Published on Wed 06 July 2016
What that means is you can now install pygobject as you would any other module, with pip, in the comfort of your virtual environment:
$ pip install git+https://git.gnome.org/browse/pygobject
Or, once it's been released (around mid-september):
$ pip install https://download.gnome.org/sources …Published on Thu 30 June 2016
Edit on 2016-09-13: I have changed things a bit and this article is now obsolete.
I recently wrote about having made an XDG App build of Blender.
Since then, XDG App got renamed to Flatpak.
As the command-line tool was also renamed, I figured I'd write a new post with …
Published on Mon 25 April 2016
Note: This article is now obsolete, see my updated article about Blender and Flatpak.
For a while now, I've been wanting to play with XDG App.
And regularly, I was reading people on IRC saying that someone should make an XDG App bundle for Blender.
So I figured I'd have …
Published on Thu 14 April 2016
Some time ago, Alexandre told me about this really cool application he uses to slow down music in order to transcribe it: Play it Slowly.
Since it's not in Fedora, I figured I'd package it quickly in a Copr, so he wouldn't need to install it manually.
And then I …
Published on Tue 23 December 2014
GNOME Builder is under heavy development. This usually implies that such an application might require very new versions of its dependencies.
Upstream recently bumped their dependencies, and now require things that are only in Rawhide.
I have no intention to provide development builds of Gtk3 (among other things) in a …
Published on Fri 06 June 2014
I just came back from the Bodhi 2 FAD in Denver.
I flew from Paris on Saturday 31st morning. Luke, Kevin, Ricky and I started hacking on Sunday morning, the other participants arriving during the day.
The first two days, I started with many small things, as a warm up …
Published on Wed 07 May 2014
I've been experimenting with gom, the GObject datamapper recently.
With a lot of help from Bastien Nocera, I eventually managed to get started using it as an experiment for one of my projects.
I have to say I'm quite impressed. Sure, writing GObject code is super verbose, but then managing …
Published on Fri 25 April 2014
It's been a few months since our last releases, and we have made a few bug fixes andimprovements since then.
These are once more minor releases, preserving the API/ABI and without disruptive user-visible changes, so they should be really safe to update to even in stable distros.
Fedora packages …
Published on Sun 02 February 2014
We made our first round of major releases on Christmas day, and since then, a few issues were found, and some were fixed.
So on this second day of the new year of the horse, here comes a new round.
Today, we release libcangjie 1.1, pycangjie 1.1 and …
Published on Wed 25 December 2013
About a year and a half ago now, we set out to fix what seemed to us like the one critical issue which was preventing broad adoption of Free Software in Hong Kong: the lack of a good Cangjie/Quick input method for IBus.
And today, at the foot of …