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RunIT-QT 0.5 & Vol2x-QT5 released

Two new and interesting releases today. RunIT-QT upgrades to 0.5. and Vol2x upgrades to QT5.

RunIT-QT has gone through code cleanup and now it uses only the modules it needs. Both, have a new outlook and they come with icons also. I used Adwaita icons and I compiled them directly to python files. The previous makes installation and upgrading easier – since importing from other files is non-existent. Also, there is plenty of new code: Vol2x-QT5 and RunIT-QT 0.5 each have well over 1000 lines.

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RunIT-QT 0.5 brings outlook and usability upgrades.

Vol2X upgrades to QT. Usability is improved.

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Albix Player v. 2.1 has arrived

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Albix 2.1. brings new features and stability upgrades.

License

#This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;

#for details see: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html.

#This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under

#GPL Version 2, June 1991″)

Dependencies: Continue reading →

Veritas Player arrives

Here comes Veritas Player. Veritas is written with Python and Gtk3 and it uses Videolan´s Python module to achieve things in its backend. In other words: it has features of Vlc in it.

Veritas Player v.1

The v.1 release of Veritas Player has the following functionality: Continue reading →

++Power (C++) is released

A program written with C++ for system rebooting, suspension and powering off. The overall content is about 70 lines long.

/*++Power v.1 Copyright (c) 2017 JJ Posti <techtimejourney.net>
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;
for details see: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under
GPL Version 2, June 1991″)*/

Download ++Power(as a zip)

You need something along the lines of libgtk-3-dev and build-essential
installed in order to compile ++Power. Also make sure to install pkg-config.

Compile with the command: Continue reading →