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LibreOffice 3.4 released, improves application appearance in Linux
LibreOffice 3.4, the ‘second major release’ of the free office suite from The Document Foundation, has been released this afternoon.
Ubuntu Tweak update makes purging PPAs easier
A new bug fix release of Ubuntu Tweak that offers more dependable purging of PPAs has been released.
Desktop YouTube app ‘Minitube’ sees bug fix release
Minitube – the impressive HD-capable and Adobe Flash-free desktop YouTube player for Windows, Mac and Linux – has seen a new ‘bug fix’ release this morning.
Banshee 2.0 released; new features, bug fixes and more
Banshee 2.0 has just been released, bringing with it numerous new features such as user interface improvements, album/artist track actions, sound menu and Ubuntu One Music store extensions and more.
Those that have been keeping up with the development of Banshee unstable probably won’t notice many new features, but if you’re upgrading from the last stable version (1.8) it’s sure to be a vast improvement.
KDE Twitter app Choqok 1.1 released; how to download
An update to Qt Twitter client ‘Choqok’ is now available for download.
Now on version 1.1, the release contains a new translator plugin; a timeline filter to make reading tweets in your stream from a specific person or topic easier and a new option to hide the menu bar.
Minor update pushed out for thought-taking app ‘The Board’
A minor update to Lucas Rocha’s note-space application ‘The Board’ has been pushed out to early testers.
Shotwell 0.9 released with new search bar, tiff support and more
Photo management application ‘Shotwell’ has hit version 0.9 this morning. New features added include support for .tiff images, a new search bar and the ability to edit multiple photo titles at the same time.
Installation details for Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10 users, along with some pretty screenshots, are inside.
Postler update adds docky badge, port options and more
The first update of refined desktop mail application Postler is now available to download.
Media converter HandBrake sees new release
A new version of open-source, multiplatform video converter ‘HandBrake’ has been made available for download.
Latest Ubuntu Tweak stuffed full of new features
Feeling full after xmas? Me too. Time for a post-gluttonous recap on a apps which sneaked out new releases whilst the rest of us where noshing down stodgy cake and irrepressible amounts of mince pies…
First up: Ubuntu Tweak.
Banshee 1.9.1 upgrades Ubuntu extensions, adds subtitle support
A new development release of soon-to-be Ubuntu’s default music player Banshee was released a few days back, bringing with it subtitle support and improvements to the podcast view as well as a tonne of bugfixes.
Read on for more information.
Wine 1.3.9 brings beginnings of ActiveX support
Another week and another Wine development release.
What has version 1.3.9 spilt out over the tablecloth we call the desktop?
DJ software mixxx updates, adds Beta build
Open-source Live DJ software Mixxx, developed by a community of DJ’s, saw the first beta release in its 1.9.0 cycle released alongside an update to version 1.8.x.
Do launcher says “I ain’t dead”, sees first new release in a year
“It lives!” cries the release announcement and by jove I suspect many will be surprised to hear that the original launcher app ‘Do’ (formally known as GNOME Do) has been updated this week.