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Filter by Toolkit (i.e. Qt, Gtk, etc.)

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I added new filter options so you can only view apps with specific toolkits. These new options are sub-entries to the overall Show Graphical Apps option. It must be checked for the others to matter. The available toolkit options are Gtk, Qt, Tk, wxW, and other. Ncurses already had a separate callout.

Hopefully this will help those KDE and Gnome users who prefer Qt and Gtk apps over alternatives.

Thanks to Oliver for the suggestion.

Ubuntu Hardy Heron Repositories Added

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Links to the Ubuntu Hardy Heron repositories have been added. I haven't done a complete update of the database, but each app will be updated whenever a new version is released.

Server Transition Complete

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Thanks for your patience. The server transition is complete and new posts can now be made.

Moving to a New Server

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I'm currently in the process of moving Linux App Finder to a new VPS (virtual private server) with more memory and will be moving the database later today. Hopefully this will help reduce page load time when there is heavy traffic. The current server will stay active and the site should still be accessible the entire time, but new posts, screenshots, or votes may get missed between this afternoon and when the DNS change goes through. Thanks in advance for your patience.

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