GNOME SmsSend is a software providing a user-friendly interface for SmsSend. The tool simplifies the process of sending SMS messages without a complex command line setup.
If you're looking for a convenient and user-friendly way to send short messages to any GSM through providers' websites, then GNOME SmsSend may be the solution for you. Essentially, it provides a GNOME interface to SmsSend. One of the key features of GNOME SmsSend is that it automatically detects the provider script files in the default locations, which then generates a small user interface for each one.
Once you've selected a provider, all you need to do is click on the "Apply" button, and the tool will execute smssend with the correct options automatically.
The latest release of GNOME SmsSend brings a number of improvements and bug fixes. For instance, it's now updated for smssend-2.9 and has an updated Spanish po file. In addition, there's a new callback to the window destroy event, an updated RPM spec file with translations, and an updated Italian po file.
Other useful features include the ability to install HELP files, automatic creation of the user preference directory if it doesn't exist, and a correction of a previous bug when scanning $HOME for scripts. Specifically, the fix prevents the ~/.smssend directory from being added to the list of scripts.
Overall, users seeking a reliable and straightforward SMS messaging tool with a graphical interface might want to try GNOME SmsSend.
Once you've selected a provider, all you need to do is click on the "Apply" button, and the tool will execute smssend with the correct options automatically.
The latest release of GNOME SmsSend brings a number of improvements and bug fixes. For instance, it's now updated for smssend-2.9 and has an updated Spanish po file. In addition, there's a new callback to the window destroy event, an updated RPM spec file with translations, and an updated Italian po file.
Other useful features include the ability to install HELP files, automatic creation of the user preference directory if it doesn't exist, and a correction of a previous bug when scanning $HOME for scripts. Specifically, the fix prevents the ~/.smssend directory from being added to the list of scripts.
Overall, users seeking a reliable and straightforward SMS messaging tool with a graphical interface might want to try GNOME SmsSend.
What's New
Version 1.7: N/A