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Hallo,
wir freuen uns, die Veröffentlichung der Version 0.96 von GCompris bekannt zu geben.
Diese neue Version beinhaltet aktualisierte Übersetzungen für verschiedene Sprachen und ein paar Fehlerkorrekturen.
Übersetzungen, die eine große Aktualisierung erhalten haben:
Dies bedeutet, dass wir nun 19 Sprachen voll unterstützen: Britisches Englisch, Brasilianisches Portugiesisch, Bretonisch, Katalanisch, Katalanisch (Valencian), Traditionelles Chinesisch, Niederländisch, Französisch, Galicisch, Griechisch, Ungarisch, Indonesisch, Italienisch, Malayalam, Polnisch, Portugiesisch, Rumänisch, Schwedisch, Ukrainisch.
We still have 15 partially supported languages: Basque (78%), Belarusian (68%), Chinese Simplified (69%), Estonian (62%), Finnisch (90%), German (84%), Hindi (76%), Irish Gaelic (82%), Norwegisches Nynorsk (97%), Russian (77%), Scottish Gaelic (70%), Slovak (62%), Slovenian (56%), Spanish (93%), Turkish (73%).
Wir haben für diese Veröffentlichung wieder entschieden, die Übersetzungen, die unter 80% gefallen sind, aufzubewahren. Es wäre schade, wenn 10 Sprachen aus der Applikation gesperrt werden müssten, aber wenn niemand die folgenden Sprachen übersetzt, werden sie in der nächsten Veröffentlichung deaktiviert: Baskisch, Weißrussisch, Vereinfachtes Chinesisch, Estnisch, Hindi, Russisch, Schottisch-Gälisch, Slowakisch, Slowenisch, Türkisch.
Für die Windows-Version haben wir einen neuen Eintrag namens GCompris (Safe Mode) im Startmenü hinzugefügt, um im Software-Rendering-Modus zu starten. Dies war nötig, da die Auto-Erkennung der OpenGL-Unterstützung nicht zuverlässig war. Nun können Nutzer einfach zwischen OpenGL und Software-Rendering auswählen, ohne die Konfigurationsdatei zu ändern.
Bekannte Probleme:
Eine Nebenbemerkung an Ersteller von GNU/Linux-Distributionen, diese neue Version benötigt nun OpenSSL, um Stimmen und zusätzliche Bilder herunterladen zu können.
Wie immer können Sie diese neue Version von unserer Herunterladen-Seite erhalten. Sie wird ebenso zeitnah im Android und Windows Store verfügbar sein.
Dank an alle,
Timothée & Johnny
Hi,
Good news for Mac users: we finally have a new version of GCompris for OSX !
The last version of GCompris for OSX was 0.52 from 3 years ago. Since then, no one in the team could update it because of the lack of hardware. Thanks to Boudewijn from the Krita Foundation, we have now a little mac mini, old but good enough to build our packages. It took me several days of dedicated work to learn this new platform and update the build system to produce a distributable package.
This package was built and tested on OSX 10.13. If you can try it on a different OSX version, please let us know if it works.
The .dmg installer is available on the download page.
This time we decided to stop distributing it from the app-store. About the iOS version, it will take some more time before I can look at it, and we still don't have any device to test.
Notes: this package is based on GCompris version 0.95. It is built with the latest version of Qt (5.12.0) which introduced some regressions. We fixed all of those issues, but some of those fixes are only in the development version for now. A few activities are broken (checkers, braille, braille_alphabet, algorithm), but we will make a new release next month that will also address those little issues.
Thank you all,
Timothée - GCompris team
Hi,
We are pleased to announce the release of GCompris version 0.95.
This new version contains 7 new activities:
You can find packages of this new version for Linux and Windows on the download page. This update will also be available in a few days on the Android and Windows store. For Raspberry Pi, we'll provide an installer in the beginning of 2019. The updated versions for MacOS and iOS are still not available, we hope to be able to release those during next year.
On the translation side, we have 15 languages fully supported: British English, Catalan, Catalan (Valencian), Chinese Traditional, Dutch, French, Galician, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Malayalam, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Ukrainian.
We also have 19 languages partially supported: Basque (78%), Belarusian (69%), Brazilian Portuguese (74%), Breton (54%), Chinese Simplified (69%), Estonian (63%), Finnish (61%), German (86%), Hindi (77%), Indonesian (84%), Irish Gaelic (82%), Norwegian Nynorsk (89%), Russian (74%), Scottish Gaelic (71%), Slovak (62%), Slovenian (57%), Spanish (95%), Polish (94%), Turkish (74%).
Usually we only ship translations that are at least 80% complete. However for this release, several translations dropped below 80%. We decided to keep them exceptionally for this release, and hope to see former or new translators complete those translations. If we get updates or new translations, we will make a release update for those.
So if your language is in the partially supported list, or is not yet supported at all, and you want to help, please contact us and we will give you instructions to get started translating.
