gtkcdlabel

gtkcdlabel
About	gtkcdlabel is a GUI frontend to cdlabelgen which is a program that can generate a variety of CD tray covers. The code is based on gcombust and gcdlabelgen. The latest version (1.10) supports all options of the latest version of cdlabelgen and also has several UI enhancements. You can now also use image formats other than EPS. If you have the program convert from the ImageMagick suite then any format it can handle can be used by gtkcdlabel. All thats left is bugfixes Sebastian also set up the gtkcdlabel CVS repository so you can now acces it via anonymous CVS. Beginning with version 1.10 gtkcdlabel depends upoon python 2.5 and pygtk The versions from 0.7.0 upwards use GTK2 and as a result of the port I'm no longer supporting the GTK1 version (i.e. versions before 0.7.0) though the last stable tarballs and RPM's can still be obtained here
Features	Some of the new features include Ported to pygtk2 Supports all of the options in cdlabelgen 4.0.0 You can supply images of any format that ImageMagic can handle and EPS conversion is carried out on the fly It'll process the ID3 tags on an MP3 CD
Requirements & Downloads	gtkcdlabel: Source and binaries cdlabelgen > 3: Homepage \| RPM's GTK 2.0 and above Python 2.5 and pygtk If you want to run versions prior to 0.7.0 then you'll also need libcdaudio: Homepage \| Mandrake RPM's GTK+-1.2
CVS	You can access the CVS repository by first logging in anonymously (just press enter for the password) cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gtkcdlabel login and then checking out the gtkcdlabel module by cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gtkcdlabel co gtkcdlabel I recommend using cervisia - a very nice KDE based CVS client. More information on acessing Sourceforge CVS facilities can be found here
Screenshots	Examples of the output of cdlabelgen can be seen here, here and here