Here's a heads up for you Popstation users out there. GTK Popstation, the latest product of LiraNuna's coding, has just been released in the QJ forums.
This is LiraNuna's first ever GUI app made for GNU/Linux, made due to the absence of non-Windows GUIs for the Popstation converter. Here's what he has to say about it:
"After being fraustrated of all the Win32 GUIs out there, I was thinking of coding my own Linux one.
GTK PopStation is based on the original popstation sources and the GIMP Tool Kit (GTK).
"Be aware that using libgtk-2.0.dll and compiling using x86 w32 gcc, there is a high chance of running it on w32 platforms (Similer to the w32 xchat compilation of silvertear).
"There is no readme as I think the program is obvious to use."
To download GTK Popstation, click on the link below. If you have any questions of suggestions, feel free to talk about this release on the QJ forums by clicking on the "discuss" link below.
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