actualités sur python-gammu
python-gammu 3.2.5
python-gammu 3.2.5 has been just released. Maintenance release bringing support for current Python releases and fixing bugs.
Full list of changes:
- Compatibility with Python 3.11-3.14.
- Dropped support for Python 3.6-3.9.
- Modernized build system.
- Binary wheels are now provided only for 64-bit Windows.
- Fixed depreciation warnings while compiling.
- Safer decoding of Unicode strings.
- Corrected NetworkName return value.
You can download it from https://wammu.eu/download/.
Support this program by donations https://wammu.eu/donate/.
Publié le 6 février 2026 par Michal Čihař
python-gammu 3.2.4
python-gammu 3.2.4 has been just released. Maintenance release bringing support for Python 3.10.
Full list of changes:
- Compatibility with Python 3.10.
You can download it from https://wammu.eu/download/.
Support this program by donations https://wammu.eu/donate/.
Publié le 17 novembre 2021 par Michal Čihař
python-gammu 3.1
python-gammu 3.1 has been just released. Improvements in worker mode.
Full list of changes:
- Fix an issue where the gammu worker thread could be brought down if a callback throws an exception
You can download it from https://wammu.eu/download/.
Support this program by donations https://wammu.eu/donate/.
Publié le 24 juillet 2020 par Michal Čihař
python-gammu 3.0
python-gammu 3.0 has been just released. Dropping support for Python 2 and introducing async worker.
Full list of changes:
- Add support for asyncio in the gammu worker
- Dropped support for Python 2.
- Windows binaries built with Gammu 1.41.0.
You can download it from https://wammu.eu/download/.
Support this program by donations https://wammu.eu/donate/.
Publié le 14 juin 2020 par Michal Čihař
python-gammu 2.12
python-gammu 2.12 has been just released. New python-gammu release with minor code fixes and new build for Windows.
Full list of changes:
- Windows binaries built with Gammu 1.40.0.
You can download it from https://wammu.eu/download/.
Support this program by donations https://wammu.eu/donate/.
Publié le 23 février 2019 par Michal Čihař