pVoice, a project that started right here on Perlmonks in 2001 with pVoice 0.01 and pVoice has now reached version 2.1.

A lot of improvements over the previous (2.0) release have been added. Some of them are:

• Multi-lingual (see the pVoice page for a list of available languages)
• Improved helpinformation (in Dutch, English, Turkish, Italian and Chinese)
• You can now enable or disable a caption under the images
• Hierarchical themes are now possible (themes within themes)
• You can now define the size of the matrix (rows and columns)
• pVoice now shows a questionmark for missing images (instead of crashing.....)
• New icons for pVoice (thanks to ngMedia)
• Improved installation

And many other, small improvements.

Developers who are interested in the sources can take a look at http://opensource.pvoice.org.

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