Core:
- Add our own GimpOperationBrightnessContrast because GEGL one is different
Plug-ins:
- Fix some GFig rendering issues
Source and build system:
- Depend on Babl 0.1.10, GEGL 0.2.0 and some other new library versions
General:
- Bug fixes
- Translation updates
* OpenCL support
* build improvements.
* High level API to apply ops directly to buffers with arguments.
* Final bits of translation infrastructure.
* Invalidate regions when disconnecting input pads.
* Operations:
* New operation: global-matting
* Allow transform core to do perspective transforms.
* Added string based key/value pairs to operations.
* Added arguments for dealing with scaled down preview rendering.
* Added human interaction ranges and non-linear mapping to properties.
* Buffer:
* Removed broken lanczos sampler.
* Add gegl_buffer_set_color and gegl_buffer_set_pattern
* Added ability to drop cached tiles.
* Added API for handling abyss policy (not implemented yet)
* Avoid iterating global tile cache when flushing/destroying buffers
that have no tiles in the cache.
The SFS toolkit was developed to support the SFS distributed file
system (see http://www.fs.net). But because others use the toolkit
for other reasons, we're making SFS's libraries available as a
separate, lightweight package.
= Changes in 2.2.5 =
May 06, 2012 - version 2.2.5
* Bug fixes
* Added Magic encoding comment to hexdump.rb to avoid encoding error.
* Add workaround for JRuby issue on Windows (JRUBY-6136)
On Windows, calling File#size fails with an Unknown error (20047).
This workaround uses File#lstat instead.
* Require open-uri only on ruby 1.9, since it is not needed on 1.8.
* Features
* Allow symbol Header name for HTTP request.
* Dump more SSL certificate information under $DEBUG.
* Add HTTPClient::SSLConfig#ssl_version property.
* Add 'Accept: */*' header to request by default. Rails requies it.
It doesn't override given Accept header from API.
* Add HTTPClient::SSLConfig#set_default_paths. This method makes
HTTPClient instance to use OpenSSL's default trusted CA certificates.
* Allow to set Date header manually.
ex. clent.get(uri, :header => {'Date' => Time.now.httpdate})
The Google Authenticator includes implementations of one-time passcode
generators for several mobile platforms as well as a pluggable
authentication module (PAM). One-time passcodes are generated using
open standards developed by the Initiative for Open Authentication
(OATH) (which is unrelated to OAuth).
These implementations support the HMAC-Based One-time Password (HOTP)
algorithm specified in RFC 4226 and the Time-based One-time Password
(TOTP) algorithm specified in RFC 6238.
Because upstream does not provide a distribution file (yet), I have
pre-packaged the sources myself as of today and uploaded them to
ftp.n.o under my own directory. This explains the 0.0 prefix in the
version number, because if upstream starts providing distfiles with
proper versioning, we don't want our date stamp to be "above" all
official versions.
