Midori Development PPA

[En] Launchpad provide recipes so let’s use them. Midori development PPA is here !

No need to wait for the next stable version to test the ongoing development.

As usual, to add this repo on Ubuntu :
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori/midori-dev

Like the Stable PPA it’s built with the Webkit PPA.

[Fr] Launchpad nous permettant la création de «recipes», pourquoi se gêner ? Voici donc le PPA de développement Midori !

Plus besoin d’attendre ou de compiler pour profiter des derniers développements.

Comme d’habitude, pour ajouter ce dépôt sur Ubuntu :
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori/midori-dev

Tout comme le PPA stable il utilise le PPA Webkit.

V4l-utils/Libv4l Development PPA

[fr] Tout nouveau tout chaud, voici le PPA de la version de développement de libv4l.
v4l-utils Development PPA

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libv4l/development

Créé grâce au service recipe de launchpad, il permet d’avoir la dernière version de développement de la bibliothèque libv4l (et donc ainsi la dernière liste des webcams de portables à l’envers).

[en] Brand new, libv4l development PPA.
v4l-utils Development PPA

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libv4l/development

Created with recipe from launchpad, it gives you the latest developement version of the libv4l library (and so the latest list of upside-down webcams for notebooks).

Gspca Snapshot

[Fr] Jean-François Moine nous offre maintenant sur son site des «snapshots» du driver gspca v2, ce qui rend encore plus facile l’obtention de la dernière version.

Pour ce faire, avec Debian/Ubuntu, il nous faut les paquets build-essential et linux-headers.

sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers

Ensuite direction Jef Moine sur Free.fr et récupération de la dernière archive :

Snapshot Gspca

Décompression, un make puis un sudo make install plus tard vous aurez la dernière version 🙂

[En] Jean-François Moine is now offering on his site «snapshots» of the gspca v2 drivers.

To build them on Debian/Ubuntu you need build-essential and linux-headers packages.

sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers

Then go to Jef Moine on Free.fr and get the latest archive or check below the download link.

Uncompress, make then sudo make install and that’s it 🙂

[Fr/En]
stephane@islons:~/downloads/gspca-2.9.28$ make -j $(nproc)
make -C /lib/modules/2.6.32-4-amd64/build M=/home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build modules
make[1]: entrant dans le répertoire « /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.32-4-amd64 »
CC [M] /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/benq.o
../..
CC [M] /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/zc3xx.o
LD [M] /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/gspca_main.o
../..
LD [M] /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/gspca_stv06xx.o
Building modules, stage 2.
MODPOST 40 modules
CC /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/gspca_benq.mod.o
LD [M] /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/gspca_benq.ko
../..
CC /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/gspca_zc3xx.mod.o
LD [M] /home/stephane/downloads/gspca-2.9.28/build/gspca_zc3xx.ko
make[1]: quittant le répertoire « /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.32-4-amd64 »
stephane@islons:~/downloads/gspca-2.9.28$ sudo make install
[sudo] password for stephane:
rm -f /lib/modules/2.6.32-4-amd64/kernel/drivers/media/video/gspca/gspca*.ko /lib/modules/2.6.32-4-amd64/kernel/drivers/media/video/gspca/*/gspca*.ko; \
install -c -m 0644 build/*.ko /lib/modules/2.6.32-4-amd64/kernel/drivers/media/video/gspca/; \
depmod
stephane@islons:~/downloads/gspca-2.9.28$

gspca-2.15.18

Changelog :

VERSION=2.15.x

#18: gspca – sonixj: Adjust the brightness for sensor mi0360b
# The images could not be bright enough under low light.
# gspca – ov534/ov534_9: Fix sccd_read/write errors
# The ov534 bridge is too slow to handle the sensor accesses
# requested by fast hosts. A small delay fixes the problem.
# gspca – sn9c2x: Change the default values of blue and red
# The default values of blue and red (40) were too high for the
# green values (32).
# Also, as these controls are sensitive, their ranges have been
# reduced to 16..48.
# gspca – sn9c2x: Have a bigger luminosity in autoexposure
# Without this change, the images remain too dark.

#17: gspca – sonixj: Fix a zero divide in isoc interrupt
# In case of short marker, the number of received packets was not
# incremented doing a zero divide when computing the filling rate.
# Reported-by: Hans Petter Selasky
# gspca – sonixj: Fix bad values of webcam 0458:7025
# The webcam 0458:7025 (Eye911Q) has:
# – an inverted power pin,
# – a sensor mi0360b which cannot be probed.

