Final Release of GScrot v0.60 is available!

Posted by Romario on Sep 25, 2008 in News | 5 comments

Download: https://launchpad.net/~gscrot/+archive Changelog: * added new feature "grab window-section" * added settings-profiles * added new plugin interface * added new plugins -- pdf-export -- negate -- sepia (perl) -- resize * gui redesign -- scaling of main window -- auto-scaling of preview -- new toolbar -- new menu entries -- settings moved to menu * updated...

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0.60 Beta

Posted by Romario on Sep 23, 2008 in News | 0 comments

The first beta version of GScrot 0.60 is available at our Testing-PPA: https://launchpad.net/~gscrot-testing-team/+archive Changelog: * added new feature "grab window-section" * added settings-profiles * added new plugin interface * added new plugins -- pdf-export -- negate -- sepia (perl) -- resize * gui redesign -- scaling of main window -- auto-scaling of preview -- new toolbar -- new menu entries -- settings moved to...

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Under heavy development

Posted by Romario on Sep 13, 2008 in News | 1 comment

Currently GScrot is under heavy development as we are working on the new version with some exciting features. First of all there will be a little bit of GUI redesign so GScrot will behave a lot better when scaling the main window (currently it has a fixed size). There will also be some new menu entries to navigate easily, using shortcuts, from one screenshot in your session to another. The biggest part of development is the new plugin interface. In future we will be able to add new plugins effectively and plugins can use the whole power of...

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Minor Release of GScrot v0.51.1 is available!

Posted by Romario on Sep 6, 2008 in News | 0 comments

* minor changes * added/updated translations * fixed bugs -- 264637

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Next Step: Improve the Drawing Tool

Posted by Romario on Sep 4, 2008 in News | 0 comments

Since first release of GScrot there were a lot of requests targeting the embedded drawing tool. First of all, yes we are going to improve it in the next versions. Currently we are using the GnomeCanvas and there are some limitations (e.g. no dashed lines, no save to pixbuf function) that lead us to make a decision about choosing a new Canvas to build our improved DrawingTool. At the moment i am experimenting with GooCanvas and i am looking forward and it seems to be a good drop-in replacement with all the needed features. Here are some...

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