Nouvelles de JSesh
Benjamin Wheeler has written a first working port of JSesh for Android phones. I'm very impressed by the result.
You can find it on github. Please note :
- you can get the source code from the web site, or alternatively download the "apk" file in your mobile phone (I'll post a video about h...
JSesh 7.5.5 has just been released. Be sure to check the release page, which describes the new improvements.
JSesh 7.4.2 has just been released, with its powerful search engine, but a new version of JSesh is in the forge (probably coined 7.5.something).
I will introduce many small improvements:
- improved exports to Unicode, for both transliteration and glyphs.
- a very convenient system for inserti...
Boris Jegorovic has kindly sent me a package with two nice fonts which cover the "new" code for the Egyptological yod :
Thanks a lot!
If you know of other useful fonts, and think they should be listed on the transliteration page, feel free to mail me.
Note: pour des informations à jour, voir ce message.
Les versions récentes de Mac OS X (et Windows 10) supposent que les nouvelles applications soient installées par le biais d'un Store. Apple a été un pionnier dans ce domaine avec l'Apple Store, créé à l'origine pour l'IPhone.
Ces boutique...
Occasionally, people will express concerns about the use of Java in JSesh. I would like to dispel a few legitimate fears here.
At some point, the web was crawling with warnings about security concerns in Java. But why ?
Java is a programming language and environment. By itself, a Java software c...
In the beginning of JSesh, I had a page about "books published with JSesh". Now that JSesh is more or less the mainstream editor for Hieroglyphic texts, it would be quite an overwelming task - and this website is not meant to be the OEB :-)
This being said, I am very proud to see JSesh used exte...