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PS : if i found a easy way to make a package i'll do it, i actually don't know how to do this.
1.0.7 : simple gestures on the item list : swipe to right to mark item as read, and to left to mark item as unread
1.0.6 : click on the right part on an item's line in the item list to display the context menu (you can always "long press" to display it)
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Update 10.20.10: Gread is available in extras-devel !
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Update 09.14.10: some ui enhancement
A screenshot of the last version (clic to see full size):
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Update 09.13.10 : new version, fully rewriten (except UI).
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Original message, 08-18-10:
Author of the blog "nokia-n900.fr" (not very active these times) since october, but with my own n900 from a month, i decided to wrote a Google Reader application, because the only one i found and tried, grr, didn't work very well for me.
So i found a lib for google reader "libgreader", in python (my preferred language), i added a lot of stuff in it, and i chose QT as toolkit (perhaps my app will work on Meego (i am also the author of meego-os.fr) and, with an eye open to the grr source code, here is GRead.
It's a work in progress but the first step is almost reached.
The main goal is to have a Google Reader application as good as the "Newsrob" one on Android i used before having my Nokia n900.
The first step is to create an application with the basics, as we have in "grr"
The next step is to add real offline capabilities.
This firs step is currently done minus keybord shortcuts, but with many improvements:
- more settings (for interface)
- choose between feeds or labels at launch
- works too on 2G/3G (for me grr works only on wifi)
- auto-rotation
- thread for network operations
- manage auto-reconnect, detect lack of connectivity (all operations will be done when the network is available)
- allow to show original feed content in the application (using QTWebkit) or in the browser
- see more special feeds (shared and starred, but also "all", "friends", "notes"...)
- scroll long titles
There is some little bugs and lacks:
- unread count not always sync in feeds list when some item are read (without doing a resync), and specially for special feeds
- GRead does not connect the device to network, it just uses the current one
- no shortcuts yet
- no zoom in the item view
- and so on
I currently work a lot on this application,
And notice it also runs on linux out of the box (the only package needed, except PyQt, is simplejson). libgreader is included with GRead.
You can found the source code on GitHub : http://github.com/twidi/GRead
To launch GRead, simply execute the gread.py file in the src directory
PS : if i found a easy way to make a package i'll do it, i actually don't know how to do this.
PPS : i just saw the topic about grr
Last edited by Twidi; 2010-11-22 at 13:52. Reason: versions 1.0.6 & 1.0.7