#16: gspca – zc3xx: Fix bad JPEG compression
# The register 07 cannot have values range 02..0e.

#15: gspca – zc3xx: Fix bad register value for sensor gc0305
# The register 018d (Y target) was not set in 640×480 50Hz mode
# creating too dark images.
# gspca – pac7302: fix compilation errors when NEWPKT without NEWAGC
# gspca – pac7302: Simplify code
# The complex code for writing the start sequence, due to a mix
# with the bridge pac7311, was not needed anymore.
# gspca – zc3xx: Fix bad JPEG compression for pas202b and hv7131r
# The automatic JPEG compression update of the sensors pas202b and hv7131r
# was increased too quickly.
# gspca – zc3xx: Simplify the transfer update function

#14: gspca – pac7302: fix possible overflow in pkt_scan
# gspca – pac7302: optimize the end of frame in pkt_scan
# gspca – pac7302: Fix some values in sd_start sequences
# The values have been updated according to ms-win traces
# and according to default exposure values.

#13: gspca – sonixj: change some values for sensor po2030n (TESTPO)
# gspca – sonixj: Lower the image size for 640×480
# As the image size may now reduced by automatic JPEG compression
# adjustment, the use of big buffers is not needed.

#12: gspca – pac7302: change the value of register 3-0e at start time
# gspca – pac7302: fix a bug in the autogain
# gspca – pac7302: Simplify the scan of the URB packets
# In the pac7302, the start of frame marker is always in the first 0x100 bytes
# and it is aligned on a 2 bytes boundary.
# gspca – pac7302: Change the computation of the average luminosity
# A frame is divided into 25 areas which luminosity is stored in
# the frame footer.
# The previous computation used the luminosity of only 2 areas.

#11: gspca – pac7302: increment againthe luminosity of autogain
# gspca – pac7302: remove gain and update exposure
# gspca – pac7302: slow the autogain interval

#10: gspca – pac7302: increment the desired luminosity of autogain
# gspca – pac7302: fix the step of exposure control (was 0!)
# gspca – pac7302: decrease the gain max to fit the gain table

#9: gspca – sn9c20x: extend exposure to all ovxxx sensors and soi968
# gspca – pac7302: set back new gain and exposure
# gspca – pac7302: Change the desired luminosity for autogain
# The desired luminosity for autogain was too high for the new
# gain / exposure settings.

#8: gspca – pac7302: fix gain and exposure controls
# gspca – sn9c20x: Change the exposure register of Omnivision sensors
# The exposure of Omnivision sensors is set in the registers 07, 10 and 04.
# This patch uses the register 10 (middle value) instead of the registers
# 2d and 2e (dummy lines).
# The value of registers 2d and 2e must be 00.
# gspca – sn9c20x: Set the i2c interface speed
# The interface speed was set to 400 Kb/s while it is 100 Kb/s for most sensors.
# gspca – sn9c20x: Change the number of the sensor mt9vprb
# This avoid skips in switch statements.
# gspca – sn9c20x: Add the sensor mt9vprb to the sensor ident table
# The table did not contain the sensor mt9vprb.
# gspca – sn9c20x: Set more tables as constant
# gspca – pac7302: revert the gain and exposure controls

#7: gspca – sn9c20x: bad handling of packets > 64 bytes
# gspca – sn9c20x: check again the flag USB FIFO full
# gspca – sn9c20x: Simplify start/stop image transfer
# The register 1061 may be only 0x01 (stop) or 0x03 (start transfer).
# gspca – sn9c20x: adjust the set_quality function
# gspca – sn9c20x: fix lack of save of the format register

#6: gspca – sn9c20x: don’t check the flag USB FIFO full
# gspca – sn9c20x: Add a delay after omnivision sensor reset
# The reset of the Omnivision sensors takes a long time (200ms).
# gspca – sn9c20x: Add a reset of the ov7660 at init time
# A reset of the ov7660 is needed.
# gspca – sn9c20x: better handling of JPEG quality change

#5: gspca – sn9c20x: ignore i2c_w no response
# gspca – sonixj: Remove the low level traces

#4: gspca – sn9c20x: Add automatic JPEG compression mechanism
# The JPEG compression may be adjusted from the packet fill ratio and from
# the flag ‘USB FIFO full’ returned in each frames, as it is done in sonixj.
# gspca – sn9c20x: do jpeg quality update work (qtab switch)
# gspca – sonixj: change back the fill ratios for quality change
# gspca – sn9c20x: Fix miss of frame start
# The frame header was checked on packets of size 64 only, while the webcams
# may put frame header at the beginning of packets of any size.
# gspca – sn9c20x: Add more error messages
# There was a lack of error message in the i2c write routine.

