F-Spot 0.0.6 "Board"



I am pleased to announce that F-Spot 0.0.6 "Board" is now available for
immediate download from GNOME mirror sites.  F-Spot is a digital photo
management application written for the mono runtime using C#.  For more
information see the project website at 

http://www.gnome.org/projects/f-spot/

Download 0.0.6:

http://ftp.gnome.org/Public/GNOME/sources/f-spot/0.0/f-spot-0.0.6.tar.bz2


About:

F-Fpot 0.0.6 is a quick bug fix release intended to remove several bugs
discovered immediately after the 0.0.5 release.  Since the releases
follow each other so closely this message also serves as an announcement
of F-Spot 0.0.5

New in this release:

- Fixed Image notification error when the requested image
  does not exist.
- Fixed slide show bug where frames failed to advance.
- Fixed bug in adding tags to untagged images.
- Fixed bug in rotation speed-up logic.
- Fixed exception in Icon editing.

New in f-spot 0.0.5 - Dart

- Much faster image loading and switching.
- Much faster orientation loading.  The rotation and flipping code has
  been optimized and tested.
- Smoother Scrolling in Icon view.
- Basic CD export capability with nautilus-cd-burner.
- Basic gnome-vfs export.  There are still some problems with
  destinations that require auth, but the building blocks are there.
- New UI. Menus, toolbar and color scheme have been updated.
- Improved color adjustment ui.  The adjusted colors can now viewed
  in the main ui.
- Improved thumnbnail generation.
- We now check for duplicate images on import.
- Move back to gtk-sharp 1.0.  Using 1.9 was too big of a step forward
  for many people so we once again use gtk-sharp 1.0.x
- Many bugs fixed.
- Many features added.

Reporting bugs

If you have problems with F-Spot 0.0.6 please help us by reporting the
problems in bugzilla at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/ Feature requests can
also also welcome in buzilla.

More Information

For more information please see the project website at
http://www.gnome.org/projects/f-spot/

Acknowledgements

F-Spot is the work of many people including but by no means limited to
the following:

Ettore Parazzoli, Lawrence Ewing, Laurence Hygate, MOREAU vincent, Jon
Trowbridge, Nat Friedman, Lee Willis, Miguel de Icaza, Valadmir
Vukicevic, Joe Shaw, Tambet Ingo, Peter Johanson, Grahm Orr, Ewen
Cheslack-Postava, Patajali Somayaji, Matt Jones, Martin Willemoes
Hansen, Gabriel Burt.

Thanks to one and all.

--Larry




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