Another way to help is to write some posts in your community about GCompris, and don't hesitate to give us feedbacks.
Notes:
Thank you all,
Timothée & Johnny
Hi,
Here is GCompris 0.91, a new bugfix release to correct some issues in previous version and improve a few things.
Every GNU/Linux distribution shipping 0.90 should update to 0.91.
With 68 commits since last release, the full changelog is too long for this post. But here is a list to summarize the changes.
Activities:
Other changes:
You can find this new version on the download page, and soon in the Play store and Windows store.
On the translation side, we have 16 languages fully supported:
British English,
Catalan,
Catalan (Valencian),
Chinese Traditional,
Dutch,
French,
Greek,
Indonesian,
Irish Gaelic,
Italian,
Polish,
Portuguese,
Romanian,
Spanish,
Swedish,
Ukrainian.
We also have 15 languages partially supported:
Norwegian Nynorsk (97%),
Hindi (96%),
Turkish (90%),
Scottish Gaelic (86%),
Galician (86%),
Brazilian Portuguese (84%),
Belarusian (84%),
German (81%),
Chinese Simplified (79%),
Russian (78%),
Estonian (77%),
Slovak (76%),
Finnish (76%),
Slovenian (69%),
Breton (65%).
If you want to help completing one of these translations or adding a new one, please contact us.
Else you can still help by making some posts in your community about GCompris and don't hesitate to give feedbacks.
Thank you all,
Timothée & Johnny
Hi,
We are happy to bring you GCompris 0.90.
This new version contains 8 new activities:
We always have new features, content and bug fixes:
You can find this new version on the download page.
On the translation side, we have 14 languages fully supported: British English, Catalan, Catalan (Valencian), Chinese Traditional , Dutch, French, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian;
And some partially supported: Belarusian (87%), Brazilian Portuguese (87%), Breton (65%), Chinese Simplified (80%), Estonian (79%), Finnish (78%), Galician(87%), German (83%), Hindi (86%), Irish Gaelic (99%), Norwegian Nynorsk (86%), Russian (80%), Slovak (76%), Slovenian (70%), Polish (99%), Turkish (93%).
If you want to help, please make some posts in your community about GCompris and don't hesitate to give feedbacks.
Thank you all,
Timothée & Johnny
As the title says, you can now buy the full version of GCompris for Windows 10 from the Windows Store.
This is a good way to make it more visible and easy to find for new users. Also, if you buy GCompris from the Windows Store, you get automatic updates, you can install it easily on all your Windows systems, and it will run in a sandbox.
Spread the word !
If you prefer to not use the store, or if you only want the free demo version, you can still download it from our Download page, and buy the activation code to unlock all the activities. The store is just one more way to distribute GCompris, and to provide some income to support the project.
As usual, the full version is free on Free-Software operating systems like GNU/Linux, but for proprietary operating systems like Windows, the full version has a cost. Of course, the source code of GCompris is and will always be under a Free-Software license.
Note: the package on the store contains the version using the software renderer instead of OpenGL, since it's the only way we have for now to make sure it will work on any computer. If you really want the version using OpenGL, get it from our Download page.
We are very happy to bring you GCompris 0.81, this time on Raspberry Pi.
This version for Raspberry Pi was made possible thanks to the new "light" mode that we've been working on (read the previous post to learn more about this new rendering mode).
It was built and tested on Raspberry Pi 3, where it works good. Since it was not tested a lot yet, this first package is considered beta. Please report any issue you may experience with it. If you can try it on a Pi 2, please let us know the result. It was also not tested on Pi 1, but those probably don't have enough cpu and/or ram to run it.
The installer is on the Download page with all instructions needed to use it.
Thank you all,
Timothée & Johnny
We are happy to bring you GCompris 0.81.
This is a bugfix release to correct some issues in previous version. All GNU/Linux distributions shipping 0.80 should update to 0.81.
Also, we introduce a new "light" version that doesn't require OpenGL to run. This means that it should work on any computer. We provide some special windows packages using this option, and also the standalone installer for Linux 32bit is using this option. In this light version, the transparency gradient on the menu is gone, and we had to adapt a dozen of activities that will look a little different in this mode, but should still be usable.
We also added a new Download page on the website, with instructions for each operating system.
Last but not least, we now have translation for Indonesian, thanks to some very nice contributors who organised a sprint in Indonesia to work on it.
The most important changes in this version are:
Activities modified to run with software rendering:
You can find this new version here:
The new version is available in the Android store
Windows 32bit or Windows 64bit version
Windows 32bit - No OpenGL or Windows 64bit - No OpenGL version
If your distribution doesn't provide an updated package, use one of those standalone installers. They must be launched from command line, after adding executable permission on the file. Check the Download page for more info.
Linux 32bit or Linux 64bit version
For all downloads: md5sums
Thank you all,
Timothée & Johnny