Category Archives: announce

Half an month ago, I released Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.0, it has been downloaded for more than 60,000 times. Thanks for the people who like it, spread it and  report problems for it. Now, a new bug-fixed version is coming. It … Continue reading →

After two months’ development, I am proud to announce the new version of Ubuntu Tweak, so called “Precise Tweak” (Sorry, I just stole the code name from Ubuntu 12.04 ). I set the release date just one day before the … Continue reading →

Ubuntu Tweak 0.6.0, which released in the end of last year, has been downloaded for more than 100,000 times! I’m so happy to see the result. Thanks everyone for downloading and using Ubuntu Tweak! And Ubuntu 12.04 is under heavily … Continue reading →

After more than two years’ cycle of design and development, Ubuntu Tweak 0.6 finally comes! Back to two years ago, we made the mock-up of the future Ubuntu Tweak and told the concepts behind the new design.  Later we improved the design … Continue reading →

Almost three months since the last post, how is it going with Ubuntu Tweak? Yeah, just as the title said: Ubuntu Tweak 0.6 is close to releasing! And I have some other updates want to share with you. Let’s get … Continue reading →

First sorry about the past few months, I did not have an update of Ubuntu Tweak. This is because many things happened to me: a small car accident,  change of job,  change of city… But everything is OK now, and … Continue reading →

Yet another bug-fixed release of Ubuntu Tweak 0.5.x series. This version improves the PPA Purge feature, just update!

The door to Ubuntu Tweak 0.6 is never closed, but there’re still a lot of bugs have to fixed. Here’s Ubuntu Tweak 0.5.13.

I’m sorry for the delay of Ubuntu Tweak 0.6, but I’m really busy. Recently I left from the company where I worked before, and took an 8-days travel in Southern China. It was really amazing! If you can read Chinese … Continue reading →

It has been a long time since the release of last version of Ubuntu Tweak, what is the development status of it now? Before we talk about the new Ubuntu Tweak, let’s go back to the November 2009.