Screenlets 0.0.9 rilasciate! 2 August, 2007
Qualche giorno fa è uscita una nuova versione delle screenlets, la dashboard per il nostro pinguino, utilizzante cairo e le immagini vettoriali (cosa che noi gnommari facciamo già 
non abbiamo bisogno di plasma LOL). Link al thread sul forum di Compiz
ChangeLog
0.0.9:
- new tabbed layout in Properties-dialog (e.g. new Themes-tab)
- improved MailCheck (now uses keyring to store passwords, NOTE: passwords are only stored for the current session yet)
- improved Launcher (now supports drag&drop of menu-entries from Applications-menu)
- improved CPUMeter (including new theme)
- improved Notes (far better, yet still buggy, keyhandling)
- new “protected”-options (not accessible through dbus)
- faster startup and resizing (hopefully)
- improved theme-system, most themes can now be created from _either_ PNG _or_ SVG images (except the Clock), I hope to see some more themes now Wink
- many more details in changelog …
0.0.8:
- new session-system: screenlets are now intended to be launched separately and support multiple sessions (the screenlets-daemmon is still supported to ensure backwards compatibility with third-party screenlets, but shouldn’t be used anymore and will get removed sooner or later)
- screenlets not run within one process anymore, each screenlet-type has its own process and automatically handles multiple instances within that process
- all screenlets now have own dbus-services and can easily interact with other applications and/or offer custom services (like org.screenlets.Clock or org.screenlets.Notes), this offers very amazing possibilites for the developer
- new PicframeScreenlet, FlowerScreenlet and StorageScreenlet (some of them still quite unfinished)
- added drag&drop support to baseclass and some of the screenlets (Picframe can receive images through drag&drop, Notes can receive text, …)
- separated code into several modules
- various bugfixes and optimizations
- … see changelog in package for a full list of changes (there are quite a few
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