Development Code
The development version of Gaupol is usually not stable enough for daily use, but may contain major changes compared to the latest release that are relevant for anyone writing code. The development code resides in a git repository. To get a local copy of the code, use command
git clone git://github.com/otsaloma/gaupol.git
A web interface for the development code can be found at GitHub.
A Python Package for Editing Subtitle Files
Gaupol includes a user-interface-independent general-purpose Python package called aeidon for reading, writing and manipulating text-based subtitle files. It is a part of the Gaupol source tree and released along with Gaupol, but installable separately — and, in fact, packaged separately in many distros. aeidon may be of interest to anyone needing a Python package to edit subtitle files. For general information and installation instructions, see the file "README.aeidon" in the source package. API documentation is available online.
Mailing Lists
You can reach the developers via gaupol-list for any usage or development discussion. gaupol-list is archived at least at Gna and The Mail Archive. To be kept informed on new releases and other major events, you can subscribe to the gaupol-announcements list. User interface translators can subscribe to gaupol-i18n list to stay informed about translation issues.
Bugs
Bugs and patches to fix bugs are filed in GNOME Bugzilla, under product gaupol. Feature requests are filed as bugs with severity marked as "enhancement".
Contributing
If you're interested in writing code, you might find the generated API documentation helpful. See also wiki documentation on writing extensions and writing pattern files. If you're interested in translating the user interface to your language, please read the "README" file in the "po" directory.
Authors
Gaupol is written by Osmo Salomaa.