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I just want to let you know that Christine 0.6.1 is in the net now You can download the sources from here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/christine/files/christine/0.6.1/christine-0.6.1.tar.bz2 ... [More] http://sourceforge.net/projects/christine/files/christine/0.6.1/christine-0.6.1.tar.gz Binary Packages Ubuntu: https://launchpad.net/~markuz/+archive/ppa (if you already set the ppa in your apt sources list then wait for the update soon :-)) Windows: http://sourceforge.net/projects/christine/files/christine/0.6.1/Christine-0.6.1.exe [Less]

christine shot for today Originally uploaded by markuz This is how christine looks like today!

christine shot for today Originally uploaded by markuz This is how christine looks like today!

christine shot for today Originally uploaded by markuz This is how christine looks like today!

christine shot for today Originally uploaded by markuz This is how christine looks like today!

Killing in the name of Originally uploaded by markuz Funny title don't you think?

Killing in the name of Originally uploaded by markuz Funny title don't you think?

Killing in the name of Originally uploaded by markuz Funny title don't you think?

Killing in the name of Originally uploaded by markuz Funny title don't you think?

Tonight I have been working on Christine, in the GUI, IMO a media player that work fine should also look good and sometimes GTK just don't fit on that, why? it is because GTK is a general purpose graphical toolkit and everything is general, I wish ... [More] GTK has some more widget options (like more buttons that fit a specific function, like those small rounded with a simple question sign help buttons) Fortunately, you can write your own widgets and make them look as you want. Tonight I have been working on Christine's new buttons, just for the Previous, Play/Pause, Next. Creating custom buttons is not a complicated task, just subclass gtk.Button and connect your button "expose-event" signal to a custom function, remember at the end of this function return "True" in order to stop the signal emition. If you don't do this the gtk.Button will do its task and will redraw the button. As usual, you can check out the source code from the svn [Less]