Contrast checks whether the contrast between two colors meet the WCAG requirements.

Contrast

Stylesheet fixesTranslations updates

Simple application for generating Two-Factor Authentication Codes.Features:<ul><li>Time-based/Counter-based/Steam methods support</li><li>SHA-1/SHA-256/SHA-512 algorithms support</li><li>QR code scanner using a camera or from a screenshot</li><li>Lock the application with a password</li><li>Beautiful UI</li><li>GNOME Shell search provider</li><li>Backup/Restore from/into known applications like FreeOTP+, Aegis (encrypted / plain-text), andOTP, Google Authenticator</li></ul>

Authenticator

<ul><li>Properly unlock the keyring</li><li>Translations updates</li></ul>

<ul><li>Unlock the keyring as early as possible</li><li>Fix an issue with decoding longer tokens like Amazon</li><li>Translations updates</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix an issue with token validation</li></ul>

<ul><li>Rewrite in Rust</li><li>HOTP/Steam support</li><li>Scanning from a camera stream support</li><li>Backup/Restore from FreeOTP+</li><li>Backup/Restore from andOTP</li></ul>

<ul><li>Use the new libhandy Settings widget</li><li>Settings: add an auto lock timeout</li><li>Various fixes</li><li>Translations updates</li></ul>

HOTFIX: if you had an issue with your accounts being lost after the latest update, please update to this one.<ul><li>Database migrations: ensure users won't lose their data in the future</li><li>Fix edit account issue</li><li>Improve the provider image widget</li><li>Translations updates</li></ul>

Authenticator 3.32 is out! Here's an overview of what changed Please backup your accounts before updating to the latest version and restore the data after update.<ul><li>New settings window</li><li>Download provider images using their favicon if possible</li><li>Night Light feature: not working yet!</li><li>The possibility to enable/disable a password without having to reset everything</li><li>You can now add new providers and set images for providers that we didn't find an icon for</li><li>Mobile ready</li><li>New icon by Tobias Bernard</li><li>Click to copy the PIN on GNOME Shell Search provider results</li><li>Hide the results from Shell Search Provider if the application is locked</li><li>Bunch of fixed bugs</li></ul>

Since I have moved the application to GNOME Gitlab's World group, a Flatpak build for each new commit is available to download from the site's website.<ul><li>Backup and restore from a basic JSON file</li><li>Backup and restore from an encrypted-GPG JSON file</li><li>Add andOTP support (free and open Android 2FA application)</li><li>New Settings window with 3 sections: appearance, behavior and backup</li><li>Fix Flatpak Build with the latest GNOME Runtime</li><li>Move the project to GNOME Gitlab's World group</li></ul>

<ul><li>GNOME Shell Search provider</li><li>Codes expire simultaneously #91</li></ul>

<ul><li>Revamped main window to more closely follow the GNOME HIG</li><li>Revamped add a new account window to make it easier to use</li><li>Possibility to add an account from a provider not listed in the shipped database</li><li>Possibility to edit an account</li><li>One Time Password now visible by default</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix python-dbus by using GDbus instead</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix the QRScanner on GNOME Shell</li><li>Add a new entry for the account's username</li><li>Updated database of supported accounts</li></ul>

<ul><li>HOTFIX: App not running in DE other than GNOME</li></ul>

<ul><li>Rename project to Authenticator</li><li>Cleaner code base</li><li>Faster startup</li><li>Remove unneeded features</li><li>Switch to pyzbar instead of zbarlight</li><li>Flatpak package</li></ul>

Fancy yet simple QR Codes scanner and generator.Features:<ul><li>QR Code generation</li><li>Scanning with a camera</li><li>Scanning from a screenshot</li><li>Parses and displays QR code content when possible</li></ul>

Decoder

QR Codes are now black-on-white for compatibilityScanned codes are automatically saved in historyAllow to copy the contents of saved QR codesDisplay contents of scanned codesBug fixes

<ul><li>Decoder now uses the Freedesktop Camera portal</li><li>Use the latest versions of libadwaita and GTK</li><li>Use async portals with ASHPD</li></ul>

<ul><li>First release of Decoder!</li></ul>

Obfuscate lets you redact your private information from any image.

Obfuscate

<ul><li>Fix a crash on open file dialog</li></ul>

<ul><li>Default to the filled rectangle tool</li><li>Add a warning when the blur tool is used</li><li>Default to Pictures directory</li><li>Translations updates &amp; bugfixes</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix opening files from a file manager</li><li>Align image position to pixel grid</li><li>Other bugfixes and improvements</li></ul>

<ul><li>Port to GTK 4</li><li>Allow opening files from the file manager</li><li>Simple zooming and panning</li></ul>

Bug fixes release<ul><li>Fix filter toggle</li><li>Fix dropping in an image crashing the app</li><li>Translations updates</li></ul>

Find the right icon to use on your GNOME application.

Icon Library

Port to GTK 4New and updated iconsTranslations updates

New and updated iconsTranslations updates

Include a basic documentation on how to include the icons in your applicationSplit between shipped icons and system onesUpdate the icons.Translations updates

Code cleanupUpdate the icons.Translations updates

Update the icons.Translations updates

Fix icons colors on GNOME Search results.Remove duplicated icons.

Add GNOME Search Provider support.Translations updates.

Symbolic Preview is a utility that helps you create, preview and export your symbolic icons easily.

