Just a couple of new fixes – and updated packages now for Ubuntu 17.04 and 17.10
Updated packages for Ubuntu are available from the package archive at https://code.launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/ubuntu/lyricue
Source packages are now downloadable directly from github at https://github.com/cjd/lyricue/releases
A number of bug fixes have been made over the last few months but I kept forgetting to post about them.
The list of fixes is:
* More font dialog fixes
* Ubuntu 14.04 fixes
* Fix for lp#1663401 – Can’t change font size, color, or style in Lyricue 4.0.9
* Fix font colour configuration dialogs
* Set default songnumber when adding song (needed for newer mysql)
* make desktop files valid
* make NAME section of the manpage valid
* Don’t install INSTALL
* Use help: instead of ghelp
* Fix video playback when using clutter-gst < 3
* Move tabs to be vertical and on the side
* Use yelp for help (change from Jeremy Bicha)
* Fix clutter-gst-2.0 build
Updated packages for Ubuntu are available from the package archive at https://code.launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/ubuntu/lyricue
Source packages are now downloadable directly from github at https://github.com/cjd/lyricue/releases
The first ‘stable’ release of the Lyricue 4.x series is available now!
With the release of this there is full functionality the same as the old 3.x series.
It also now supports the use of clutter-gst-3.0 for newer Linux distributions.
Updated packages for Ubuntu are available from the package archive at https://code.launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/ubuntu/lyricue
Source packages are now downloadable directly from github at https://github.com/cjd/lyricue/releases
I haven’t gotten around to updating the website in a long time – but be assured that progress is happening 🙂
Lyricue 3.7.2 was the last release of the 3.x series and was released in Feb 2015.
Lyricue 4.0.4 is the first release of the 4.x series and is available in the Ubuntu repository now.
Lyricue 4.x moves lyricue from using the old GTK2 libraries to handle the interface to using GTK3 instead.
At first this doesn’t result in much changing functionally – but with the new libraries will enable new features, simpler behaviour than ever before.
If you have upgraded your system between Ubuntu releases you will need to re-add the repository by running the following in a terminal window.
# sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chris-debenham/lyricue
After doing this you will be able to upgrade to the new release Lyricue 4.x
Precue (the web-based frontend to Lyricue) has been updated to version 2.0
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/precue_2.0.tar.gz
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this