Birne

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: Birne 0.1.4

Notes:
Initial upload of latest release.

Currently, only ISO image and file burning is supported.
Audio file processing is under development.

Changes:
Changelog
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2005-05-08 Jochen Schulz <jrschulz@well-adjusted.de>
  * Implement CD-RW blanking.
  * Import gtkmvc from  provided subdirectory if it is not found in
    standard Python path.
  * Added small 'About' text.
  * v0.1.4

2005-05-07 Jochen Schulz <jrschulz@well-adjusted.de>
  * Implement check for enough disc space before running mkisofs.
  * Implement check for empty medium and enough capacity for content.
  * Disabled "Add" and "Add and Close" buttons after one of them has been
    clicked.
  * Add gtkmvc in a subdirectory.
  * Remove functions I took from Geatano Poalone's burn and use an own function.
  * v0.1.3


2005-04-22 Jochen Schulz <jrschulz@well-adjusted.de>
  * Now really translate everything (forgot file selection dialog in previous
    release).
  * Remember last used directory.
  * Give feedback about success or failure of cdrecord and mkisofs runs.
  * Added AUTHORS file.
  * Reformat changelog.
  * v0.1.2


2005-04-22 Jochen Schulz <jrschulz@well-adjusted.de>
  Sorry, only minor update.
  * mkisofs is now called with the -f parameter making it follow symlinks.
  * Some minor updates for the GUI.
  * Translated everything to english. I guess I'll have to deal with pango
    sooner or later.
  * v0.1.1


2005-04-16
  This is the long awaited version 0.1.0. This means that you can really use
  birne now to burn not only ISO images, but also arbitrary files. In the latter
  case mkisofs is used to compile an image to burn. For now, this temporary
  image is silently deleted when quitting. Since I am currently enjoying my
  holidays, I hope for rapid advances concerning audio file processing and
  direct copies.

2005-04-10, v0.0.7
  First real iso image (Ubunto Hoary live CD) burnt to CD. GUI feedback consists
  of a progressbar which displays progress of current track. Need to parse
  output of cdrecord for errors (sometimes it even needs input) and stuff like
  fixating.

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