Symbolic Preview

Port to GTK 4<ul><li>Handle RTL icons</li><li>Don't block UI when loading the icons</li></ul>

New release of Symbolic Preview!<ul><li>Batch export</li><li>icons-dev-kit detection fixes</li><li>Bugfixes &amp; translations updates</li></ul>

Read It Later, is a simple Wallabag client. It has the basic features to manage your articles<ul><li>Add new articles</li><li>Archive an article</li><li>Delete an article</li><li>Favorite an article</li></ul>It also comes with a nice on eyes reader mode that supports code syntax highlighting and a dark mode

Read It Later

<ul><li>Unlock the keyring instead of crashing</li><li>Fix crash in headers parsing</li><li>Other minor fixes</li></ul>

Demo that shows the capabilities of the ASHPD crate.

ASHPD Demo

Banner Viewer allows distributors to view and edit GNOME Software banners.

Banner Viewer

GIMP is an acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed program for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring.It has many capabilities. It can be used as a simple paint program, an expert quality photo retouching program, an online batch processing system, a mass production image renderer, an image format converter, etc.GIMP is expandable and extensible. It is designed to be augmented with plug-ins and extensions to do just about anything. The advanced scripting interface allows everything from the simplest task to the most complex image manipulation procedures to be easily scripted. GIMP is available for Linux, Microsoft Windows and OS X.

GNU Image Manipulation Program

GIMP continues strengthening its bases with this new version 2.10.32 fixing many bugs and improving format support. Notable changes:<ul><li>8 and 16-bit CMYK(A) TIFF files import is now supported</li><li>BIGTIFF import and export are now supported</li><li>JPEG XL files import is now supported</li><li>DDS export has new "Flip" (useful for some game engine) and "Visible layers" options</li><li>Other improved format supports: BMP, DICOM, EPS, RAW, TGA, WebP</li><li>The screenshot plug-in on Windows has now an option to capture the cursor</li><li>Several usability improvements in official themes and icons</li><li>New support for localized glyphs ('locl') in Text tool depending on the value of the "Language" tool option</li><li>More robust XCF import</li><li>Several metadata handling improvements</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.30 fixes many bugs, updates backend implementations to follow OS evolutions, improves metadata support as well as support of several formats, such as PSD and AVIF.

GIMP 2.10.28 fixes a build issue of GIMP 2.10.26, where some theme data was not properly installed.

GIMP 2.10.26 is a bug fix release, containing dozens of fixes, both in core, scripts and plug-in code.

GIMP 2.10.24 is again mostly a bug fix release. Notable changes:<ul><li>GeoTIFF metadata support added</li><li>PDF import now proposes an option to load layers in reverse orders and allows fractional pixel density</li><li>Raw image import updated to handle API changes in darktable 3.6 and over</li><li>File format improved support: HEIF, PSP, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, PDF, DDS, BMP, PSD</li><li>Many fixes and improvements to the metadata viewer and editor</li><li>New Kabyle translation</li><li>Off-canvas point snapping (to grid, guides, paths) made possible</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.22 is mainly a bug fix release. Notable changes:<ul><li>HEIF support improvements: optional exporting with high bit depth, AVIF importing and exporting</li><li>Multiple improvements in Corel PaintShop Pro support</li><li>"Sample merged" now available in GEGL operation tool options</li><li>"Sample merged" is now enabled by default for color picking</li><li>The option enabling OpenCL support has been moved to the Playground tab in Preferences</li><li>Matting Levin is now the default engine of Foreground Select tool as it performs a lot better</li><li>New progressive performance logs and dashboard updates</li><li>Verbose debug now shows Flatpak info when relevant</li><li>Various bug fixes</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.20 comes with new features as well as important bugfixes. Notable changes:<ul><li>Tool groups now expand on hover rather than click by default</li><li>Non-destructive cropping now available by cropping the canvas rather than actual pixels</li><li>Better PSD support: exporting of 16-bit files now available, reading/writing channels in the right order</li><li>On-canvas controls for the Vignette filter</li><li>New filters: Bloom, Focus Blur, Lens Blur, Variable Blur</li><li>Over 30 bugfixes</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.18 fixes some critical bugs, introduces naive support for CMYK PSD files, and adds a higher-contrast variation of the symbolic icon theme.