#3: gspca – sn9c20x: Cleanup source
# – copyright change
# – use the kbuild module name for messages
# – add/remove blank lines, parenthesis, braces
# gspca – sn9c20x: Use the new video control mechanism
# gspca – sn9c20x: Propagate USB errors to higher level
# gspca – sn9c20x: Add the JPEG compression quality control

#2: gspca – pac7302: Fix the white balance control
# The use of the registers c4..c7 was not correct.
# The white balance now adjusts the red and blue gain registers
# and the red and blue controls have been removed.
# gspca – pac7302: Fix the exposure and gain controls
# The registers used for exposure and gain were not the right ones.
# The new registers, used for autogain, have been guessed from
# USB traces.
# gspca – ov519: Add more information about probe problems
# The messages in stable kernel releases must be output by ‘pr_err’.
# gspca – jl2005bcd: new driver from Theodore Kilgore
# gspca – sonixj: Remove the jpeg control
# The get_jcomp control is rarely used and its main information,
# the JPEG quality, may be found in the images.
# gspca – zc3xx: Cleanup source
# – copyright change
# – use the kbuild module name for messages
# – remove useless comments
# gspca – zc3xx: Fix bad sensor values when changing autogain
# The setexposure added in commit 590f21680616 works only for
# the sensor hv7131r, but it is called for all sensors when changing
# the autogain.
# gspca – zc3xx: Set the exposure at start of hv7131r
# The exposure was not set when autogain was set.

#1: gspca – pac7302: Add new webcam 06f8:301b
# gspca – pac7302: Cleanup source
# – copyright change
# – use the kbuild module name for messages
# – change module author
# – remove ‘__’ from the variable types
# – use u8 instead of ‘unsigned char’
# – remove useless initialization
# – remove useless traces
# gspca – pac7302: Use the new video control mechanism
# gspca – pac7302: Do autogain setting work
# The autogain was always active.
# gspca – pac7302: Simplify the function pkt_scan
# The JPEG header is always the same, so it does not need to be rebuild
# when a new frame is received.

#0: zc3xx: fix crash due to reg08 overflow

# 2.14.x

#8: alignment with git

#7: gspca – zc3xx: Initialize the registers reg07 and 08
# These registers were not initialized at start time for some sensors.
# gspca – zc3xx: Adjust the JPEG decompression tables
# As the bridge register 08 defines the JPEG compression quality,
# it must be changed on JPEG quality change and also, the decompression
# tables must be adjusted when the register varies.

#6: gspca – main: Fix bad computation of the available bandwidth
# The bandwidth must be divided by the frame interval ‘bInterval’.
# Reported-by: Hans de Goede
# gspca – main: Fix the computation of the estimated frame rate
# The numerator of the timeperframe returned by VIDIOC_G_PARM may be different
# from 1.
# Reported-by: Hans de Goede
# gspca – main: Fix bad image size for bandwidth computation
# Having the mean image size as 40% of the max compressed size instead of 33%
# should give less image freezes (the transfer uses a greeter altersetting).
# gspca – zc3xx: Remove the low level traces
# The low level traces are better done by usbmon.
# gspca – zc3xx: Add transfer control for sensors hv7131r and pas202b
# The bridge register 11 reports the current transfer status.
# This value is used to know about a possible overflow and to adjust
# the transfer parameters (registers 07 and 08.

#5: gspca – tasc: add comments about the unknown image format
# gspca – zc3xx: add test control of the registers 07 and 08

#4: gspca – sonixj: Change color control for sensor po2030n
# Adjustment of the colors by the po2030n is finer than by bridge controls.
# gspca – sonixj: Add exposure, gain and auto exposure for po2030n
# The auto gain uses the knee algorithm.
# Adding the setexposure control function forced to:
# – rename of the previous function setexposure
# – add a specific auto setting function

#3: gspca – zc3xx: mode inversion of some values for zc0305/gc0303

#2: gspca – sonixj: Bad sensor mode at start time.
# The ‘open-drain’ mode was not reset when starting the webcam
# so that the webcams could be not correctly initialized.
# This problem was introduced by commit 0e4d413af1a9d.
# gspca – zc3xx: Bad initialization of zc305/gc0303.
# – fix mode inversion of the light frequency tables
# – values taken from a more recent .inf file (usbvm305)

#1: gspca: fix compilation problem with old kernels (dist)
# gspca – topro: Lower the frame rate in 640×480 for the tp6800.
# The topro webcams don’t support 30fps in 640×480 mode.

