Keleier

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 GNU/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:

Categorization, fix the "Shape" category

Categorization, fix the menu layout

Categorization, display score in expert mode

Guesscount, fix invalid result

Add Indonesian locale

Fix the missing copyright and licence info

Fix a font issue on windows version

Add a new minimal version with software rendering (requires Qt 5.8)

Activities modified to run with software rendering:

crane

categorization

lang

hanoi

tangram

land_safe

click_on_letter

left/right

hexagon

magic_hat

color_mix

color_mix_light

You can find this new version here:

Android:

The new version is available in the Android store

Windows:

Windows 32bit or Windows 64bit version

Windows (light version - No OpenGL):

Windows 32bit - No OpenGL or Windows 64bit - No OpenGL version

Linux:

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

Source code

md5sums :

For all downloads: md5sums

GPG verification :

The source tarball, the windows and the GNU/Linux installers are signed. You can retrieve the public key over https here: 0x63d7264c05687d7e.asc.

Thank you all,
Timothée & Johnny