GIMP 2.10.16 delivers several major usability improvements, a new tool for transformations in 3D space, new release checker, and the usual amount of bug fixes. Notable improvements:<ul><li>Tools are now grouped in the toolbox by default</li><li>Sliders now use a compact style with improved user interaction</li><li>Vastly improved user experience for the transformation preview</li><li>Dockable areas now highlighted when a dockable dialog is being dragged</li><li>New 3D Transform tool to rotate and pan items</li><li>Much smoother brush outline motion on the canvas</li><li>Consolidated user interface for merging down and anchoring layers</li><li>Update check to notify users that a new release/installer is available</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.14 is again mostly a bug fix release, making GIMP rock-solid. Furthermore many old filters got finally ported to GEGL. Of course it also has a few noteworthy improvements:<ul><li>View menu: new "Show All" option to reveal pixels outside the canvas boundary</li><li>Filters: new "Clipping" option to allow layer resize when relevant</li><li>Foreground Select tool: new "Grayscale" Preview Mode</li><li>Foreground Select tool: color/opacity selector for "Color" preview</li><li>Free Select tool: improved copy-paste interaction</li><li>Transform tools: new Image transform type to transform the whole image</li><li>Preferences: new "Allow editing on non-visible layers" setting</li><li>HEIF import/export: color profile support</li><li>PDF export: text layers in layer groups now exported as texts</li><li>TIFF import: now asks how to process unspecified TIFF channels</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.12 is a significant bug fix release, which is to be expected after a 2.10.10 with so many changes! Still, very cool improvements are also available, in particular for curves editing:<ul><li>Improved curves interaction overall</li><li>A few enhancements specific to the Curves tool</li><li>Layer support in TIFF</li><li>Discovery of user-installed fonts in Windows</li><li>Incremental mode in the Dodge/Burn tool</li><li>Free Select tool creates preliminary selection</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.10 is quite a big update with many new features and bug fixes. Notable improvements include:<ul><li>Bucket Fill tool: new "Fill by line art detection" for not perfectly closed line art zones</li><li>Bucket Fill tool can now quickly color-pick with Ctrl+click</li><li>Bucket Fill tool allows holding the mouse when filling "similar colors" and "by line art detection"</li><li>Scale tool scales around center even when using numeric input</li><li>Unified Transform tool now defaults to preserving aspect ratio when scaling up or down</li><li>Add "Constrain handles" and "Around center" options to the perspective-transform tool's GUI</li><li>New generic canvas modifier 'Alt + middle click' to pick layers</li><li>Parametric brushes now 32-bit float to avoid posterization</li><li>Clipboard brushes and pattern can now be duplicated</li><li>Failure to edit locked layers will blink to shift attention to the cause of the error</li><li>New on-canvas GUI (simple lines) for circular, linear, and zoom motion blur</li><li>Several optimizations including faster layer group rendering</li><li>Swap and cache files are not saved in the configuration directory anymore</li><li>Various file saving/exporting made more robust to error by not saving partial files</li><li>HiDPI support improvements</li><li>New preference to choose the default export file type</li><li>New option to export PNG, JPEG and TIFF with a color profile; always export PSD with a color profile</li><li>New DDS format loading/exporting plug-in</li><li>Full rewrite of the Spyrogimp plug-in with more options and better interaction</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.8 is mostly a bug fix and optimization release. In particular, it includes:<ul><li>Adaptative chunk size when rendering projections, improving responsiveness dynamically</li><li>Detection of RawTherapee (version 5.5 and above) improved on Windows</li><li>XCF compatibility information in the Save dialog more understandable and discoverable</li><li>Various performance log tools added and log recording made available in the Dashboard dock</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.6 comes with a lot of bug fixes, optimizations and features. Most notable changes are:<ul><li>Text layers can now represent vertical texts (with various character orientations and line directions)</li><li>New "Little Planet" (gegl:stereographic-projection) filter</li><li>New "Long Shadow" filter</li><li>The "Straighten" option of the Measure Tool now allows vertical straightening</li><li>Drawable previews are now rendered asynchronously and layer group previews can be disabled in Preferences</li><li>New "async" field in the Dashboard "misc" group, showing the number of async operations currently running</li><li>File format filtering in Open/Save/Export dialogs made less confusing</li><li>New language (having GIMP translated in 81 languages now): Marathi</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.4 includes a lot of bug fixes as well as various optimizations. Most notable changes are:<ul><li>Straightening in Measurement tool: layers can be rotated using the measurement line as horizon</li><li>Fast startup: fonts loading is not blocking startup anymore</li><li>Fonts Tagging with the same user interface as for brushes, patterns, and gradients</li><li>PSD support: a pre-composited version of a PSD image can be imported</li><li>Dashboard update: new "Memory" group and improved "Swap" group showing various metrics</li></ul>

This second release in the GIMP 2.10 series, so soon after 2.10.0, is mostly the usual bug-fixing version after a major release, with a few dozen bugs fixed.It also features a new plug-in for the support of the HEIF format, both for importing and exporting, as well as 2 new filters: "Spherize" and "Recursive Transform". These are nice examples of our relaxed feature policy in stable micro releases.

First release of the 2.10 series which prominently features the port to a new image processing engine, GEGL. The most outstanding changes are:<ul><li>High bit depth color processing (16/32-bit per color channel)</li><li>Color management is a core feature now, most widgets and preview areas are color-managed</li><li>On-canvas effect preview, with split view for before/after processing pixels</li><li>Multi-threaded and hardware-accelerated rendering, processing and painting</li><li>Most tools improved, several new transformation tools</li><li>Improved support for many image formats, in particular better PSD importing</li><li>Newly supported image formats: OpenEXR, RGBE, WebP, HGT…</li><li>Improved digital painting: canvas rotation and flipping, symmetry painting, MyPaint brushes…</li><li>Metadata viewing and editing for Exif, XMP, IPTC, and DICOM</li><li>Basic HiDPI support: automatically or user-selected icon size</li><li>New themes for GIMP: Light, Gray, Dark, and System</li><li>And much, much more…</li></ul>

In this second release candidate before GIMP 2.10.0, while debugging is still a prime target, a new focus has been put on speed and optimization in order to provide a smoother painting experience. Bigger changes are:<ul><li>Major core optimizations for painting and display, including parallelized painting code</li><li>Symmetries are now preserved in XCF files (saved as image parasites)</li><li>"Light" and "Dark" themes rewritten from scratch to get rid of various usability issues. "Lighter" and "Darker" themes removed.</li><li>New GimpToolGyroscope on-canvas control, currently used for the Panorama Projection filter. The widget provides on-canvas interaction for 3D rotation (yaw, pitch, roll).</li><li>Plug-in debugging improved to output stack traces from plug-ins with --stack-trace-mode command line option not only on receiving signals but also on warnings and critical errors when "fatal-warnings" debug key is set</li></ul>

GIMP 2.10.0-RC1 is the first release candidate before GIMP 2.10.0 stable release, with a focus on debugging and stability. Other than the many bug fixes, most notable improvements are:<ul><li>New dashboard dockable to monitor GIMP resource usage</li><li>New debug dialog to produce back traces and other debug data, encouraging to report bugs</li><li>Unsaved images can now be recovered after a crash</li><li>Layer masks on layer groups</li><li>JPEG 2000 support improved for high bit depth and various color spaces</li><li>Screenshot and color picking improved on various platforms</li><li>Metadata defaults preferences now available</li><li>Various GUI polishing</li></ul>

