The current Sailfish UI is maintained as part of gPodder 4 in
gpodder-core, gpodder-ui-qml and gpodder-sailfish. The code
removed here was part of the old, Qt4-based Sailfish Alpha
SDK-based port that was still using PySide and Python 2.
The bug could have caused an empty directory in the current working
directory to be removed if an empty folder of the same name exists in
the download directory.
The unix_get_active_interfaces() function only partially works on
FreeBSD. Wireless interfaces do not have a status of "active", but
rather "associated".
If we don't have "ifconfig" and "ip" assume we're online
(because we can't determine that we're offline), and if
detecting the network connection fails for some reason,
also assume that we're online. This avoid bogus "you're
offline" messages while still giving good feedback to
users who try to check for new episodes while offline.
I've also been hit with this bug on FreeBSD where
iproute2 is not available.
FreeBSD 8.2-STABLE i386
I wrote a little patch to make gpodder work on FreeBSD.
- Add category metadata in every extension
- Show this category in the extension list gui
- Add "mandatory_in" and "disable-in" configuration for an extension
- Add Ubuntu unity check to enable/disable unity specific extensions
- Move "gpodder.win32" and "gpodder.osx" setting to the "gpodder.ui" namespace to be able to use it in the extensions category settings
- Only show metadata information in the right-click dialog of an extension
PPP connections on Linux have state "UNKNOWN", and are
therefore not detected as such. We fix this now by assuming
that all "UNKNOWN" connections are actually working Internet
connections, and filter the loopback interface (which is also
an "UNKNOWN" connection).
Thanks to Sudaraka Wijesinghe for the bug report, initial
patch and testing/feedback.
Detect network connections on Linux (still need to find a way to
implement it for Windows and OS X - on these platforms, this
implementation acts as if the connection is always available).
We might need to use this in more places in the code, but for starters
this should work nicely.
The Linux implementation assumes the "ip" command is available.
After a year of basically no work towards Maemo 5 support,
I consider gPodder 3-on-Maemo 5 something that we won't ever
do, so the remaining codes goes. This also cleans up some
dead code in the Gtk UI that's been sitting there.
If anybody wants to step up and do something about that, be
my guest. If anything, I'd assume that if anything on the N900,
gPodder 3-on-Nemo Mobilemight be feasible, and in that case, it
should be "just like Harmattan" in most ways.
Better flattr integration when offline (bug 1576)
Reset the worker_thread variable when the worker thread is finished (bug 1576)
change the name of the flattr cache database
