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GradeL, Gradebook for Linux, (rhymes with "cradle") is a desktop gradebook program for teachers.
11 years ago
gradel-0.12.1 - 10 Feb 2010
Bug Fixes:
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- Fixed error in weighted grade calculation for categories that have no grades
yet entered.
- When adding an assignment, GradeL now checks to make sure you enter a numeric
value for the points.
- Fixed crash when printing Progress Reports to a printer or file.
Improved & Updated Features
---------------------------
- Progress reports now include option to print one one student per page as
well as paper saving, multiple students per page.
- Progress report type now selected from menu.
11 years ago
gradel-0.12.1 - 10 Feb 2010
Bug Fixes:
----------
- Fixed error in weighted grade calculation for categories that have no grades
yet entered.
- When adding an assignment, GradeL now checks to make sure you enter a numeric
value for the points.
- Fixed crash when printing Progress Reports to a printer or file.
Improved & Updated Features
---------------------------
- Progress reports now include option to print one one student per page as
well as paper saving, multiple students per page.
- Progress report type now selected from menu.
bakkzoli
4 years ago
I installed the GradeL and necessaries libraries, but ./configure => missing gtk+ libraries.
What can i do?
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mapi
13 years ago
http://mandriva.99k.org/
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icyfeet
13 years ago
I get the following message when trying to compile on Kubuntu 6.06.
Checking for compiled components...
Compiling GradeL with gbc -p -a ...
OK
Creating executable archive "gradel" with gba ...
Done!
./compile.sh: line 38: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./compile.sh: line 38: `echo "sudo \"sh ./install.sh\" to install (on Ubuntu)."'
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msumurph
13 years ago
For now, just ignore the error. The program should still install and run.
To test it, after rou run ./compile.sh, try ./gradel and see if the program starts. Then, if you wish, you can install it to teh system with the install.sh script.
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