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Blam! RSS Reader for Linux Download

Blam – a simple feed reader for Linux

New in Blam 1.8.10 (unreleased)

  • Fix the dbus problems

New in Blam 1.8.9

  • Use dbus-sharp if available

This release is very minor and has problems with actually selecting the right dbus variant, so an update isn't much to anybody.

Blam 1.8.9 Download

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New in Blam 1.8.8

  • Translation updates (thanks to the GNOME translation team)
  • Show the time of next update (Bug 164513)
  • Work with some webkit changes
  • Show a notification with the number of unread items at the end of an update

New in Blam 1.8.7

  • Context menu on the tray icon.
  • Support channel groups (1-deep (for now) folders). (Bug 166468)
  • Move channels into, out of, and between groups with Drag-and-Drop.
  • Fix the bug which sometimes lost your channel data. (Bug 346553)
  • Make a distinction between old and new unread entries.
  • Use icons to make the above distriction. (Bug 156226)
  • Mark an entry read if needed when we update a feed and the item has already been read in another feed. (Bug 149154)
  • Install the debug symbols, since it doesn't take much space.

New in Blam 1.8.6

  • Use WebKit instead of Gecko as the rendering engine. Many thanks to Alp Toker for this.
  • Printing finally works.
  • Use the RSSFeed library instead of RSS.NET.
  • No more crashes whilst updating feeds. (see? that's positive thinking :)
  • No crashes when the clipboard is empty.
  • The feed name column resizes when a name is shortened.
  • The read/unread posts column is aligned to the right. (Bug#321344)
  • The feed name is ellipsized when needed. (Bug#153566)
  • Register with the GNOME session (this means it will get restarted if it was running when you logged out if you chose that option).
  • Add option to refresh all feeds on startup. (Bug#344853)
  • Add option to mark all posts as read.
  • Right-click menu to copy the link's address or open in in the browser. (Bug#155374)

New in Blam 1.8.5

  • Use NDesk's D-Bus library.
  • Upated translations thanks to the wonderful GNOME translation team.
  • Proper use of the new icons.
  • Mark entries read after a timeout.
  • Always show the tray icon.
  • Minimise to the system tray when ESC is pressed or the window is closed with the X button.
  • Check to see if the clipboard contains a valid URL before pasting it.
  • Use a nicer file selection dialog.

New in Blam 1.8.4

  • HTTP authentication.
  • Ignoring SSL certificate errors (upon request).
  • Partial support for Atom 1.0.
  • Open links with target="_blank".
  • Relative links work.
  • Theme setting (and the program) works for first-time users (broken in previous release).
  • RSS feeds with <content:encoded> work.
  • The clipboard's content appears as the feed's address by default.
  • Appear with the name 'blam' in process listings.

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Reviews

Its an AJAXy feed reader that uses a classic Outlook three-pane interface. On the left is a list of feeds you're subscribed to, a la Bloglines, and on the right are two panes, one for headlines and one to show the stories you click on. I like the default mode because it takes you to the actual web site so you can read comments and so on, but it also has a Preview Summary mode which will show summaries of all of the recent stories in a particular feed. It has most of the features you expect from a web-based feed reader and a few more, so despite the name it's worth a look if you're in the market for a feed reader. What's more, it's open source, so you can download it, tweak the code, and run your own aggregator service if you want.