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The "look" of the graph is changed, using a smoother kernel for the convolution.
Otherwise, this is mostly fixes for the few bugs reported.

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the 'file' tab, upthere.

More information, including changelog on my blog entry:

http://www.freehackers.org/thomas/2012/01/08/djangoredmineadmin-1-0-released/

Most importantly several memory leaks were fixed.

Despite minor bug fixes, this new interface is the main point for this release. Also i've made it slightly more formal: instead of cloning the mercurial repository, you can now also download a tarball from the "File" tab upthere.

Changes since alpha3 include

• more checks when the daemon starts
• switch to django 1.3
• switch to 'userlessname' django application instead of home-made hacks for email-based login
• switch to ckeditor instead of buggy tinymce
• default robots.txt and favicon.ico are now provided

This version introduces an optional Qt frontend to play with options. More information on this blog entry.

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the tab 'file', upthere.

Please note that your ~/.hgrc needs to be modified, check the blog entry for more informatoin.

This minor release brings several new kind of geodesic. The octahedron was missing and was added, so that now all platonic solids are there.
The interface has been slightly reworked too.

Lot of fixes for different issues (linux, windows, compilers, bugs) + misc cleaning. Added a README. This version requires eigen3 (http://eigen.tuxfamily.org)

This is a minor release for Opale, bringing some fixes (bugs, compilation issues, glitches) and updating translations (French, Italian).

• the files can be downloaded from http://labs.freehackers.org/projects/opale/files
• the bugtracker is http://labs.freehackers.org/projects/opale/issues
• the main page with documentation is http://www.freehackers.org/Opale

This is mostly a maintenance release, fixing few bugs. Other noticeable stuff includes:

• it's now possible to provide a title
• added lot of 'short-form' options
• some options have changed, check your scripts
• the wiki now has a documentation page describing integration with web interface and unit tests.

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the tab 'file', upthere.