded episodes)
* Additional components manager (lists missing dependencies)
* Remember position and size of several more dialogs
* Tooltips only appear when hovering on top of icons
* Streaming support (enable_streaming advanced option)
* Prompt for username/password on podcasts when required
* Playlist management for MP3 player (M3U write support)
* Optionally remove old, unrated episodes from iPods on sync
* Faster quit experience by optimizing the shutdown code
* Automatic Bluetooth configuration (removed preferences pane)
* Support for gPodder web services (upload and download subscription
lists)
* Option: System-default player for audio and video files
* Removed: URL entry box (due to usability problems)
* Removed: Gnome BitTorrent integration
Thanks to contributors, donators and bug reporters
This release would not have been possible without the help of: Anders
Kvist, Andrei Dolganov, Andrew Bennett, Bernd Schlapsi, Bill Peters,
Cory Albrecht, daggpod, Daniel Ramos, Edouard Pellerin, Gilles Lehoux,
J?r?me Chabod, Justin Forest, Markus Golser, Mehmet Nur Olcay, Mikolaj
Laczynski, nikosapi, Paul Rudkin, Philippe Gouaillier, Sebastian Krause,
Silvio Sisto, Steve McCarthy, Ville-Pekka Vainio and Vitaliy Bondar.
Thanks!
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