GIMP 2.9.8 introduces on-canvas gradient editing and various enhancements while focusing on bugfixing and stability.<ul><li>On-canvas gradient editing</li><li>Notification when an image is over/underexposed</li><li>Better and faster color management</li><li>Support for color picker and screenshots in Wayland on KDE Plasma</li><li>Paste in place feature</li><li>Many usability improvements</li><li>Manual can be displayed in the user's preferred language</li><li>Improvements for the Wavelet Decompose filter</li><li>Improved compatibility with Photoshop .psd files</li><li>New support for password-protected PDF</li><li>New support for HGT format (Digital Elevation Model data)</li></ul>

Amberol is a music player with no delusions of grandeur. If you just want to play music available on your local system then Amberol is the music player you are looking for.Current features:<ul><li>adaptive UI</li><li>UI recoloring using the album art</li><li>drag and drop support to queue songs</li><li>shuffle and repeat</li><li>MPRIS integration</li></ul>

Amberol

More features for less memory!<ul><li>You can now search for songs in the playlist: just start typing and Amberol will display the matching songs. Search also works when selecting songs</li><li>Album art is shared across songs from the same album, saving memory</li><li>Amberol can now run in the background using the appropriate sandbox portal</li><li>The window size is restored across sessions</li><li>You can now build and run Amberol on macOS</li><li>Lots of bug fixes and UI improvements</li><li>Lots of translation updates</li></ul>

Lots of small UI fixes and stability improvements<ul><li>Improve the consistency of the cover art display</li><li>Make the behaviour of the playlist shuffle more predictable</li><li>Fix state transitions when opening a song from the file manager</li><li>Indicate the currently playing song in the playlist</li><li>Improve the styling of the waveform scrubber</li><li>Translation updates</li></ul>

Brown paper bag release!<ul><li>Fix drag and drop on the initial landing page</li></ul>

Another round of small, papercut issue fixes<ul><li>Accessibility fixes all across the board</li><li>Better key navigation and shortcuts</li><li>Improve the consistency of the UI</li><li>Speed up the song loading</li></ul>

Papercut fixes for the initial landing page and the playlist<ul><li>Fix styling of the folded playlist</li><li>Improve the cover art detection</li><li>Add localization for various languages</li></ul>

New round of UI touch-ups, to make Amberol more readable.<ul><li>Improve the playlist management through a selection mode switch</li><li>Add localization for various languages</li><li>Make the text and controls more legible</li><li>Improve the MPRIS integration</li><li>Better support for right-to-left text locales</li><li>Allow disabling UI recoloring</li></ul>

Last UI change for a while, I promise.<ul><li>Move the playlist panel to the left</li><li>Drop the seek buttons</li><li>Improve the rendering of the waveform</li><li>Improve extraction of the song metadata</li></ul>Thanks to everyone who tried Amberol and filed issues!

Bugs never end, and so does bug squashing.<ul><li>Fix a crash when manually advancing through the playlist</li><li>Make the waveform scrubber more legible</li><li>Keep the UI state more consistent when toggling the playlist</li></ul>Many, many thanks to all of those who opened an issue after the 0.4.0 release!

Fix a slight visual artefact in the playlist

A brown paper bag release fixing an embarrassing bug.

The first beta release for Amberol! Isn't this exciting?<ul><li>Show an initial page when launching Amberol</li><li>Make the layout more mobile friendly without impacting desktop users</li><li>Allow removing songs from the playlist</li><li>Add initial (experimental) support for recursive loading of music folders</li><li>Show the cover art for music tracks in the playlist</li><li>Show the current position inside the song</li></ul>

Select an operating system and let Boxes download and install it for you in a virtual machine.Features:<ul><li>Download freely available operating systems.</li><li>Automatically install CentOS Stream, Debian, Fedora, Microsoft Windows, OpenSUSE, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Ubuntu.</li><li>Create virtual machines from operating system images with a couple of clicks.</li><li>Limit the resources (memory and storage) your virtual machines consume from your system.</li><li>Take snapshots of virtual machines to restore to previous states.</li><li>Redirect USB devices from your physical machine into virtual machines.</li><li>3D acceleration for some of the supported operating systems.</li><li>Automatically resize virtual machines displays to the window size.</li><li>Share clipboard between your system and virtual machines.</li><li>Share files to virtual machines by dropping them from your file manager into the Boxes window.</li><li>Setup Shared Folders between your system and virtual machines.</li></ul>

Boxes

Cheese uses your webcam to take photos and videos, applies fancy special effects and lets you share the fun with others.Take multiple photos in quick succession with burst mode. Use the countdown to give yourself time to strike a pose, and wait for the flash!Under the hood, Cheese uses GStreamer to apply fancy effects to photos and videos. With Cheese it is easy to take photos of you, your friends, pets or whatever you want and share them with others.

Cheese

Take photos and videos with your webcam, with fun graphical effects

Shortwave is an internet radio player that provides access to a station database with over 25,000 stations.Features:<ul><li>Create your own library where you can add your favorite stations</li><li>Easily search and discover new radio stations</li><li>Automatic recognition of songs, with the possibility to save them individually</li><li>Responsive application layout, compatible for small and large screens</li><li>Play audio on supported network devices (e.g. Google Chromecasts)</li><li>Seamless integration into the GNOME desktop environment</li></ul>

Shortwave

Version 3.0.0 is a stable release, with the following major improvements since 2.0.1:<ul><li>Updated user interface that uses the new Adwaita design, with many improvements.</li><li>Support for the new GNOME 42 dark mode.</li><li>New option to add private stations to the library, which should not (or cannot) be available on radio-browser.info (e.g. local network or paid streams).</li><li>Display station bitrate information, which can also be used as a sorting option.</li><li>Save station data to disk so that it is still available when a station gets removed from the online database.</li><li>New button on the search page that allows to sort the search results.</li><li>Overhauled station dialog, with more clearly displayed information.</li><li>Update desktop notification on song change instead of generating a new separate notification for each song.</li><li>Shortwave can now be used normally, even if radio-browser.info is offline / unavailable.</li></ul>Besides these improvements, this version also includes many changes under the hood changes, so many crashes and other bugs have been fixed. It also contains updated translations for 31 different languages.

