Re: gdar - a graphical user interface to brows and extract dar archives

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On 16/03/2014 15:30, Tobias wrote:

> Hi,

Hello Tobias,

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> I=92m developing a GUI application to brows and extract dar
> archives.
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> The program is written in gtkmm (GTK+ for C++) and is meant to be
> run under UNIX/Linux.
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> In the backend I=92m calling directly the libdar API.

Good point!

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> Thank you Denis for your quick implementation of my requests.
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> The development has reached beta state now, so feel free to test it
> and report bugs.
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> The source code is published under GPLv3 and is available on
> GitHub:
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> https://github.com/peckto/gdar

So far, I cannot find intltoolize from Debian... will look that more
deeply soon, I have no more time left to fix that now :-/

Anyway that's a very good news! ;-)

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> Regards,
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> Tobias
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Regards,
Denis.
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