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Anjuta DevStudio 2.1.3 released

Submitted by kh_naba on Fri, 2007-05-11 09:43. Anjuta
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This is the next beta release of Anjuta 2.x series (The Wind). Anjuta 2.1.3 release contains many bug fixes including cygwin fixes, sun cc fixes, debugger fixes, project view fixes, dock fixes and other stability improvements. Check out the announcement for release note and changes.

Please make sure you also install latest gdl and gnome-build packages to take full advantage of all improvements.

Anjuta is a versatile Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for GNOME desktop. It features a number of advanced programming facilities that include project management, application wizards, an on-board interactive debugger, integrated glade UI designer, integrated devhelp API help, integrated valgrind memory profiler, integrated gprof performance profiler, class generator, powerful source editor, source browsing and many more.

Download: http://anjuta.org/downloads
Screenshots: http://anjuta.org/screen-shots (updated)
Features: http://anjuta.org/features (updated)

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anjuta apt repo for ubuntu feisty

Submitted by kh_naba on Wed, 2007-05-16 03:02.

Check this thread to install anjuta on feisty using apt.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=441113

because it is beta software

Submitted by rutulian on Tue, 2007-05-15 09:04.

In general, beta software doesn't go into repositories. It can be a milestone release that is incomplete (ex: a 0.5 release), but it has to be declared a stable release by the developers. Ubuntu bundles some pre-stable stuff in its upcoming release repositories, like Gnome release candidates, but it doesn't go into the current release until it is stable.

One can hardly claim that

Submitted by cevans on Wed, 2007-05-30 17:05.

One can hardly claim that beta and other pre-stable packages aren't included in the current release when the current release, Feisty, is filled with counterexamples, many of them installed by default and essential for the running of the system. Try using synaptic to search for 'cvs', 'svn', 'pre', 'rc', 'beta', and 'alpha' in the version strings. The results are rather surprising.

2.0.0 is beta? by Anonymous George (not verified)
2.1.x by Anonymous George (not verified)
What about 2.0.x? by Anonymous George (not verified)
Why is the 2.x series not in repositories? by Anonymous George (not verified)
It's in the Fedora repos. by Anonymous George (not verified)