Changes

Benjamin and Marco worked together to fix the palette highlighting on tray icons. Many might have wondered for month already why the highlighting when hovering over the device icons was not working right - not it is fixed. Marco fixed as well another palette drawing issue.

Benjamin and Marco worked together to fix the palette highlighting on tray icons. Many might have wondered for month already why the highlighting when hovering over the device icons was not working right - not it is fixed. Marco fixed as well another palette drawing issue.

Simon did add support for wired network devices. When connected to a wired network the icon will show up in the devices frame. Network Manager supports multiple active devices to ensure that you always have connectivity, try it out and connect your wireless and wired device.

Simon added support for wired network devices. When connected to a wired network the icon will show up in the devices frame. Network Manager supports multiple active devices to ensure that you always have connectivity, try it out and connect your wireless and wired device.

Daniel brought read back with a rebase of sugar-evince and fearless Walter can not stop coding and brought us a new version of turtleart with image caching. Morgan updated Chat to follow the API and fixed a possible crasher.  

Daniel brought Read back with a rebase of sugar-evince and incredible Walter could not stop coding and brought us a new version of turtleart with image caching. Morgan updated Chat to follow the API and fixed a possible crasher.  

Kushal is working hard to make the Jukebox activity our default media playback, he added object picker support, that when you open read directly prompts you with a dialoge to choose a file you want to play.

Kushal is working hard to make the Jukebox activity our default media playback, he added object picker support, so that when you open read directly prompts you with a dialoge to choose a file you want to play.

We want to finish this announcement with the first release of [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/sugar-devel/2008-December/010440.html Etoys 4.0]. The major version jump signifies the end of their two-year relicensing effort. Now we are looking forward to see etoys packaged for distributions like Fedora that the Sugar users can enjoy that great educational environment there as well. Big Thanks to the Squeak community and Etoys developers!

We want to finish this announcement with the first release of [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/sugar-devel/2008-December/010440.html Etoys 4.0]. The major version jump signifies the end of their two-year relicensing effort. Now we are looking forward to see etoys packaged for distributions like Fedora that the Sugar users can enjoy that great educational environment there as well. Big Thanks to the Squeak community and Etoys developers!