Software: Castero, Skrooge, gtk-vnc
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castero – command-line podcast player
I’ve been tinkering with a few modern podcast players in the past few months. CPod, Vocal and Winds all use modern web technologies; in the case of CPod and Winds a combination of JavaScript weaved with the Electron framework. It’s only fair to take a different tack. castero differs fundamentally — it’s a command line podcast client. It’s designed to be easy to use and targeted at users who want lightweight command line applications instead of bloated GUI-based alternatives.
castero lets you add podcasts via RSS feeds, and handles a large number of feeds. It’s released under an open source license.
The software is written in the Python programming language.
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Skrooge 2.15.0 released
The Skrooge Team announces the release 2.15.0 version of its popular Personal Finances Manager based on KDE Frameworks.
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gtk-vnc 0.9.0 release
I’m pleased to announce a new release of GTK-VNC, version 0.9.0. This is a cleanup/modernization release. Note that the next release (1.0.0) will drop support for GTK-2
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