- Bugfixes and packaging additions
- Various YouTube-related fixes
- Add manpage for gpodder-migrate2tres
- Fix FreeBSD network detection (bug 1730)
- Fix double episode download bug
- gpodder.net-related fixes if sync is not enabled
- Gtk UI
- Update shownotes behaviour
- Show duration column instead of size by default
- Move podcast list view options to preferences dialog
- Gtk status icon extension: Add option for progress bar
- Display episode's last played position (not only duration)
- Do not save maximized window position to configuration
- Model
- Fix problem with migrated databases
- Play info string for finished episodes contains duration
- Do not add files without filename
- iPod Synchronization
- Alpha release by Joseph Wickremasinghe
- Device Synchronization
- Require eyed3 version 0.7 (Fixes #100)
- Internationalization and localization
- Update translation templates from source
- Updated German translation
Download: gpodder-3.6.0.tar.gz
md5sum: 1867850208964cb9121cd13daaad7c24
sha1sum: 211e4aa68b3cbd42d7b7f5d8dd3deecbb7efcd22
For packages in distributions, see the downloads page.
Thanks to all users who supported the gPodder project by providing bug reports, patches, documentation, feedback or donations / Flattrs. For this release, special thanks go out to patch contributors: Andreas Piesk, Ben Hummon, Dov Feldstern, Joseph Wickremasinghe, Tony Mancill, Wes Morgan and zombie.
I am using gpodder 3.5.1 under Ubuntu 12.04. Occasionally I mark all podcast entries as 'old' (or 'not new'). That helps me notice fresh podcasts easily after the next update. I do this from Gpodder GUI front-end by making it show all podcasts (View->All Episodes) and then marking all podcasts as 'not-new' by right-clicking.
ReplyDeleteBut this process takes time due to large number of podcast entries. Gpodder has a command line interface. Is there a command line option (or script) available to mark all podcasts as 'old'?
This will be available in gPodder 4: https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder-core/commit/4e5ea08608c96c6b37ae90b20e721daa7d04a2d0
DeleteThen you can say:
gpo
query new
apply mark old