in the process. (More information on tech-pkg.)
Bump PKGREVISION and BUILDLINK_DEPENDS of all packages using libtool and
installing .la files.
Bump PKGREVISION (only) of all packages depending directly on the above
via a buildlink3 include.
* Fixed broken .m4 macro (bugzilla 152086)
* Fixes for bug #144435, #147633, #142831, and #150260.
Non-XKB compose keyboards are working better now with
word completion, and at login with a working 'Menus' key.
* Much improved table handling: many table and list items
that were previously 'inert' when activated from GOK now
work correctly. (#117567, #129450)
* GOK now allows direct interaction with the gtk+-2.4 file selector.
(#136065).
* Fixed a regression in the Settings dialog
when used with HighContrastInverse themes. (#138683)
* Fixed modifier/shift behavior in "alphabetic" keyboards that
aren't created from the XKB keyboard description.
* Improved support for Mozilla-1.6. (This will be visible to end-users
when mozilla changes are pushed out to the main 1.6 tree)
(#135314)
* build fixes: #136732 (parallel make), #139495 (improper use of FORCE
in schemas).
* other bugfixes: #133545,
* languages: gu (Guntupalli Karunakar)
bn (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
hu (Andras Timar)
[This is the gnome-2.6.0 release of GOK.]
What's new in GOK 0.10.0 ?
* Fix for #136756, which could interfere with dwell selection
settings.
* languages:
Punjabi (Guntupalli Karunakar)
en_GB (Gareth Owen)
[This is the gnome-2.6 RC1 release of GOK.]
What's new in GOK 0.9.11 ?
* Fix for double-unref bug (#136764) that could cause crashes if
an accessible selection or action failed.
* Fix for bug #136509, which restores visual
indication of shift state to
hand-crafted alphanumeric keyboards.
* Much improved support for panel applets. [bug #129609]
* Fixed support for 'Text Manipulation' keyboard [bug #136326]
* Update UI-Grab when hypertext or scrollbar content changes. [bug
#135635]
* Build fixes for source and docs.
* Build updated to use automake-1.7 [bug #134954]
* Fixes for improper memory references detected with valgrind.
* Updated translations:
MÉtin Æmirov (az)
Christian Neumair (de)
Nikos Charonitakis (el)
* translations 100% complete:
az, cs, da, de, en_CA, es, ja, ko, nl, no, pl, pt, sq, sr,
sr@Latn, sv.
* translations 90 - 99% complete:
el, hr, lt, mn.
* translations 80 - 90% complete:
ar, be, ca, cy, fr, ms, pt_BR, sl, vi, zh_CN.
* Thanks to all translators in the gok-0.9 series:
Arafat Medini (ar)
MÉtin Æmirov (az)
Miloslav Trmac (cs)
Ole Laursen (da)
Christian Neumair (de)
Nikos Charonitakis (el)
Adam Weinberger (en_CA)
Francisco Javier F. Serrador (es)
Christophe Merlet (RedFox) (fr)
Alastair McKinstry (ga)
G Karunakar (hi)
"Last-Translator: auto\n" (hr)
Takeshi AIHANA (ja)
Changwoo Ryu (ko)
Tomas Kuliavas (lt)
Sanlig Badral (mn)
Hasbullah Bin Pit (ms)
Tino Meinen (nl)
Sigurd Gartmann (no)
GNOME PL Team (pl)
Duarte Loret (pt)
Marcel Telka (sk)
Laurent Dhima (sq)
Ðанило Шеган (sr) [sorry Danilo Segan ;-)]
Christian Rose (sv)
Burçin Dönmez (tr)
What's new in GOK 0.9.9 ?
* Fixed regression in toolbar items; they should be actionable now.
* Restart on SEGV
* Fixed 'Full Credits' link in Gok-About
* Improve treatment of combo-boxes (aka GtkOptionMenus), to
expose the editable text entry if available.
* Fixed word-completion when shift modifiers are used.
(bug #13439).
* Fixed intermittent "double key activation" problem when using
corepointer with Direct Selection (bug #134218).
* Worked around an infinite-loop problem when using nautilus with gok.
(bug #134631)
* Fix for bug #135833.
What's new in GOK 0.9.8 ?
* Fixed bug #133999 - DOCK mode now fills the screen width correctly.
* fix for bug #134726, which could cause a SEGV with
OpenOffice and some other apps.
* fix for bug #133504, which restores proper functioning of
gok's DOCK mode when using FILL/expand.
