This is a rather early follow up release, mainly early because of GIO issues that were rather hard to reproduce and made Midori unusable for some users. Also waf was updated because the previous version wouldn’t build on OpenBSD.

Two new features…

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Hello,
As promised, Gnac-0.1.1 has been released!
Some improvements include better progressbar and more information about files.
We also spent a lot of time doing code refactoring, mainly in the conversion library which has been partly rewritten.
Feel free to send us your comments, feature requests or bug reports.
Thank you for using Gnac!

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While we’re still hard at work pushing Flock 2 from beta towards release, we are taking a moment to provide you with Flock 1.2.5.
Flock puts you at the center of the action, with all your tools and services orbiting around you.  It’s a lot of work…

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Here is a cool animated Code_Swarm graphcreated by /nickpalmer from our CVS source commits.

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Behind the scenes there were a few changes and I still didn’t announce anything, since I still hadn’t done all bits of it yet. The last bit being the first release of Midori under the hood of Xfce Goodies.

What does Midori moving in with Xfce bri…

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Hello,
Thank you for  those of you who tried Gnac and sent us their comments.
We have solved the problems you have reported to us and therefore, Gnac 0.1.1 will be released very soon!!
As some of you ask us to make a .deb package, we did it and it will be released with Gnac 0.1.1.
Thank you for [...]

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Mike from “Capsize Designs” shares his experiences from choosing a content management system for their most recent project. Capsize Designs chose Textpattern from a short-list containing Drupal, ExpressionEngine, SilverStripe, Textpattern, and WordPress – and this is why:

It had the simplicity we wanted, the templating engine of ExpressionEngine (basically), the CMS tools we needed, the flexibility everyone wants, it was perfect. And unlike SilverStripe, it worked.

BTW: Has CamelCasing ProductNames been “The New Black” of the pre-2000 era?

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We are happy to announce the stable releases of eZ Publish 4.0.1, 3.10.1, and 3.9.5. These releases carry a huge number of fixes (about 310 for 4.0.1) and upgrading is highly recommended. eZ Publish 4.0.1 should be used for all new installations.

Included in these new releases is a dedicated extension to migrate custom URL aliases and URL history elements for existing 4.0.0 and 3.10.0 sites.

Please also note the
security advisories which are resolved with these maintenance releases.

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Had some nice crasher fixes in svn for a while so I thought I would do a new minor release. There is also 3 new translations and some translation updates. Should be good for everyone. Debian packages should also work on amd64 now (please test ).

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Hardware problems lead to the temporary suspension of package and snapshot image builds.

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