:: General Info:: Users:: Developers:: Other |
:: Development
The development page of Silky is located atCommunication between developers will primarily happen in SILCNet, channel silky. Naturally you need to use a silc client to connect to the Silcnet, but you can now use Silky for that, too. :)
Programming language used in Silky is C. The UI is designed with Glade-2. Silky does not require Gnome desktop to run, GTK2 runtime libraries are enough.
Silky uses the SILC Toolkit for all SILC specific things as well as networking.
:: Building
If you use the SILC Toolkit built from sources it may lack the required silc.pc file. In this case you need to manually provide the paths to Silky. All major Linux distributions provide libsilc-devel package, which contains also the pkg-config file.Running Silky in the source directory should be also possible, but you need to do make install once to install the required .glade and data files.
Building released tarball
./configure [--prefix=PATH] [--with-silc-libs=PATH] [--with-silc-include=PATH]make
make install
Building CVS version
./autogen.sh [--prefix=PATH] [--with-silc-libs=PATH] [--with-silc-include=PATH](configure is run automatically)
make
make install
:: Todo / Help wanted!
We are looking for more developers to help finishing Silky. If you have basic knowledge of C, Glib or GTK, please contribute. Translators are also welcome!Subscribe to the silky-devel mailing list and introduce yourself. Also join the Silky channel in the SILCNet to meet other developers.
:: CVS
Please note that we just recently moved the CVS from Sourceforge to GNOME.org!:: Anonymous CVS
Use empty password when prompted for password.cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome login cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome co silky
There's also an anonymous web interface for Silky's CVS available at:
:: Developer's CVS access
export CVS_RSH=ssh cvs -z3 -d:ext:username@cvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome co silky
:: Changelog
Silky's Changelog is available via CVS viewer::: Internationalization (i18n)
Silky is currently translated via the GNOME Translation Project. We can't accept translations outside GTP anymore. If you wish to contribute a translation, please join the GTP.Thanks to all previous, current and future translators for your valuable work!
Translation status per language:
:: Screenshots
Silky ported to Nokia 770 Maemo Development Environment (Nokia 770) |
The new color schema, Fedora Core 3 |
The main window of Silky 0.5.1 Microsoft Windows 2000 |
:: Credits
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