This version contains minor improvements and bug fixes.<ul><li>Improve buffering to avoid audio issues for streams with a high bitrate.</li><li>Fix issue that no connection could be established when a VPN connection was active.</li><li>Automatically select search entry when the search view gets activated.</li></ul>

Version 2.0.0 is a stable release, with the following major improvements since 1.1.0:<ul><li>Get notified about new songs via desktop notifications.</li><li>New mini player window mode. Control important features with a super compact window widget.</li><li>Redesigned station information dialog window. Added ability to copy the stream url.</li><li>Improved keyboard navigation of the user interface.</li><li>Inhibit sleep/hibernate mode during audio playback.</li></ul>Besides these improvements, this version contains many under the hood changes. The complete user interface has been updated from GTK3 to GTK4. Many app components have been modernised or completely rewritten. As a result, many crashes or other bugs have been fixed.This version also contains updated translations for 27 different languages.

This version fixes a bug that caused some users not to be able to record songs.This release also updates translations in several languages.This might be the last release with the feature to import Gradio databases. The needed API server will be deactivated / no longer available in August 2020.

Version 1.1.0 is a stable release, with the following major improvements since 1.0.1:<ul><li>Add CTRL + spacebar as shortcut to start/stop audio playback.</li><li>Add stream buffering to prevent playback stuttering.</li><li>Add featured carousel to discover page.</li><li>Add support for non pulseaudio systems / environments.</li><li>Add support for additional mouse buttons to switch between views.</li><li>Improve stability of audio/recording backend.</li><li>Fixed issue that the volume didn't get calculated correctly (linear/cubic).</li><li>Fixed issue that broken stations are getting displayed in search results.</li><li>Fixed issue with random scrolling in search page.</li><li>Fixed issues which prevented to import Gradio databases.</li></ul>This release also updates translations in several languages.This might be the last release with the feature to import Gradio databases. The needed API server will be deactivated / no longer available in August 2020.

Fixes a bug that no songs can be saved.Add Finnish translation.

Rhythmbox is a music management application, designed to work well under the GNOME desktop. In addition to music stored on your computer, it supports network shares, podcasts, radio streams, portable music devices (including phones), and internet music services such as Last.fm and Magnatune.Rhythmbox is Free software, based on GTK+ and GStreamer, and is extensible via plugins written in Python or C.

Rhythmbox

This new version fixes some bugs and repairs support for translations, which was broken in the previous release.

This new version fixes a number of bugs, especially related to podcast updates and downloads, and transfers to Android and MTP devices.

This new version fixes a number of bugs, adds support for fetching cover art from coverartarchive.org and submitting listening data to listenbrainz.org.

This new version fixes a number of bugs. The Android plugin now works better with Samsung and Android 9 devices, and the status bar was replaced with a floating bar.

GNOME Extensions handles updating extensions, configuring extension preferences and removing or disabling unwanted extensions.The application requires GNOME 3.36 or newer to work.

Extensions

Use libadwaita for platform integration and consistency. Modernize look and feel.

Fragments is an easy to use BitTorrent client for the GNOME desktop environment. It is usable for receiving files using the BitTorrent protocol, which enables you to transmit huge files, like videos or installation images for Linux distributions.

Fragments

Fragments 2.0 is a major update with many new features and improvements. Fragments has been rebuilt from the scratch, and now uses Rust, GTK4 and the new GNOME Libadwaita library under the hood.Notable new features / improvements:<ul><li>Fragments can now be used as a client to control remote Fragments / Transmission sessions</li><li>Statistics about the current session can now be viewed (e.g. network speed, total up and downloaded data, etc.)</li><li>New torrent dialog window which displays information more clearly</li><li>The magnet link of already added torrents can now be copied to the clipboard</li><li>New context menu which allows quick access to important actions</li><li>Updated user interface which is optimized for the new GNOME/Libadwaita design</li></ul>The preferences have also been completely reworked and now offer more options:<ul><li>Automatically start torrents after adding them</li><li>Enable / disable download queue</li><li>Custom location for incomplete torrents</li><li>Customizable peer limits</li><li>Random or specific network port</li><li>Enable / disable automatic port forwarding</li><li>Built-in check to test the network port</li></ul>

This is the second beta release of Fragments 2.0

This is the first beta release of Fragments 2.0

New features / changes:<ul><li>Show notifications when a new torrent is added, or when a download is complete</li><li>The encryption mode can now be configured (Forced, Optional, Disabled)</li><li>New menu entry to remove all downloaded torrents</li><li>Refreshed user interface / Updated application icon</li><li>Updated translations</li></ul>

New features / changes:<ul><li>New application icon + theme</li><li>New 'Open' button to open downloaded torrents faster</li><li>Updated translations</li><li>Several bug fixes</li></ul>

New features / changes:<ul><li>New adaptive settings dialog</li><li>Small interface improvements</li><li>Update libtransmission backend to 3.00</li><li>Updated translations</li></ul>

New features / changes:<ul><li>Adaptive interface (Ready for Librem5!)</li><li>Move AppMenu to headerbar</li><li>Added translations: cs, de, fr, nb_NO, nl, tr</li></ul>

This version contains minor technical changes.<ul><li>Fix blurry welcome image</li><li>Updated transmission submodule</li></ul>

This is the first stable release of Fragments.<ul><li>Support for torrent files</li><li>Support for magnet links</li><li>Automatically detects magnet links in your clipboard</li><li>Simple queue management. Torrents can be reordered using drag and drop.</li><li>Clean and structured user interface</li></ul>

Evolution is a personal information management application that provides integrated mail, calendaring and address book functionality.Evolution supports a wide range of industry standard data formats and network protocols for information exchange, with an emphasis on standards compliance and security. Evolution can also integrate smoothly with Microsoft Exchange by way of the “Exchange Web Services” (EWS) extension.