* en_CA added to ALL_LINGUAS (Christian Rose)
* two new strings marked for
translation (Kjartan Marass)
What's new in GOK 0.9.7 ?
* redist to fix missing GNOME_Gok.server.in.in (somehow lost
in previous dist).
* better word completion support for non-latin languages
* word-completion support for deadkeys.
* removed C99-isms, build cleanly with -ansi and -Werror.
* bugfixes for: #133999, 133992, #134040, #109403, #134103,
#134147, #126437.
* translations 99 - 100% complete:
az, cs, de, el, es, ko, nl, no, pl, sq, sr, sr@Latn.
* translations 90 - 98% complete:
hr, lt, mn, sv.
What's new in GOK 0.9.6/0.9.5 ?
* Keep GOK onscreen even when 'show desktop' button is activated.
* Substantial preformance re-work of GOK's 'UI Grab' and advanced
UI query features. Produces 10x speedup with some apps.
* Better support for comboboxes and list boxes; also better support for
interacting with the desktop and context menus.
Some support for valuators (user can focus them via gok).
* More consistent tracking of focus and active application window.
* Better support for UI Grab on GOK's own Settings dialog.
* Marked settings UI elements for translation.
* Support for multi-group keyboards; GOK now works
with the gkb/gswitchit and the GNOME Keyboard Indicator.
* Deadkey labels are much improved.
* (temporary?) workaround for bug #109403; GOK can be used
better with pixmap themes, but no longer tracks changes to
the user theme in its own settings dialog.
* Lots of bugfixes: 125931, 131426, 117072, 123479, 132094,
132104, 132292, 132775, 133296, 133484, 126437, 121907, more.
new languages:
* ga (Irish): Aliastair McKinstry
substantially complete translations:
* az, cs, de, el, es, hr, ko, lt, mn, nl, no, pl, sq, sr, sr@Latn, sv.
What's new in GOK 0.9.5?
* Mostly bug fixes.
* Added UI for specification of an extra word list
* Note dependancy updated: gtk+ 2.3.1
* Sticky keys are now set more consistently (Thanks Muktha
<muktha.narayan@wipro.com>)
Bugfixes: #126727, #127296, #127397, #128934, #126298, #127966,
#128438, #127053, #128692, #129972, #129629, #130807, #106978
New Translations:
* ar (Arafat Medini), hr (Robert Sedak), lt (Tomas Kuliavas)
What's new in GOK 0.9.4
* Improved display for non-US compose keyboards.
* Improved gok_keyboard_about
* Deals better with UI components having the same/similar names
* New access method: single-key sequential scanning.
* Automatically searches for dynamic GOK keyboards matching the current
locale, and uses localized GOK keyboards if available.
* Bugfixes: #128966, #126298, #126299, #128117, #128185,
#127398, #126722, #127053, #126814, #126815 (partial).
What's new in GOK 0.9.3
* Lots of Internationalization improvements:
-> Merged the gok_i18n branch into HEAD.
-> GOK Keyboards are now marked for translation.
-> Improved support for compose-key sequences.
-> Can support matching more than one modifier at once,
useful for international keyboards with multiple glyphs per
keycap.
-> More strings marked for translation.
* Efficiency improvements.
* Fix for building without XInput.
* Prevent GOK from occluding itself with its dialogs.
* GOK can now present buttons for 'nameless' UI elements e.g. those
with only icons and not text labels.
* GOK now reacts to state-changes in UI elements which it is presenting
in a UI-Grab keyboard.
* We now require intltool 0.27.3 to build GOK.
* Fixes for 125156, 121445, 107211, 108137, 107857, 122109, 117049,
125319, and more.
What's new in GOK 0.9.1
* New strings marked for translation
* Improvements to internationalization:
-> GOK word completion is now UTF-capable
-> GOK can use a system or user word-list, in UTF8 or ISO-latin.
-> More than one modifier can be matched
* User can specify an additional dictionary/wordlist file, for instance
a wordlist from ispell, via gconf. (There's no UI for this in GOK yet).
The GNOME On-Screen Keyboard (GOK) is an accessability interface
that gives you control of your system without needing a keyboard.
The GOK makes available a hierarchical button system that enables
keyboardless entry of common accelerators, and contains a
clickable keyboard that sports suggested autocompletion of many
common words, and even some commands. The GOK will provide an
alternative interface to common commands and functions within
applications that utilize the AT SPI.
The GOK is is designed to be usable by many alternative input
methods, i.e. not a common keyboard and mouse combination.
