Greetings all,
Tails Clock has evolved quite a bit in the last week, below is a
summary of the current state of the project.
* standardized build system (via autotools)
* Fully supports Gtk2/Gtk3
* Cleaned up Preferences dialog
* Added About dialog
* Added drop-down calendar
* Changed from label to toggle button
* Now resembles official GNOME Clock a lot more
* Tested in Debian Wheezy, Tails
* List of configurable options:
* Timezone (default: UTC)
* Display seconds (default: no)
* Display 12 hour clock (default: yes)
* Display Year (default: no)
* Display Timezone (default: no)
* Display date (default: yes)
* Code pushed to boum.org git repo, branches are as follows:
* master - "stable"
* devel - "unstable"
* devel-debian - packaging attempt (gbp works)
* autotools - feature branch used to implement formal build system
* Code still pushed to github "for now"
* Debian package[1] now signed with my key[2]
* Non-tails-included dependency is still just python-tz
TODO:
* Test locales properly (need help with this! any volunteers?)
* Translations? (used google translate so far for strings)
* Cosmetic / esthetic changes:
* Calendar drop-down has a gap between applet and calendar
* Icons / artwork
* Preferences dialog is very bare-bones looking
* About dialog is even more bare-bones than prefs dialog
General thoughts? Concerns? Addition TODO suggestions? Anyone?
Cheers!
[1]
http://kevin.c.krinke.ca/builds/tailsclock/tailsclock_0.3-1_all.deb
[2]
http://kevin.c.krinke.ca/crypto-keys/ (also in my sig)
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