FreeSpeak 0.3.0 has been released

FreeSpeak is a free (as in freedom, developed and released under the terms of GPL) frontend to online translator engines (such as Google, Yahoo, etc.). It is written in Python, it uses the GTK toolkit and some GNOME infrastructure features.

This is a major enhancemenfts release.



Overview of Changes from FreeSpeak 0.2.0 to FreeSpeak 0.3.0
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* Project is now hosted at BerliOS.de: http://freespeak.berlios.de

* Support for cancellating operations has been added

* Translation suggestions (open-tran) have been added

* A menubar has been added and the toolbar has been cleaned up

* The behavior of language/translation selection has been fixed and improved

* GNOME documentation has been added

* Dependencies in the configuration have been cleaned up

* Support for global keybindings has been added through python-xlib

* An introduction widget for the main window has been created

FreeSpeak gains translation suggestions

Hello,
it hasn't been a long time since FreeSpeak 0.2.0 has been released. One of the TODOs for the next release was to support open-tran, and more over translation suggestions for development.
This is a screenshot of what's been included in the repository today:

From GNOME

FreeSpeak is a GNOME frontend to online translator engines.

FreeSpeak 0.2.0 has been released

Hello,
after some work in these weeks now I have released a new version of FreeSpeak.

FreeSpeak is a free (as in freedom, developed and released under the terms of GPL) frontend to online translator engines (such as Google, Yahoo, etc.). It is written in Python, it uses the GTK toolkit and some GNOME infrastructure features



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It's been rewritten almost from scratch so I think there's no need to post release notes here. Anyway you can always read what changed from the old version released a couple of years ago here.

Notice that the project homepage has been changed. The project has now moved to BerliOS.de.