Dasher 3.2.2

[Matthew Garrett <mjg59 srcf ucam org>]

Dasher 3.2.2, "It's got LASER POWERED FLYING LETTERS that ATTACK THE
MOUSE POINTER with TITANIUM TEETH and it RUNS PROGRAMS and EVERYTHING" 
has been released.

Dasher is a zooming predictive text entry application that uses the
accessibility framework to provide application control functionality,
making it ideal for situations where a keyboard is not usable.

Changes since 3.2.1:

        * Major refactoring of application control. Only the menus of the
        focused application are displayed, along with those of the panel.
        * Won't crash. Ever. Guaranteed. And if it does, it's spi's fault.
        * Blah blah move to GNOME CVS
        * Exciting translation action
        * Windows code has support for editing alphabets again, like it used
        to
        * FreeBSD build fix
        * Slightly more sensible about which menu nodes to show. Should still
        be better.
        * Significantly saner locale handling
        * Initialise speech properly
        * CONFORM TO THE SPELLING PREFERENCES OF OUR US OVERLORDS

Where can I obtain this high-quality piece of software?

http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/dasher/3.2/

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Matthew Garrett | mjg59 srcf ucam org