World of GNOME picked up on our games modernization effort [1] so we have some nice publicity there. (Never mind that they seem to think it's new.) Anyway, some updates: * 11/15 games have an application menu, but none have been added since 3.10. Nibbles, Four-in-a-Row, and Robots still need ported to GtkApplication. (Bryan has already started work on Nibbles.) Sudoku is done in the Vala port. * 9/15 games are using GtkHeaderBar, from zero in 3.10. (The wogue screenshots only show seven games complete because Mario did Quadrapassel and Tali just yesterday.) Klotski is easy pickings, so we I expect at least 10/15 for 3.12. The rest of the games will require a bit more work. There have also been a lot of GTK-side improvements to header bars in 3.12 to make them not suck outside of GNOME [2] like they did in 3.10, so we luckily won't be needing any fallback code for Unity and other desktops. * Most of the games using header bars have had some degree of UI redesign. Mines and Tetravex have seen the most significant changes. Robert did some good work on Iagno, but it's not ready for master quite yet. (I'm hoping to get to that soon.) Chess lost the toolbar that I added for 3.10 and grew a gear menu instead. * Our biggest deficiency right now is new game screens. * Vala ports of Five or More and Sudoku are stalled. Sudoku is reasonably complete, but needs a lot of polish. Happy Friday! [1] http://worldofgnome.org/gnome-games-modernasation/ [2] http://blogs.gnome.org/mclasen/2014/01/13/client-side-decorations-continued/
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