#0: gspca: Version change
# gspca: Identify the modules by their build name.
# The modules were named from a macro. They are now named from
# the build module name.
# gspca – main: Identify the modules at probe time.
# Display the subdriver name and version at probe time.
# gspca – se401: Use only the alternate setting 0
# ???
# gspca: Remove the useless variable ‘nbalt’
# benq, gl860, konica, mars, se401, sonixj, spca561, spca1528, zc3xx
# gspca: Remove the useless variable ‘reverse_alts’
# The alternate settings are now sorted in gspca main, so the flag
# ‘reverse_alts’ is no more used.
# benq, nw80x, ov519, xirlink_cit
# gspca – spca1528: Add some comments
# gspca – spca1528: Increase the status waiting time
# Some webcams ask for a greater delay to start. This patch fixes the
# timeout error on capture start.
# gspca – zc3xx: add webcam 03f0:1b07 (patch Wolfram)
# gspca – sn9c20x: device 0c45:62b3: fix status LED (patch Frank)
# gspca – topro: rename tp6800 into topro

# 2.13
#6: gspca – ov519: Fix LED inversion of some ov519 webcams
# The list of the webcams which have LED inversion was rebuild scanning
# ms-win .inf files.
# gspca – tp6800: adjust the decompression qualities

#5: gspca – ov534_9: Use the new control mechanism
# gspca – ov534_9: New sensor ov9712 and new webcam 05a9:8065
# The webcam is build from a Omnivision test kit that contains an OV538 bridge
# with an OV9712 sensor.

#4: gspca – main: remove the limitation of interrupt polling
# gspca – main: Fix the isochronous transfer interval.
# For USB speeds different of ‘low’, the bInterval value is logarithmic.
# gspca – main: Handle the xHCI error on usb_set_interface()
# This patch is adapted from a patch from Sarah Sharp (2010/05/03).
# The xHCD handler checks the USB bandwidth on usb_set_interface()
# instead of on usb_submit_urb().
# Now, the same treatment is applied in case of error of both functions.
# gspca – sonixj: fix again bad reg17 setting for om6802 in 320×240

#3: gspca – tp6800: fix bad probe of tp6810 + cx0342
# gspca – tp6800: autogain does not work with tp6810 + cx0342
# gspca – tp6800: adjust frame rate from exposure value
# gspca – sonixj: Bad reg17 setting for om6802
# (from Luiz Ramos)
# gspca – sonixj: Fix image too dark in 320×240 for sensor om6802
# In 320×240, the bridge clock must run slower for a same sensor clock.
# gspca – sonixj: Remove useless code
# – clock (reg01) already 48 MHz for 320×240 (hv7131r and mi0360)

#2: gspca – tp6800: adjust the frame rate control of the tp6810
# gspca – tp6800: replace ovxxxx by soi763a
# gspca – tp6800: add autogain for tp6810
# gspca – tp6800: change default quality to 13 for soi763a
# gspca – tp6800: ignore higher bits of quality in the tp6810 frame header
# gspca – tp6800: small changes in tp6810 start sequences (reg 7d)
# gspca – dist: do ‘rm’ of ‘make install’ work with ‘sh’
# gspca – main: Better values for V4L2_FMT_FLAG_COMPRESSED
# In vidioc_enum_fmt_vid_cap, the ‘compressed’ flag was set from the
# pixelformat, and all pixelformats were not treated.
# Now, images are said as compressed when the image size is smaller than
# its number of pixels.
# gspca – benq: Remove useless function sd_isoc_init
# The sd_isoc_init() did only a set interface which is done in gspca main.
# gspca – main: Use a better altsetting for image transfer
# Previously image transfer used to use the highest altsetting, which, most of
# the time, took the whole USB bandwidth.
# Now, the altsetting is chosen according to an estimation of the bandwidth
# needed for image transfer.

