GPaste 3.10 released

by Marc-Antoine Perennou on March 25, 2014

Tagged as: GPaste, release, clipboard, gnome.

It’s available there, get it while it’s hot!

This release is only compatible with GNOME 3.9.90 and above. if you’re still using an older version, please check GPaste 3.3.1.

Starting with this huge release, GPaste will follow the GNOME versionning system (or it would have been 4.0). This is the recommended version for use with GNOME 3.10 and above, 3.12 will follow soon.

This is the first release compatible with Unity (for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and higher). Sadly, due to how Unity indicator work, there is no way to delete an item from the history from the indicator, you’ll have to do it with the command line.

What’s new?

Follow GNOME versionning
Don’t display error on daemon-reexec
Fix coredumps due to g_error
New library: libgpaste-applet
Unity support (for Ubuntu 14.04 and above) using libgpaste-applet
Port legacy applet to libgpaste-applet and rename to StatusIcon
Redesign GPaste StatusIcon to make it simpler and similar to gnome-shell extension
Vala is no longer required to build the applet (rewritten in C)
Lower automake dependency to 1.11
Be compatible with gnome-shell up to 3.12
libgpaste-settings: add reset
gpaste settings: add reset buttons
gpaste settings: add a switch to enable the gnome-shell extension
The gnome-shell gsettings schema is now required when –enable-gnome-shell-extension is provided (default)
gpasted: GetElement now returns the display string
gpasted now forwards the full history via dbus, letting the client manage the display limit
gpasted gained GetHistoryLength, GetRawHistory, GetRawElement and About
gpasted gained a new Version property
Add about dialog to all components
Prefer dark theme
Display more info at the end of configure
Provide appdata files
Parallel build fixes
Fix build issues for Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian
clang related fixes
Fix warnings
Translations update