A Java-based application allowing you to monitor auctions you're
not part of, submit bids, snipe (bid at the last moment), and
otherwise track your auction-site experience. It includes adult-auction
management, MANY currencies (pound, dollar (US, Canada, Australian,
and New Taiwanese) and euro, presently), drag-and-drop of auction
URLs, an original, unique and powerful 'multisniping' feature, a
relatively nice UI, and is known to work cleanly under Linux,
Windows, Solaris, and MacOSX from the same binary.
which broke copy&paste wrapped shell lines.
CHANGES FROM 1.0 TO 1.1, 05 November 2009
* New run-shell (alias run) command to run an external command without a
window, capture it's stdout, and send it to output mode.
* Ability to define multiple prefix keys.
* Internal locking mechanism removed. Instead, detach each client and run the
external command specified in the new session option lock-command (by default
lock -np), thus allowing the system password to be used.
* set-password command, and -U command line flag removed per the above change.
* Add support for -c command line flag to execute a shell command.
* New lock-client (alias lockc), and lock-session (alias locks) commands to
lock a particular client, or all clients attached to a session.
* Support C-n/C-p/C-v/M-v with emacs keys in choice mode.
* Use : for goto line rather than g in vi mode.
* Try to guess which client to use when no target client was specified. Finds
the current session, and if only one client is present, use it. Otherwise,
return the most recently used client.
* Make C-Down/C-Up in copy mode scroll the screen down/up one line without
moving the cursor.
* Scroll mode superseded by copy mode.
* New synchronize-panes window option to send all input to all other panes in
the same window.
* New lock-server session option to lock, when off (on by default), each
session when it has been idle for the lock-after-time setting. When on, the
entire server locks when all sessions have been idle for their individual
lock-after-time setting.
* Add support for grouped sessions which have independent name, options,
current window, but where the linked windows are synchronized (ie creating,
killing windows are mirrored between the sessions). A grouped session may be
created by passing -t to new-session.
* New mouse-select-pane session option to select the current pane with the
mouse.
* Queue, and run commands in the background for if-shell, status-left,
status-right, and #() by starting each once every status-interval. Adds the
capability to call some programs which would previously cause the server to
hang (eg sleep/tmux). It also avoids running commands excessively (ie if used
multiple times, it will be run only once).
* When a window is zombified and automatic-rename is on, append [dead] to the
name.
* Split list-panes (alias lsp) off from list-windows.
* New pipe-pane (alias pipep) to redirect a pane output to an external command.
* Support for automatic-renames for Solaris.
* Permit attributes to be turned off in #[] by prefixing with no (eg nobright).
* Add H/M/L in vi mode, and M-R/M-r in emacs to move the cursor to the top,
middle, and bottom of the screen.
* -a option added to kill-pane to kill all except current pane.
* The -d command line flag is now gone (can be replaced by terminal-overrides).
Just use op/AX to detect default colours.
* input/tty/utf8 improvements.
* xterm-keys rewrite.
* Additional code reduction, and bug fixes.
KDE 4.3.3 has a number of improvements that will make your life just a
little bit better. Some of KWin's effects have been smoothed and freed
of visual glitches, JuK should now be more stable, KDE PIM has seen its
share of improvements while in the back-rooms of KDE, the developers are
working hard on porting all applications to the new Akonadi storage and
cache.
* 0.10.7
Changes: A conflict between hyperlink clicks and touch scrolling
has been fixed. In Maemo versions, empty menu items have been
hidden. In Maemo 2/3 versions, conflicts in package descriptions
have been fixed.
* 0.10.6
Changes: A bug related to images/CSS links in epub has been fixed.
All the links inside XHTML files were interpreted relative to the
root OPF location instead of the XHTML file location. As a result,
some images were not shown in epub books.
* 0.10.5
Changes: The migration tool from version 0.8.* has been fixed. An
FBReader freeze has been fixed. Several text selection related
issues have been fixed. Desktop Debian packages have been updated
to avoid a conflict with a version in the standard Ubuntu 9.04
repository.
* 0.10.4
Changes: The Maemo platform (Nokia Internet Tablet) is supported
again. Multiple epub format issues have been fixed.
* 0.10.3
Changes: Some issues related to multi-file tar, tar.gz, and tar.bz2
archives have been fixed. Greek hyphenation patterns were regenerated
from another TeX source; the new version has no license issues from
the Debian point of view.
