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I had created a shell script to parse the headers for a few different eBook vendors so I could get a daily email with those listings. I eventually ported it to Python and made lots tweaks, but had it in a system repo instead of a public one where others could (possibly) benefit from it.

Well, here it is. I hope it's useful, but please do submit tickets for anything you see that could be improved. I'll be doing the same as I have time.

About¶

This release of Synclosure brings build script and installer improvements. Below you'll find release goals, changes and download links.

Changes¶

See the changelog for the issues resolved in this release.

Downloads¶

If you'd like to to give the new MSI a spin, or take a look at the other builds, please use the links below to the files on our our SourceForge.net project page

• SVN src

• Windows binaries

• Windows classic installer

• Windows MSI

About¶

This is a bugfix release of Synclosure. The previous 0.2 release had broken binaries. Below you'll find release goals, changes and download links.

Changes¶

Downloads¶

Our SourceForge.net project page has been setup and files uploaded. Thanks SourceForge!

About¶

This is the first public release of Synclosure since the project was restarted. Below you'll find release goals, changes and download links.

Changes¶

See the changelog for the issues resolved in this release.

Downloads¶

Downloads are hosted at our SourceForge.net project page for fast, reliable downloads. Please let us know if you have trouble downloading from there and we can send you an alternate download link.

SVN src
Windows binaries
Windows installer

In addition to the many feeds available here on projects.whyaskwhy.org (such as this one), you can now get project updates via Twitter!

Just follow synclosure to see these updates.

P.S.

Anyone want to contribute a great avatar?

There is still work to be done, but a lot of progress has been made towards a 0.2 release.

Remaining items include documentation and project files for the Windows installer. The plan is to have archives for Mac OSX and GNU/Linux, as both systems (usually) include Python by default.

As mentioned in a blog post here, Raphael Balimann was gracious enough to give his blessing for taking over the code and name of the project.

Many thanks Raphael!