#1: gspca – ov519: change again the ovfx2 bulk transfer size
# Use 7 * 4096 as bulk transfer size for 800×600 only.
# gspca – kinect: add its generation in build/Makefile
# gspca – stv06xx: Set a lower default value of gain for hdcs sensors
# Many users said that the default gain value (128) was giving white images.
# I set back the value which was found in the original qc-usb driver (50).
# gspca – sonixj: fix about the auto JPEG quality
# gspca – stv06xx: Remove useless debug messages.
# This subdriver displayed information already displayed by the gspca main
# or available by usbmon.
# gspca – tp6800: fix the settings of JPEG compression / decompression
# gspca – tp6800: adjust controls for tp6810 and ovxxxx

#0: gspca – zc3xx: Set the color matrix for sensors hv7131b and mc501cb
# gspca – zc3xx: Set the reset level for sensors hv7131b/r
# gspca – zc3xx: Don’t probe the sensor hv7131r at start time
# gspca – zc3xx: Set the exposure of hv7131r at start time
# gspca – main: Set a correct interval for input polling
# The interrupt intervals of USB2.0 and USB3.0 are logarithmic.
# gspca – main: Limit the input polling interval
# The input polling does not need to be very precise.
# Restricting to 4 or 5 times per second seems enough.
# gspca – ov519: Fix a regression for ovfx2 webcams
# By git commit c42cedbb658b, the bulk transfer size was changed to a lower
# value for a resolution != 1600×1200, but the image extraction routine
# still worked with the previous value, giving bad truncated images.
# gspca – ov519: Change the ovfx2 bulk transfer size
# The ‘normal’ bulk transfer size did not work for 800×600.
# By git commit c42cedbb658b, this ‘normal’ size was used for 1600×1200 only.
# It will now used for resolution greater than 800×600.

En vrac

Après quelques bêtises en provenance de posterous, il est peut-être temps de parler de logiciels 🙂

Donc voici, en vrac, quelques informations :

La version 0.2.0 de Parole media player est sortie le 5 Janvier. Ubuntu PPA

Vala est sorti en version 0.7.9 le 19 Décembre dernier. Ubuntu PPA

Yorba en a profité pour sortir la version 0.4.2 de Shotwell le 4 Janvier. Ubuntu PPA

WebKitGtk est passé en version 1.1.18 le 5 janvier. Ubuntu PPA
La mise à jour n’ a pas été sans mal et j’ai réussi à tout casser en étant obligé de «downgrader» libsoup pour pouvoir installer cette nouvelle version. C’est d’ailleurs la raison pour laquelle la 1.1.18 est disponible pour Karmic mais pas pour Lucid 😛

Côté microblogging un nouveau client Statut.net/Twitter codé en C est apparu : Get2gnow (c’est encore en phase alpha, paquets Ubuntu). Un autre client écrit en Vala mais actuellement uniquement pour Twitter, Pino-twitter, est disponible en version 0.1.2; il permet néanmoins après quelques petites modifications d’utiliser identi.ca.

Sur le Web les choses bougent aussi et l’un des plus grands concurrents de Google vient de sortir la forge libre CodingTeam en version 0.9.2

Xfce Weather and/et weather.com

Xfce Weather Plugin

[en] Since July 2009 Weather.com changed his platform and xfce-weather-plugin need version 0.6.3 to work. The version is still 0.6.2 in Jaunty.
To watch the wonderful weather we have now in Paris I just uploaded version 0.6.4 of the package in my PPA.

xfce4-weather-plugin_0.6.4-1 for amd64
xfce4-weather-plugin_0.6.4-1 for i386
xfce4-weather-plugin_0.6.4-1 for lpia

[fr] Depuis Juillet 2009 Weather.com a changé sa plateforme d’accès et le greffon xfce-weather-plugin nécessite la version 0.6.3 pour fonctionner. Nous avons toujours la 0.6.2 dans Jaunty.
Pour surveiller le magnifique beau temps que nous avons actuellement sur Paris, j’ai téléversé la version 0.6.4 du paquet dans mon PPA.

xfce4-weather-plugin_0.6.4-1 pour amd64
xfce4-weather-plugin_0.6.4-1 pour i386
xfce4-weather-plugin_0.6.4-1 pour lpia

Chromium : un navigateur ou une distribution ?

Je ne parlerai pas ici de l’annonce par Google de son futur Chrome OS, mais bien du navigateur Chromium.

Fabien Tassin a créé un dépôt PPA Chromium Daily Builds.
En regardant le paquet je me suis aperçu que le code source original (compressé en tar.gz) faisait 114 Mo !

