* audio2tape can now recognise standard ROM loaders.
* tzxlist now outputs block and tape lengths.
* snap2tzx: add 0.1s pause between blocks to ensure a gap between edges.
* tapeconv: add options for embedding metadata into the created file.
* tape2wav: ensure pulses do not get rounded down inappropriately.
* Allow building without libaudiofile.
* New upd765 FDC emulation; all known +3 DSK images now work.
* Loading acceleration.
* Automatic saves while using RZX recording.
* Many improvements to Win32 UI.
* Improved widget UI, with look and feel borrowed from that in FuseX.
* Emulation core improvements.
* Debugger improvements.
* Miscellaneous improvements.
* Memory management change: memory allocation functions now abort on failure.
Leads to simpler code both internally and for users of the library.
* Support for tape acceleration.
* IDE improvements to allow DivIDE to support FATware.
* New API to deal with flagging automatic snapshots in RZX files.
* New function to get length (time) of a tape block.
* 128K SNA files are now treated as being for the Pentagon 128 rather than
the Spectrum 128.
* SNA files now written out correctly.
* Handle MDR write protection flag correctly.
* Allow MDR images with bad checksums to load (the error will be handled by
the If1 ROM).
* Support saving custom ROMs in SZX snapshots.
* Support for DivIDE, Kempston mouse and the simple IDE interface
in SZX snapshots.
* Allow building without libgcrypt.
* Amiga and MorphOS compilation fixes.
* Don't produce empty libraries to fix build process on OpenSolaris.
* Remove deprecated functions.
* Tweak timings for TS2068.
The SquirrelMail team is happy to announce the release of version 1.4.17. The
most notable change is a security fix that prevents certain specially-crafted
hyperlinks within messages from executing cross-site scripting attacks. For
other details, see the ReleaseNotes file included in this release. We advise
all users of SquirrelMail software to upgrade.
Changes since version 0.11.9 respectively 0.7.9:
- Support for DHT.
- Cleanup and refactoring of the API.
- Enable PEX by default.
- A lot of bug fixes and minor improvements
The Mousetweaks package provides mouse accessibility enhancements
for the GNOME desktop. These enhancements are:
1. It offers a way to perform the various clicks without using any
hardware button.
2. It allows users to perform a right click by doing a click&hold
of the left mousebutton. (For a left-handed mouse user, the termes
left and right have to be inverted.)
3. It provides an applet that the user can install on a panel. This
applet creates an area on the panel into which the pointer can be
captured until the user releases it with a predefined button and
modifier combination.
The options can be accessed through the Accessibility tab of the
Mouse Preferences of GNOME Control Center or through command-line.
1.2.7:
Sam Lantinga - Sun Nov 2 15:08:27 PST 2008
* Fixed buffer overflow in BMP loading code, discovered by j00ru//vx
Sam Lantinga - Fri Dec 28 08:34:54 PST 2007
* Fixed buffer overflow in GIF loading code, discovered by Michael Skladnikiewicz
New in 1.7:
- New search widget
- Spell checking is now based on hunspell and uses OpenOffice.org dictionaries.
- New LaTeX log errors detection
- Indentation "memory"
- Code completion
New in 1.7.1:
- no more crash with the "Previous LaTeX error" command and the syntax
highlighting
- the "find" command starts at cursor and not at the beginning of the document
New in 1.8:
- texmaker can now be only started once per user : inverse search will no more
launch a new instance of texmaker
- the spell checker is now based on hunspell-1.2.4
- the latex errors detection has been improved
- the background color of the selected symbol is now always the same (to be
sure that the symbol is always visible)
- parentheses matching is back
- "\end{...}" is now added automatically after "\begin{...}" while using
autocompletion
