Yesterday I released gtkmm 2.22.0, the first API/ABI-stable version of gtkmm 2.22, wrapping GTK+ 2.22. It adds some new API and deprecates some old API. There’s nothing particularly useful, but this will help people prepare for gtkmm 3. As ever, gtkmm coders don’t need to wait for us to update gtkmm when there is new [...]

I have neglected cluttermm recently (a C++ API for Clutter). But Chris Kühl has recently fixed several cluttermm problems shown by example code in the cluttermm version of our tutorial and updated the tutorial itself. I’ve also added new API to wrap the new ClutterAction, ClutterActorMeta and ClutterEffects stuff in clutter 1.3/1.4. I’ve done new [...]

Openismus is looking for experienced and mature C++ coders again in Berlin and Munich. gtkmm or Qt experience is persuasive. I hope you can find my email address.

Jon Nordby’s massifg is now usable and packaged for Ubuntu (in the Openismus PPA) and Fedora. The only slightly awkward dependency is libgoffice (for graph drawing), but that is widely packaged on distros. It shows both the simple and detailed graphs of valgrind’s massif output, much like the old-style ms_print script. It can print the [...]

Sigi is now in her fifth month of our second pregnancy. During our last scan we learned that it will be a sister for Liam. He’s already looking forward to her arrival. We feel lucky that we will have both a boy and a girl. Her due date is almost exactly the same as last [...]