Liferea

Today saw the stable release 1.10.6. It provides two important bug fixes: * Fixes SF #1135: liferea-add-feed doesn't process feed:https// (patch by Kevin Walke) * Fixes SF #1137: crash on startup in enclosure_list_view_load (reported in ... [More] Redhat #1048499, Fedora #214888) Download Liferea 1.10.6 https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/releases/download/v1.10.6/liferea-1.10.6.tar.gz [Less]

Today saw the release of 1.8.16 and 1.10.5. While 1.8.16 provides only a notification fix, 1.10.5 has those bug fixes: * Fixes #1056, #1089, #1098: Honor preferences when opening links (patch by Daniel Seither) * Fixes SF #1096: missing ... [More] installation of liferea.convert file (reported by stqn) * Fixes Redhat #947358: popup notification only for new items (patch by Fabrice Bellet)Changes in Release Notifications Please note that starting now releases will be published on Github and the Sourceforge "News" feed is not in use anymore. Please unsubscribe this feed and subscribe to either the development blog http://lzone.de/liferea Freecode Feed http://freecode.com/projects/liferea/releases.atom GitHub Feed https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/releases or the mailing list [email protected] Download Releases https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/releases/download/v1.8.16/liferea-1.8.16.tar.bz2 https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/releases/download/v1.10.5/liferea-1.10.5.tar.bz2 [Less]

If you are reading this please note that the Sourceforge provided "News" feed won't be used for Liferea anymore. Releases are moved to Github. Please unsubscribe this feed and subscribe to either 1) https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/releases, 2) ... [More] the mailing list [email protected] or 3) the development blog http://lzone.de/liferea instead [Less]

If you are reading this please note that the Sourceforge provided "News" feed won't be used for Liferea anymore. Releases are moved to Github. Please unsubscribe this feed and subscribe to either 1) https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/releases, 2) ... [More] the mailing list [email protected] or 3) the development blog http://lzone.de/liferea instead [Less]

In case you want to self-compile Liferea 1.10 on Fedora and you find it crashing on startup with something like this (liferea:3798): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: Settings schema 'net.sf.liferea' does not contain a key named 'last-node-selected' please run ... [More] /usr/bin/glib-compile-schemas /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas It seems like the schema installation doesn't work properly on Fedora. This was reported and solved by nmdias in ticket SF #1093. [Less]

This is a bugfix release with the following changes. Please upgrade!

This is a bugfix release with the following changes. Please upgrade!

Liferea 1.10.4 was released. This is a bugfix release with the following changes. Please upgrade! * Fixes SF #1123: Mistakenly claims "TinyTinyRSS source is not self-updating" (reported by Dominik Grafenhoher) * Fixes SF #1119: Crash on font ... [More] resize at startup. (reported by David Smith) * Fixes #1117: Selecting last unread item in reduced feed list jumps to next feed (reported by Bruce Guenter) * Updated Arabic translation (Khaled Hosny) [Less]

Here is an example on how to build a GtkStatusIcon using PyGI (Python GObject). The code actually implements a libpeas plugin that could be used with any GTK+ project that allows GI plugins. The tray icon could respond to left clicking by toggling ... [More] the application window like many instant messengers do. On right clicks it presents a menu with the options to toggle the application window or quit the application. from gi.repository import GObject, Peas, PeasGtk, Gtk class TrayiconPlugin (GObject.Object, PeasActivatable): __gtype_name__ = 'TrayiconPlugin' object = GObject.property (type=GObject.Object) def do_activate (self): self.staticon = Gtk.StatusIcon () self.staticon.set_from_stock (Gtk.STOCK_ABOUT) self.staticon.connect ("activate", self.trayicon_activate) self.staticon.connect ("popup_menu", self.trayicon_popup) self.staticon.set_visible (True) def trayicon_activate (self, widget, data = None): print "toggle app window!" def trayicon_quit (self, widget, data = None): print "quit app!" def trayicon_popup (self, widget, button, time, data = None): self.menu = Gtk.Menu () menuitem_toggle = Gtk.MenuItem ("Show / Hide") menuitem_quit = Gtk.MenuItem ("Quit") menuitem_toggle.connect ("activate", self.trayicon_activate) menuitem_quit.connect ("activate", self.trayicon_quit) self.menu.append (menuitem_toggle) self.menu.append (menuitem_quit) self.menu.show_all () self.menu.popup(None, None, lambda w,x: self.staticon.position_menu(self.menu, self.staticon), self.staticon, 3, time) def do_deactivate (self): self.staticon.set_visible (False) del self.staticon [Less]

A few days ago Feedly sent sandbox accounts around to developers that registered to be interested in the API. I intend to try to implement it and if everything works well to request a production API token. Stay tuned! Meanwhile I'm working on adding Tiny Tiny RSS API v1.7.6 based features: subscribing and unsubscribing feeds from within Liferea.