Evolution

Warp allows you to securely send files to each other via the internet or local network by exchanging a word-based code.The best transfer method will be determined using the “Magic Wormhole” protocol which includes local network transfer if possible.Features<ul><li>Send files between multiple devices</li><li>Every file transfer is encrypted</li><li>Directly transfer files on the local network if possible</li><li>An internet connection is required</li><li>Compatibility with the “Magic Wormhole” command line client</li></ul>

Warp

This patch release has the following changes:<ul><li>Inhibit computer sleep while transfer is running</li><li>Button to open the download folder after transfer is complete</li><li>Change URI format to use the `wormhole-transfer` specification for future interoperability with other magic-wormhole clients</li><li>Translation updates</li><li>Metadata improvements</li></ul>

This release includes the following updates:<ul><li>Design improvements</li><li>Many new translations</li><li>Support for mobile devices</li><li>Improved error handling</li><li>Improved temporary file handling</li><li>Add preferences screen for server URLs</li></ul>

GNOME Network Displays allows you to cast your desktop to a remote display. Currently implemented is support for casting to Wi-Fi Display capable devices (a.k.a. Miracast).This software requires PipeWire version 0.3.8 or higher on the host.

GNOME Network Displays

Stream the desktop to Wi-Fi Display capable devices

The web browser for GNOME, featuring tight integration with the desktop and a simple and intuitive user interface that allows you to focus on your web pages. If you’re looking for a simple, clean, beautiful view of the web, this is the browser for you.Web is often referred to by its code name, Epiphany.

Videos is the official movie player of the GNOME desktop environment. It features a searchable list of local videos, and DVDs, as well as local network video shares (using UPnP/DLNA) and video highlights from a number of web sites.Videos comes with added functionality such as a subtitle downloader, the ability to speed up or down playback, create screenshot galleries, and support for recording DVDs.

Videos

We are proud to announce Videos 42.0 as the latest stable version.This new version stops relying on clutter for its video output. The old GNOME media-keys API was removed, and replaced by builtin MPRIS support.The subtitles and audio tracks selections are now made through a separate menu. A number of new keyboard shortcuts were also added, which can be found in the keyboard shortcuts dialog.

This new version does not rely on Tracker running on the host, and updates translations.

This new version fixes the top bar icon appearing as a square, and updates translations.

We are proud to announce Videos 3.34.0 as the latest stable version.This new version fixes a number of bugs, adds an "Open Containing Folder" plugin, and removes the obsolete Brasero and LIRC plugins.

We are proud to announce Videos 3.32.0 as the latest stable version.

Déjà Dup is a simple backup tool. It hides the complexity of backing up the Right Way (encrypted, off-site, and regular) and uses duplicity as the backend.<ul><li>Support for local, remote, or cloud backup locations such as Google Drive</li><li>Securely encrypts and compresses your data</li><li>Incrementally backs up, letting you restore from any particular backup</li><li>Schedules regular backups</li><li>Integrates well into your GNOME desktop</li></ul>Déjà Dup focuses on ease of use and recovering from personal, accidental data loss. If you need a full system backup or an archival program, you may prefer other backup apps.

Déjà Dup Backups

Fixes some quality of life issues, like notifying about power saver mode delaying your backup and fitting on small screens better.

Update the Google/Microsoft authentication flow to a more secure version.

Fix a crash when picking a mount as a Local Folder destination.

Increases default window size, to avoid being too small.

Adds support for Microsoft OneDrive, experimental opt-in support for Restic, and a visual refresh.

Adds a couple extra automatic schedule options and some bug fixes.

Adds support for Microsoft OneDrive, experimental opt-in support for Restic, and some UI cleanup.

Fix scheduled backups being skipped if a previous password prompt was ignored.

Fix descending into a folder while searching in the browse and restore view.

Fix a possible crash when searching over unicode filenames.

Fix a few issues with restoring files that have unusual characters in their filenames, plus some other small UI improvements and bug fixes.

Hotfix for a bug that prevented restoring from removable drives.

Improves detection of encrypted drives, shows the browse and restore interface during fresh-install restores, and uses desktop notifications when user attention is needed.

Fixes a few edge cases of not mounting the storage location drive before backing up.

Fixes automatic backups for removable drives not firing off like they should, plus a few UI tweaks.

A whole new backup browse and restore interface has been added. Preferences got a glow-up too.

Warns you if you're trying to restore files that you can't write to.

Fixes a bug that prevented restoring from Google Drive accounts if you haven't backed up yet.

Fixes a bug preventing some restores from new browser.

Redesigned UI and dropped support for deprecated cloud storage locations.

Fixes a bug that prevented backing up to Google Drive accounts with unlimited quotas.

Fixes a bug that prevented backing up to Google Drive in some rare situations.

Fixes a bug that prevented the first login to Google Drive.

Fixes a bug that prevented resuming a full backup.

