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First release of Bulldozer and the Echelon Applet, also a new release of Griffith.

Bulldozer hits the road

Bulldozer is an extension for the Nautilus File Manager integrating your build system. If it finds some build scripts in your current directory, it extends Nautilus with buttons and menu entries for accessing the build targets found in the build script.

Currently only make scripts are supported, but support for alternate tools like Ant and NAnt are planned.

Requirements
This application requires GTK+ version 2.6.x. Other dependencies include:
libnautilus-extension-2.6

Resources


First Release: Echelon Applet 0.1

Echelon is a game server and player monitor applet for the GNOME Desktop Environment. It's goal is to provide easy and fast access to important server information such as the number of players online, the current map, your current ping, and a list of players currently on the server including thier pings and scores.

You can also maintain a list of 'friends' inside the application. The applet icon changes colours according to the state of your favorite servers. Blue means that there are currently players on one or more servers (applet tooltip tells which ones), and green means one or more of your friends are on servers. Friends names can be either an exact match, or a subset of the name. This is useful for notification for a group of friends such as clan members.

The Qstat utility is used to gather the information from remote servers, and therefore, Echelon has the ability to support any game qstat does. At the moment, however, we only support a subset of these. Games supported by Echelon include but are not limited to QuakeI, QuakeII, QuakeIII, DoomIII, Halflife, Enemy Territory, Unreal, and Unreal Tournament.

Echelon is written by Dennis Craven and Jason Gorski in the Python programming language and depends on Python, PyGTK, gnome-python, gnome-python-extras, and qstat.

Project website:
http://echelon-applet.sourceforge.net

Mailing list:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/echelon-applet-users/

Mailing list address:
echelon-applet-users@lists.sourceforge.net

Download:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/echelon-applet/


Griffith 0.4.1 released

Griffith is cross-platform movie collection manager application written in python/pygtk.

Adding items to the movie collection is as quick and easy as typing the film title and selecting a supported source. Griffith will then try to fetch all the related information from the Web.

Griffith includes a movie source data plugin framework and also an export plugin framework.

Version 0.4.1 fixes some bugs found on previous release.

Griffith can be download from the oficial web site at http://griffith.vasconunes.net/

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rockin! by Anonymous George

Root password for make install

Thanks for the roses. :)

Like your idea to (optionally) wrap "make install" by sudo (or better: gksu). Put it on my TODO list: Have to figure out, where to draw the line for sudo invokation or how to make it a convenient option.

Regarding pkg-config: As I don't really know, which versions of pkg-config offer which feature, I just followed the practice to require what I've found on my box (for pkg-config). But as isak said, release 0.15 appears to be sufficient, so the next release will be satisfied with 0.15.

I'm not sure why the author

I'm not sure why the author think he needs pkg-config version 0.17, but if you open the Makefile, and change the require-pkg-config-0.17 to -0.15 instead, it will happily compile and install.

bulldozer - i love the idea by Anonymous George