* 0.10.2
Changes: This is second bugfix release for version 0.10.0. It is
released for desktop and netbook computers only (for both Linux
and Windows platforms). A crash in the Preferences dialog of the
Windows version has been fixed. Image order in mobipocket files
has been corrected. Indonesian localization files have been updated.
version 0.82
2009-10-27
- Remove all uses of CDIO_MIN_DRIVER,
CDIO_MAX_DRIVER, CDIO_MIN_DEVICE_DRIVER or CDIO_MAX_DEVICE_DRIVER.
- FreeBSD get_media_changed fixes
- MingGW/Msys compilation issues
- Add OS/2 driver
- Cross compilations fixes and uclinix is like GNU/Linux
- Numerous other bug fixes
2009-24-10 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Version changed to 4.2
- Fixed font size change on KHTMLPart (thanks to Jure Repinc)
- Fixed Windows file opener being unable to open the file with non-English characters.
- Fixed "Open in new tab" for QTextBrowser opening an empty page.
- Middle button in QTextBrowser and WebKit now opens the link in new tab in background.
- Middle button now closes opened tabs in the tab bar.
Pkgsrc changes:
- Added LICENSE
- Removed patch-ab which was integrated upstream
changes since version 2.19.0:
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2009-10-14
* 2.20.0 released
* Fixed bug 2875827 and others: Error encountered in function ebayLogin
* Fixed bug 2862437 and others: Unknown time interval "Duration:"
remaining time could not be converted
Version 1.0.1
Another release. The most important fix in this bugfix release is
where the romanji->hiragana conversion engine would convert "ge"
as "ke". Most othe bug fixes have to do with building the program
on different archintectures. If you have the program and it is
working fine for you, you may want to wait until gWaei 1.1 releases
in a week or so.
June 14, 2009
Version 1.0
Yay! It finally happened. This will be the stable version for a
while. I'm a bit sad that I had to drop support for Debian 5.0
(Lenny) though. Fortunately, it will be compatible with the next
version. The next stable version of gWaei will be 1.1. If you want
to see something fixed for it, please submit a bug report! gWaei
2.0 will have new features, a reworked interface, and hopefully be
all around better and more polished.
May 27, 2009
Version 1.0rc1
There were some small tweaks to the progam's code to get it to
compile under Windows correctly. There was also a small memory leak
when opening the help menu. This will be the last revision before
1.0!
May 16, 2009
Version 1.0b3
Small changes. Radicals have been reordered and some holes filled.
The number separators for the radicals have been made red to make
them more visible. RPM building has been slightly reworked. Libgnome
is no longer a dependancy.
April 25, 2009
Version 1.0b1
Most important thing fixed in this release is a minor buffer overflow
that caused the program to crash on Ubuntu 9. I have made some
headway on MS Windows support, but still am not 100% there yet.
The last important change is that when gnome is turned off in the
configuration for the build, GConf is no longer a forced dependancy.
Onward-ho to 1.0!
March 29, 2009
Version 0.15.4
This release brings some small changes and fixes. I have to thank
all of the contributors who helped. I have never had so many people
helping by submitting bugs, translations, and fixes. Thank you all!
The major notables this time are a reworked Radical Search Tool
window and a fix so that Mac OS X users should be bale to compile
the program.
I want to eventually release a 1.0 version of gWaei so that people
have something stable to use. In order to do this, I want to squash
the last of the large bugs and make the program usable on MS Windows
in the basic sense. If anyone wants to help, email me or contact
me through my blog.
Available for FreeBSD and Linux.
Rump (Runnable Userspace Meta Program) is a mechanism for running kernel code
as part of a user program's address space. As opposed to executing system calls
for requesting kernel services, rump programs do a library call into the kernel
code for equivalent functionality. Kernel code is simply recompiled as a
userspace shared library from the kernel sources instead of being rewritten,
so services imitate the same services being provided by the kernel. Select
architectures such as i386 and amd64 also support directly linking binary
kernel modules against rump programs.
Changes from 1.6:
Increase timeouts, particularly when extracting sets and running the
ATF tests
Remove workaround for lib/39175, as it broke the installation
of the "comp" set
Add a new command "test" for running the ATF tests
Accept a local distribution directory path in place of a URL
Check for missing slash at end of distribution directory URL
Detect HTTP 404 errors
KDE 4.3.2 brings a nice number of bugfixes, some critical, some just
fixing small annoyances:
* Many crashers have been fixed in KDE's core libraries, bringing more
stability to all applications
* KWin's window compositing effects have been further stabilized by fixing
a number of bugs in effect plugins such as the famous coverswitch window
switcher
* The biggest number of bugs for this release has been fixed in KMail,
KDE's email client, making it more reliable and usable by correcting a
number of display issues
* Saving files over themselves works again in Okular, KDE's document viewer