Fixes 2038 date problems by using 64-bit dates internally.

Geary is an email application built around conversations, for the GNOME 3 desktop. It allows you to read, find and send email with a straightforward, modern interface.Conversations allow you to read a complete discussion without having to find and click from message to message.Geary’s features include:<ul><li>Quick email account setup</li><li>Shows related messages together in conversations</li><li>Fast, full text and keyword search</li><li>Full-featured HTML and plain text message composer</li><li>Desktop notification of new mail</li><li>Compatible with GMail, Yahoo! Mail, Outlook.com and other IMAP servers</li></ul>

Geary

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>Visual refresh including updated icon and interface</li><li>Add support for half-screen, portrait and small displays</li><li>Improved performance when displaying large conversations</li><li>Upgraded full-text search engine</li><li>Improved search for languages such as Thai and Chinese</li><li>Improved keyboard shortcuts</li><li>Improved server compatibility</li><li>Numerous user interface translation updates</li><li>Numerous bug fixes and user interface improvements</li></ul>

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>Clean up email in database older than the storage preference</li><li>New Preferences window pane for managing plugins</li><li>New Email Templates plugin</li><li>New Mail Merge plugin</li><li>New Sent Sound plugin</li><li>New Unity Messaging Menu plugin</li><li>Reduced number of spurious problem report info bars</li><li>Improved ordering of folders in the folder list</li><li>Spam folder renamed to Junk</li><li>Composer formatting toolbar initially hidden for new installs</li><li>Desktop mail notifications now show contact photos</li><li>Improved server compatibility</li><li>Numerous bug fixes and user interface improvements</li><li>Numerous user interface translation updates</li></ul>

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>New and improved responsive composer interface</li><li>Drag and drop image files into rich text messages</li><li>Paste images from the clipboard into rich text messages</li><li>Improved composer missing attachment detection</li><li>Access emoji chooser in composer via shortcut or context menu</li><li>Extend undo for email actions such as archiving, marking</li><li>Undo sending, saving and discarding composed email</li><li>Undo editing in text fields, including in the composer</li><li>Open more than one main window</li><li>New and improved responsive preferences interface</li><li>Using single key shortcuts for email actions is now optional</li><li>Single key shortcuts have been brought up to date with Gmail</li><li>App-wide notification preferences now handled by desktop</li><li>Numerous bug fixes and user interface improvements</li><li>Numerous user interface translation updates</li></ul>

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>Improved desktop contact integration</li><li>Added support for TNEF attachments</li><li>Added Inspector window for real-time debugging</li><li>Updated the user manual</li><li>Improved server compatibility</li><li>Numerous bug fixes and user interface improvements</li><li>Numerous user interface translation updates</li></ul>

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>Application menu moved to the main window</li><li>Desktop contacts are used for sender images</li><li>Unknown contacts are given personalised initials and colour</li><li>Updated application icons</li><li>Improved server compatibility</li><li>Custom email CSS now applied to Composer view</li></ul>

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>Unread email count is now updated correctly</li><li>Conversations load faster, smoother with better feedback</li><li>Support for email accounts added via GNOME Online Accounts</li><li>Improved account creation and management user interface</li><li>Email flagged as deleted but not removed by other apps now hidden</li><li>Individual messages in a conversation can be deleted</li><li>Internal links in HTML email now work</li><li>Supported ordered and unordered lists in the composer</li><li>Rich text pasting improvements in the composer</li><li>Plain text versions of rich text mail includes formatting</li><li>Detached composers now remember their last used size</li><li>Better reporting when a login, security or other problem occurs</li><li>Reduced background synchronisation CPU use</li><li>Improved handling when going online and offline</li><li>Show an in-application notification when email has been sent</li><li>Flag possibly spoofed email addresses</li><li>Improve privacy when sending email using an alias</li><li>Subject, sender and date are being shown when printed again</li><li>Server compatibility improvements</li><li>Build, testing and other infrastructure improvements</li><li>Numerous bug fixes and minor user interface improvements</li><li>Numerous user interface translation updates</li></ul>

Enhancements included in this release:<ul><li>Insert images inline when composing rich text messages</li><li>Improved interface for inserting links in rich text messages</li><li>Choose multiple spell-checker languages when composing messages</li><li>Support message archiving for Yahoo! Mail and Outlook.com</li><li>Improved interface when displaying conversations</li><li>Improved interface when moving and labelling conversations</li><li>Improved support for right-to-left languages</li><li>Automatically unfold starred messages in a conversation</li><li>Support saving remote inline images</li><li>Improved keyboard navigation for conversations</li><li>Added in-application keyboard shortcut help (Ctrl + ?)</li><li>Support for distribution via Flatpak</li><li>Improved security when displaying messages</li><li>Numerous bug fixes and minor user interface improvements</li><li>Numerous user interface translation updates</li></ul>

A simple application to keep your disk usage and available space under control.Disk Usage Analyzer can scan specific folders, storage devices and online accounts. It provides both a tree and a graphical representation showing the size of each folder, making it easy to identify where disk space is wasted.

