Submitted by bpasero on Sun, 2006-04-23 16:34.
The RSSOwl development team is happy to announce a fresh new version.
Check out some of the cool new features:
- Drag and drop reordering for tabs
- Open Feeds of a Folder in seperate tabs with one click
- Improved Look and Feel
- Favorites remember unread News even after a restart
- Shipped as universal binary on Mac supporting both PPC and Intel
- A lot of Bugfixes
Download for: Windows |
Linux |
Linux 64Bit |
Mac |
Solaris
May the owl be with you,
Ben
Submitted by bpasero on Sun, 2006-04-09 11:02.
There is an interesting tutorial on how to setup RSSOwl to easily post to del.icio.us using the "Blog News" command. Find it here.
Ben
Submitted by bpasero on Wed, 2006-03-08 23:11.
I wrote an article about RSSOwl for the popular german
Java Magazin. It was added to this months issue and the article is even featured on the front page.
More information is available
here.
Ben
Submitted by bpasero on Sun, 2006-02-05 12:41.
Now that Macs on Intel CPU are available, we plan to release upcoming RSSOwl 1.2.1 with universal binaries. So with that version all Mac users should be able to run RSSOwl both on Mac with Intel and PowerPC, using the same application bundle.
Ben
Submitted by bpasero on Thu, 2006-01-19 09:35.
Thanks to
Anthony Green, RSSOwl 1.2 is now part of Fedora Extras. Fedora Core is a linux distribution currently available as a test-version for the upcoming makjor release 5. Once FC 5 is out, I will post more details on how to obtain RSSOwl from Fedora Extras.
Ben
Submitted by bpasero on Fri, 2005-12-02 16:23.
Some users informed me about the fact that Kaspersky recently detects rssowl.exe as
Hoax.Win32.SpyWare. This is of course wrong and I already informed them. If you receive the same virus warning from any other anti-virus product, please leave a comment.
Update: The issue is resolved!
Ben
Submitted by bpasero on Wed, 2005-11-09 15:40.
Good news, the
Mac version was updated and should no longer crash when managing favorites.
The RPMs for Linux 32 and 64 Bit are released today as well, thanks Kay!
Ben