Pour remettre les choses en perspectives, le code source de firefox 3.5 trouvé dans les dépôts du même Fabien fait 42 Mo.
La dernière version de WebkitGtk faisant 6 Mo et Midori 0.1.7 640 Ko.

Je me demande vraiment ce qu’ils livrent avec leur navigateur. Pour seulement 98,58 Mo vous pouvez télécharger une distribution Linux complète : Toutou Linux 😛

Gdm : Human Jaunty List

[en] : New Gdm Theme with user list based on Jaunty background and Pandemonio Arancio gdm theme.

Far from perfect but it’s a first draft.

Get it here.

[fr] : Nouveau thème Gdm avec liste des utilisateurs basé sur le fond d’écran jaunty et le thème gdm Pandemonio Arancio.

C’est loin d’être parfait mais c’est un premier jet (et moins pire àmha que le thème de base).

À télécharger ici.

WebKitGtk+ 1.1.8

[en] : After Midori 0.1.7 it’s WebKitGtk+ 1.1.8 time \o/

And, of course, it’s available in the Webkit-team PPA.

[fr] : Après Midori 0.1.7, c’est au tour de WebKitGtk+ 1.1.8 de pointer le bout de son nez.

Bien évidemment cette version est disponible dans le PPA Webkit-team.

Midori 0.1.7

[en] : Christian Dywan announced it, Midori 0.1.7 is out.
If you’re using the git version from the midori PPA, you won’t see many changes.
For the newcomers, here the improvments :

Midori now remembers which extensions are activated and which aren’t. Panel detaching works a lot better than it did before. A Feed Panel extension was added, that lets you read news feeds in a panel in Midori. Spell checking and custom fixed font sizes are supported now. Middle clicking on menu items does open new tabs now. libnotify is used (if present at runtime) to notifiy about finished transfers. The preference Open new pages in: New window is actually working as expected now (it used to be ignored). You can use ‘.’ or ‘/’ to search inline on any page, just like vim, man, Opera and lots of other utilities support it. And a little highlight for friends of user stylesheets, ‘@-moz-document’ is recognized and partially supported now, which means that lots of user styles now work with Midori that didn’t before.
And I almost forgot, we have speed dial on new tabs now (optionally), so go ahead and quickly add your favourite web pages to it.

This new version is now available in the Midori PPA.

[fr] : Christian Dywan l’a annoncé, midori 0.1.7 est sorti.
Si vous utilisez la version git du PPA Midori, rien de nouveau.
Pour les autres voici la mauvaise traduction de l’annonce :

Midori se souvient maintenant si les extensions sont activées ou pas. Le détachement de panneaux fonctionne bien mieux qu’auparavant. Une extension flux a été ajouté, qui vous permet de lire votre flux de nouvelles dans un panneau de Midori. Le vérificateur d’orthographe et la police à largeur fixe personnalisée sont maintenant supportés. Le clic-du-mileu dans les éléments de menu ouvre maintenant dans un onglet. libnotify est utilisé (si présent) pour prévenir de la fin des transferts. L’option Ouvrir les nouvelles pages dans: La nouvelle page s’ouvre maintenant comme désirée (l’option était ignorée). Vous pouvez utiliser ‘.’ ou ‘/’ pour rechercher en ligne dans n’importe quelle page, tout comme dans vim, man, Opera et plein d’autres utilitaires. Pour les Styles utilisateurs, ‘@-moz-document’ est reconnu et partiellement supporté, beaucoup de styles utilisateurs qui ne fonctionnaient pas sont désormais reconnus par Midori.
Optionnellement une page Appel Rapide est affichée dans les nouveaux onglets, vous pouvez ajouter facilement vos pages favorites.

Cette nouvelle version est disponible dès maintenant dans le PPA Midori.

Utilisation du système de notification Ubuntu pour Firefox

Firefox/aBrowser utilise par défaut son propre système de notification.

Il est néanmoins possible grâce à un module complémentaire d’utiliser le nouveau système de notification «Ubuntu» découvert avec Jaunty.

Attention c’est un module expérimental.

Pour l’installer il faut se diriger ici.

Ensuite il faut désactiver la notification mozilla en utilisant about:config et en changeant la variable browser.download.manager.showAlertOnComplete à faux (false).

Et voilà !

Source : OMG! UBUNTU!

PS : J’ai juste créé cet article pour qu’on ne pense pas que je sois obnubilé par midori et webkit 😛