Disk Usage Analyzer

Disk Usage Analyzer 42.0 comes with a port to libadwaita, updated styling, and updated translations for the following locales:<ul><li>Basque</li><li>Bokmål, Norwegian</li><li>Bulgarian</li><li>Catalan</li><li>Chinese (China)</li><li>Croatian</li><li>Czech</li><li>Danish</li><li>Finnish</li><li>French</li><li>Friulian</li><li>Galician</li><li>German</li><li>Hebrew</li><li>Hungarian</li><li>Icelandic</li><li>Indonesian</li><li>Italian</li><li>Japanese</li><li>Kazakh</li><li>Korean</li><li>Lithuanian</li><li>Occitan (post 1500)</li><li>Persian</li><li>Polish</li><li>Portuguese</li><li>Portuguese (Brazil)</li><li>Russian</li><li>Serbian</li><li>Slovak</li><li>Slovenian</li><li>Spanish</li><li>Swedish</li><li>Turkish</li><li>Ukrainian</li></ul>

Disk Usage Analyzer 41 comes with support for building the GUI on windows, contributed Gabriel Rauter.The following translations have been updated:<ul><li>Bulgarian</li><li>Chinese (Taiwan)</li><li>Croatian</li><li>Czech</li><li>Danish</li><li>Dutch</li><li>English (United Kingdom)</li><li>Greek, Modern (1453-)</li><li>Hebrew</li><li>Nepali</li><li>Occitan (post 1500)</li><li>Russian</li><li>Slovak</li><li>Western Frisian</li></ul>

Disk Usage Analyzer's visuals have been updated to match the GNOME 40 visual style.The following translations have been updated:<ul><li>Basque</li><li>Bokmål, Norwegian</li><li>Catalan</li><li>Chinese (Taiwan)</li><li>Croation</li><li>Czech</li><li>Danish</li><li>Dutch</li><li>Esperanto</li><li>Finnish</li><li>French</li><li>Friulian</li><li>Galician</li><li>German</li><li>Hebrew</li><li>Hungarian</li><li>Indonesian</li><li>Italian</li><li>Japanese</li><li>Kazakh</li><li>Korean</li><li>Kurdish, Central</li><li>Latvian</li><li>Lithuanian</li><li>Panjabi</li><li>Persian</li><li>Polish</li><li>Portuguese</li><li>Portuguese (Brazil)</li><li>Romanian</li><li>Serbian</li><li>Slovenian</li><li>Spanish</li><li>Swedish</li><li>Turkish</li><li>Ukrainian</li><li>Vietnamese</li></ul>

Updated translations (da, en_GB, eu, fa, hr, mjw, sk, zh_TW)

Check folder sizes and available disk space

GNOME Text Editor is a simple text editor focused on a pleasing default experience.

Text Editor

Maps gives you quick access to maps all across the world. It allows you to quickly find the place you’re looking for by searching for a city or street, or locate a place to meet a friend.Maps uses the collaborative OpenStreetMap database, made by hundreds of thousands of people across the globe.

Maps

<ul><li>Fix using Ukrainian address format for addresses in Ukraine</li></ul>

<ul><li>Update GWeather dependency to version 4</li><li>Update the Resrobot public transit plugin to use the v2.1 API</li><li>Don't optimize away keep left/right instructions for turn-by-turn routes</li></ul>

<ul><li>Allow paralell installation of development versions and stable releases</li><li>Add support for the \"prefer dark style\" preference</li><li>Add support for maps: URIs with search queries</li><li>Use more fine-tuned initial zoom level for more place types</li><li>Show u-turn icons in turn-by-turn routes</li><li>Improve appdata metadata with updated screenshots</li><li>Use the location portal when sandboxed</li><li>Only use location bias when searching at high zoom to avoid problems in the Photon search engine</li><li>Remember the state of showing the scale between runs</li><li>Tidy up showing time labels in public transit itineraries by using tabular numbers</li></ul>

<ul><li>Use new GNOME style icons for search results</li><li>Show e-mail addresse for places when available</li><li>Show take-away availability for restaurants and similar places</li><li>Remove Facebook check-in support, as it's not supported by libgfbgraph anymore</li></ul>

<ul><li>Update donation and wiki web links in appdata</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix regression when signing in for OSM editing</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix crashes when no aerial tile definition is available</li><li>Fix cut-off text in place bubble in some translations</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix a bug where unfavoring a place made it unselectable until after a restart</li><li>Use country code attribute from GraphHopper/Photon geocode results to improve accuracy of address formatting among others</li></ul>

<ul><li>Redesigned place bubbles</li><li>Adaptive UI for the place bubbles on small screens</li><li>Show translated place names in user's language when available</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix a bug resulting in writing a broken last view position on exit in some circumstances</li><li>Fix a bug preventing wrapping around at the date line with dark tiles</li><li>Fix a bug causing hanging in cases when dragging around route markers</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix a bug where place details gets lost after searching again for the same place</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix a race-condition bug in search-as-you-type resulting in out-of-sync search results in some circumstances</li><li>Fix updating missing details after editing a POI in OpenStreetMap</li></ul>

<ul><li>Show error message in popover when a search request has failed</li><li>Fix exception on shutdown when unregistering DBus</li><li>Fix "no network" display to fit on smaller screens</li></ul>

<ul><li>Initial adpative UI</li><li>Added night mode</li><li>Added support for hybrid aerial layer</li><li>Public transit plugin for South Africa (GoMetro)</li><li>Improved keyboard navigation in routing sidebar</li><li>Make more use of localized number formatting</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix an issue where some search result gets the wrong level of name</li></ul>

<ul><li>Don't reset query points when routing fails (e.g. no public transit provider is available) to allow switching mode with the same query</li><li>Fix a bug not displaying tiles south of the equator when using --local command line option</li><li>Allow entering DMS coordinates without comma between latitude and logitude parts</li></ul>

<ul><li>Updated POI defintions for OpenStreetMap editing</li><li>Fix link to sign up for an OpenStreetMap account</li></ul>

<ul><li>Initial support for public transit routing</li><li>Re-arrange context menu. Move "export as image" to hamburger menu</li><li>Avoid flickering the current location marker when changes</li></ul>

Contrast

Check contrast between two colors

Changes in version 0.0.5

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