Bazaar-GTK is a graphical user interface that complements the Bazaar version control system, built with the GTK+ toolkit. It facilitates ease of use and effective coordination of project changes across a team.
Bazaar-GTK is a useful software for users of the Bazaar version control system. Its key feature is a GTK+ frontend that essentially offers a visual representation of Bazaar branches. This interface is supported by a range of commands for performing tasks such as committing and visualizing changes, annotating code, and more.
Additionally, Bazaar-GTK offers Nautilus integration, which means that users can access the interface directly from the Nautilus file manager. The software is also designed to work as a standalone application.
To get started with Bazaar-GTK, users need to have certain requirements in place, including Bazaar 0.11 or higher, Python 2.4 or higher, PyGTK 2.8 or higher, PyCairo 1.0 or higher, GTK sourceview bindings for Python, and Python-nautilus.
Installation is straightforward, with users having several options to choose from. One of the easiest ways to install this software is to copy or symlink the directory into the ~/.bazaar/plugins directory. Users also have other installation alternatives, such as adding the location of bzr-gtk to their BZR_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable, or placing the nautilus-bzr.py file in either ~/.nautilus/python-extensions or in /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-1.0/python.
This latest release of Bazaar-GTK comes with a large number of bug fixes and new features. Users can now look forward to a software that is even more robust and easier to use. This release is designed to work with the upcoming bzr 1.6 software. Overall, Bazaar-GTK is a powerful and effective tool that offers an easy-to-use frontend and integrates well with other software tools.
Additionally, Bazaar-GTK offers Nautilus integration, which means that users can access the interface directly from the Nautilus file manager. The software is also designed to work as a standalone application.
To get started with Bazaar-GTK, users need to have certain requirements in place, including Bazaar 0.11 or higher, Python 2.4 or higher, PyGTK 2.8 or higher, PyCairo 1.0 or higher, GTK sourceview bindings for Python, and Python-nautilus.
Installation is straightforward, with users having several options to choose from. One of the easiest ways to install this software is to copy or symlink the directory into the ~/.bazaar/plugins directory. Users also have other installation alternatives, such as adding the location of bzr-gtk to their BZR_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable, or placing the nautilus-bzr.py file in either ~/.nautilus/python-extensions or in /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-1.0/python.
This latest release of Bazaar-GTK comes with a large number of bug fixes and new features. Users can now look forward to a software that is even more robust and easier to use. This release is designed to work with the upcoming bzr 1.6 software. Overall, Bazaar-GTK is a powerful and effective tool that offers an easy-to-use frontend and integrates well with other software tools.
What's New
Version 0.95.0: N/A