Description: Dianara is a pump.io client, an application for GNU/linux and other desktop systems that allows users to manage their Pump.io social networking accounts without the need to use a web browser, and provides several features not available in the standard web interface. Since it's a Pump client, you can use it also for GNU Mediagoblin sites. It is Free Software (Free as in freedom).
Here's a summary of the main things it can do at this point: Posting text with some formatting, uploading pictures, audio, video and other files, receiving and navigating the timelines, liking/commenting/sharing/deleting/editing posts, liking, editing and deleting comments, editing your profile, changing your avatar, changing your e-mail, following/unfollowing people and managing contacts and person lists.
You can run 2 or more instances of Dianara with different configurations, by using the "--config" command line parameter.
Dianara is available in the repositories of Chakra, Mageia 4 and later, Debian 8 (Jessie) and later, Ubuntu 13.10 and laterKaosX, openSuse 13.2 and later, Parabola and Fedora 26 and later.
If you need to build from source, check the INSTALL file carefully for building instructions, and the BUGS and TODO files to see all the known issues.
In July 2013, identi.ca completed the migration to the Pump.io platform, so Dianara can also be used as an identi.ca client now.
Dianara is available in English, Catalan, Spanish, Italian, German, Hebrew and Galician languages. Partially translated to Polish.
If you're interested in translating it to your language, or helping update one of the existing languages that might be incomplete, let me know and check the TRANSLATING file. It's quite easy.Last changelog:
v1.4.4
- Option to invert colors in image viewer. - Character picker now remembers up to 24 last used symbols, in usage order. - Fixed a possible crash when filtering out activities from the minor feed. - Fixed some minor visual issues.
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 and I installed all the dependencies in the readme file and a few extra I think.
Also, maybe it's me but I had to do qmake and make in the Dianara directory, not the build directory as that was empty after creating it.
Almost right away I got an error.
http://pastebay.com/1271143
Hi!
Your problem is an older version of QJSON than the required 0.8.x.
Dianara 0.8 requires QJSON 0.8.x, but the good news is that Dianara 0.9, which I'll release soon, lowers this requirement to QJSON 0.7.x.
So, in summary, you can't compile Dianara now, unless you somehow upgrade QJSON, but you'll be able to compile it once v0.9 is out.
Cheers!
P.S.- the 'build' directory is empty, of course, because you just created it.
When you go into it and run 'qmake ..', a Makefile file should appear. Then you run 'make' to build the binary.
It's just a way to keep the main directory clean, but using a "build" directory is not a requirement ;)
Update: Dianara v0.9 has been out for a while, and that should build OK in Ubuntu 12.04.
When/if you upgrade to 13.10, you'll have Dianara already in the repositories :)
Ratings & Comments
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Successfully build on Debian 7 Wheezy :)
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 and I installed all the dependencies in the readme file and a few extra I think. Also, maybe it's me but I had to do qmake and make in the Dianara directory, not the build directory as that was empty after creating it. Almost right away I got an error. http://pastebay.com/1271143
Hi! Your problem is an older version of QJSON than the required 0.8.x. Dianara 0.8 requires QJSON 0.8.x, but the good news is that Dianara 0.9, which I'll release soon, lowers this requirement to QJSON 0.7.x. So, in summary, you can't compile Dianara now, unless you somehow upgrade QJSON, but you'll be able to compile it once v0.9 is out. Cheers! P.S.- the 'build' directory is empty, of course, because you just created it. When you go into it and run 'qmake ..', a Makefile file should appear. Then you run 'make' to build the binary. It's just a way to keep the main directory clean, but using a "build" directory is not a requirement ;)
Update: Dianara v0.9 has been out for a while, and that should build OK in Ubuntu 12.04. When/if you upgrade to 13.10, you'll have Dianara already in the repositories :)