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Grilo 0.1.6 released

Posted in GNOME,Igalia,Software on the September 1st, 2010

Last Thursday we announced the release of Grilo (and its plugins set) 0.1.6.

Almost 4 months went on, and as expected, lot of things were done in Grilo. In the announcement email, you can see a summary of the changes done. Of course, a more detailed list can be obtained from Git (here and here).

What would I stress here?

  • Lot of fixes and improvements
  • A new metadata-key system
  • A command line tool to inspect plugins
  • A new XML-based system to define plugins
  • Synchronous functions for the asynchronous partners
  • Improved GObject introspection support

We would like to thanks all people that were contributing to bring this release. And stay tuned for new releases!

3 Responses to 'Grilo 0.1.6 released'

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  1. Dmitrijs Ledkovs said,

    on September 1st, 2010 at 21:47

    And you didn’t mention the most important boiler-plate.

    What is Grilo? And why should I find out about it?


  2. on September 1st, 2010 at 22:02

    [...] jasuarez [...]

  3. jasuarez said,

    on September 2nd, 2010 at 09:14

    @Ledkovs,

    Here is more information about Grilo

    http://live.gnome.org/Grilo

    and also a nice post too:

    http://www.joaquimrocha.com/2010/06/09/demystifying-grilo/

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