- Set share path relative to executable on Linux too
- Linux dependencies for portable AppImage
- Helper scripts for desktop integration
- Update man pages
- Flag unstable builds more obviously
- Add SUFFIX to filenames to prevent conflicts when installing multiple mscore versions in PATH.
- Update references to files with SUFFIX.
- Compress man page with highest gzip compression (Debian requirement)
- Display version in title bar of main window.
- fix#57736: enable/disable LAME mp3 support via Makefile option.
- Makefile option to not update MIME and icon cache on Linux.
- rename linux files for consistency with other CMake config files
- Label special builds in title bar (e.g. nightly builds).
- Create symlink aliases for mscore and man pages.
- Correct MimeType associations for nightlies in desktop file.
- Don't manually set RPATH, let CMake handle it automatically.
- Makefile option to not set RPATH at all (Debian requirement).
- automatic installation of Linux man page
- compress man page if gzip is present on system
- updated Linux man page
- tidied Linux man page
- Add .MSCZ and .MSCX to MIME database on Linux
- new Makefile targets to uninstall on Linux
- add MusicXML files to MIME database on Linux
- install mimetype icons on Linux
- changed gzip syntax to support older versions for Linux man page compression
- replaced PNG icons with SVGs
- fix#59196: new MSCZ and MSCX icon designs (SVG)
- never compress man pages on OpenBSD
Added a default mscore/revision.h containing "Unknown" as the
revision number (mscore/revision.h remains in .gitignore).
Removed the dependency on "revision" in the Makefiles. Now
"make revision" must be done manually if required.
Added sample post-checkout git hook to allow git automatically
to update mscore/revision.h when doing a git checkout. If installed,
this removes the need to do "make revision" manually.
Add mscore/revision.h to .gitignore, since it is a generated file.
Remove mscore/revision.h from the git index.
In Makefile, add "revision" as a dependency of "debug", as it
already is of "release".