Hotfixed two minor issues, see the notes. Also added a nice screensaver demonstration in the GTK-server configfile, written in macroscript.

GTK-server 2.2.8 released, it can be found here and the release notes are here.

Erik Winkels created a GTK program with CLisp for the game EVE Online, see the screenshot here.

The website of Syp Script contains a small tutorial on how to use GTK-server with Syp Script.

And now for something completely different: GTK-server can also play music using MikMod with this standalone BASH script! Windows VBscript version is here, Windows MikMod DLL here and the example modfile is here.

Uploaded packages again because of a bug in 64bit environments.

Alain Courivaud created a nice little game with Bash and GTK, it can be found at the demonstration page!

Due to a lot of requests and feedback quite some improvements and fixes have been applied! We're at release 2.2.7, notes here.

GTK-server 2.2.6 was released, read the notes here. Grab it from the download section.

Created a demoscript with Chipmunk Basic, it can be found at the examples page.

Created a Kornshell demo with the Poppler library to read PDF documents. Grab it from the documentation section!

GTK-server 2.2.5 was released, read the notes here. As usual it can be found at the download section.

Added a new section to the website with Real World applications. Igor Furlan has sent his GTK-server application used in his company. Thanks!

Reposted all packages because of some minor cosmetic issues.

GTK-server 2.2.4 was released today! Read the release notes and get it from the download section. The GTK-server now has the ability to open any kind of GTK-related library. Check out the exiting demoscripts in the sourcepackage, demonstrating the usage of the Mozilla HTML rendering widget and also the usage of the GtkGlExt and GtkGlArea OpenGL widgets!

Currently I am working on 2.2.4, the beta can be obtained from here. This mainly will be a bugfix release.

Created a small ObexFTP frontend with BASH to download and upload files to other bluetooth devices. Screenshot and program are here.

GTK-server 2.2.3 has been released today! Get it from the download section. Also some release notes.

The FFI library has been reanimated! Read the announcement here.

Jean-Marc Farinas provided a demonstration with GNU Smalltalk, look at it here.

Created a demoscript with Euphoria, it can be found at the examples page.

Simon Saville created a demoscript with CMUCL! Check it out here.

Created a handy tool to memorize and execute all kinds of Linux binaries and their options. It can be found here. Available as Kornshell or BASH script!

My Comic Book Reader programmed with newLisp is taking part in the newLisp Programming Competition 2007.

New release 2.2.2 is available here. Next to the usual fixes it is now possible to set and get properties of widgets. Also, during startup the GTK-server will check if there are duplicate entries in the configfile.

For my own needs I wrote a small program to lookup words from DICT servers. It can be found here.

Today GTK-server 2.2 build 1 has been brought to the public! Among many fixes and improvements it is now possible to define macros in the configfile. Grab the new release here!

Luigi Di Fraia created an example script for Perl using TCP. Look at it here.

Created an example script with the good old M4 macro language. It can be found at the examples page.

Fixed bugs when compiling with FFCALL and C/Invoke. New build 2.1.6 available from here.

Implemented embedded GTK for Microsoft Windows VBscript. Grab it from the download page section 'Language Bindings'.

New release 2.1.5 is available. I have exteriorized all Glade stuff, as Glade should be used similar to GTK. The code of the GTK-server becomes cleaner, the logic more consequent, and the distribution smaller. I should have done this much earlier!

Reposted all packages because of some Windows bugs. Also added links to Glade at the download page.

GTK-server 2.1.4 has been released! It mainly contains improvements and fixes for Unix. Grab it from the download page. Windows packages will follow during the next days.