We just put out a new bugfix release of libsexy. A number of important SexyUrlLabel changes went in, so please upgrade, as notification-daemon and xchat-gnome both use this.
As always, the latest version is available on the libsexy page or in the download directory.
Release notes:

Fix a typo in SexyUrlLabel that was causing the widget to never [...]

Yahoo is doing a lot of interesting things these days. While Google gains a lot of the attention when it comes to search and web applications, Yahoo should not be ignored. del.icio.us and Flickr are of course two widely popular services, but they have a few useful utilities floating around their developer site.
There’s one tool [...]

We live in a new, very public age. While most of us didn’t quite grow up with the Internet, it’s been a major part of our lives. To these new generations of kids, a world without the Internet belongs only in the history books. It’s made the world closer and more open in many ways. [...]

A friend of mine has written up a good post on A better music player for GNOME, discussing thoughts on improvements that could be made to existing media players in the GNOME desktop. Thought I’d forward it along to those reading Planet GNOME.

The VMware Workstation 6 betas have been out for a while now, so I’m sure those using it have noticed that we’ve been trying to make our icon theme fit in with the Tango icon style (well, to the best of my current abilities). So far this has proven to be a dramatic improvement over [...]

I’ve been meaning to post this for a long time, and finally decided that maybe now would be a good time to do it.
I’m really pleased that a lot of projects are now using libsexy. This is awesome stuff, and I want to thank people for making use of this library.
However, the one thing that [...]