gtk+-2.24.0 was released 2011-01-30 and has seen over 30 maintenance
releases since. Drop support for gtk+2 < 2.24 to ease porting to gtk+3
and to cleanup existing compatibility code for old gtk+2 releases.
Signed-off-by: Ralph Sennhauser <ralph.sennhauser@gmail.com>
updated by David Medina, Erik P. Olsen, Simon Legner, Tommi A Pirinen,
Páder Rezső, Luigi Votta, UTUMI Hirosi, Petter Adsen, Marcel Pol, Jakub
Jankiewicz, Frederico Goncalves Guimaraes, Mikhail Kurinnoi, Slavko,
Andreas Rönnquist.
new translation: Romanian by Cristian Secară
remove unmaintained Hebrew translation.
If --disable-deprecated is specified it will set GTK_CFLAGS.
Later the pkgconfig check for GTK_CFLAGS will be skipped because the
variable is already set. As a result essential CLFAGS from gtk+-2.0 will
be missing in global CFLAGS and compilation fails.
Solution is to check for the configure flag after pkgconfig.
Thanks to Olaf Hering <olaf@aepfle.de>
• New feature flag HAVE_SVG, enabled by default if dependencies
are available (librsvg-2.0 >= 2.36.0).
• New item in About window's Features tab for librSVG.
- updated to support some of the compression formats up to libarchive 3.2.2,
- detect libarchive 2.8+ using pkgconfig,
- use alertpanel API instead of creating gtk dialogs from scratch (with missing
- dialog title, and no clue about what is displayed),
- configure script now makes use of libarchive pkgconfig,
- fixed wrong use of cached page struct info, we do now rely on data set in widgets
to get source folder and target archive filename and sync the page struct info w/ it
when needed,
- renamed gzip/zip to gzip,
- reworked the way archive formats and compression formats lists are displayed (not translatable anymore).
- reformat code a bit.
Version 0.17.2 is required for auth token save/restore accross restarts.
Without this functionality, the plugin has such bad usability, it's not
worth maintaining. This also fixes the previous compile-error when only
0.17.1 was present.
Passwords are only decrypted before their actual use, not
while loading from accountrc.
Passwords are stored as "{algorithm}base64encodedciphertext",
encrypted using AES-CBC cipher, with PASSCRYPT_KEY used as
and encryption key.
Optionally, the encryption key, also known as "master password"
can be changed by user.
updated by David Vachulka, Thomas Bellmann, me, Flammie Pirinen, Tristan
Chabredier, Isratine Citizen, Páder Rezső, Luigi Votta, Petter Adsen,
Marcel Pol, Slavko, Andreas Rönnquist, Mark Chang
ru.po added, submitted by Mikhail Kurinnoi
bg.po, eo.po and lt.po removed, unmaintained