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Les nouveautés de la 0.7 sont:

Adapatation à la guerre des FOU:

• corrections des plantages dus aux nouvelles règles de guerre
• notifications des dépots et déplacements des boites à pets
• gestion du score syndical sous forme de valeur non entière
• les parts de marchés sont maintenant des points de marché

Utilisation des nouvelles informations retournées par CroqueMonster:

• notification des changement du classement MBL
• notification des changement de ligue MBL
• notification sur les variations du tas d'ordure

Les nouveautés de la version 0.61, quelques corrections de bug:

• les mises à jour de PyTiCroque n'étaient pas détectées correctement
• lorsqu'on quitte et qu'on relance PyTiCroque, plus de notifications pour des items déjà fabriqués depuis longtemps.
• correction du bug lorsqu'on fabrique des objets identiques

This is now considered stable enough that all my lists are now hosted by Colibri. Main changes since apha1 are

• bug fixes
• people can now browse the list of subscribers when allowed to by the list config
• mod_wsgi integration
• added a README and an example of local_config.py with documentation.

The main purpose of this release is to use PyQt instead of pygame for rendering, hence providing a more 'usual' interface with menus and toolbar. It is now possible to change the current object to one of the included polyhedra

Well... you know how it is, you get used to a tool, and even if some brand new software is now available, you keep on using this old stuff. In his case, i'm speaking of xv, whose last release was in 1994. It's still my default viewer for all image formats in my KDE/firefox/whatever settings.

So it's old, it's unmaintained, but there's something even worse : it's not Free Software. That's probably the reason nobody took off maintainance, by the way.

Because of all those reasons, most distributions do not ship it anymore, and that's a shame.

This project is about providing a key-to-key compatible image viewer, GPL, and maintained. Using a toolkit sush as Qt, it's not very difficult. The two main features are "Free Software" and "maintained". I use it everyday, trust me it will be maintained :-)

I'll also probably provide binaries for MacOS and Windows, because we basically have this for free thanks to Qt portability.

qxv is a single binary, and does not depend on any other files (despite, of course, dynamically linked libraries, whatever they are).

The 0.1 release provide those features (all present in xv)

• create list of images from comand line
• those keys are handled the same way as xv : space(next image), backspace(previous image), enter(reload current image), ","(shrink), "."(grow), "<"(shrink a lot), ">"(grow a lot), "t"(rotate clockwise), "T"(rotate counterclockwise), q(quit), h(horizontal flip), v(vertical flip)
• basic control window (available by a right click on the main window)

You can get it from the "File" tab upthere, or using the mercurial repository if you know what this is.

Les nouveautés depuis la 0.53:

• Gestion des proxy
• Gestion de l'atelier déchaîné
• Mémorisation de l'historique de PyTiCroque
• Notification des attaques de portails de votre syndicat
• Notification des propagandes sur les portails de votre syndicat
• Notification des débuts et fin d'attaques déclenchées sur un de vos portails
• Notification des portails endommagés et réparés
• Notification des propagandes déclenchées sur vos portails
• Notification des tentatives de contre des propagandes
• Notification des succès ou échec des propagandes
• Notification des variations du nombre d'attaques sur les portails de votre syndicat
• Notification des variations du nombre de propagandes sur les portails de votre syndicat

• Improvements to the heuristic, some file where incorrectly reported as tab
• DEFAULT_OUTPUT is now always returned when no decision could be made (fixes a bug)
• Display the indentaion found in a comment of the vim output

• More functions were added : cosh, sinh, tanh, acos, asin, atan, acosh, asinh, atanh, erf, log10.
• There's now a method to get the list of all known functions

The library compiles and all tests pass at least on the following platforms:

• Windows - Visual C++ 9 / 2008 (Express Edition)
• Linux - ICC (intel c/c++ compiler) 11.1 20100414
• Linux - gcc (gcc 4.5.0)
• Linux - clang (llvm/clang svn as of june 18th, 2010)

Some new features in this new release:

• It's now possible to split activity according to branches or directories
• the usual bug fixes (complete list)

Once again, Frédéric MOULIN contributed to this release, thanks!

Check the wiki for more information, and feel free to report problems, bugs, and wishes on the tracker

Most of people prefer using a clone , but you can also get tarbarls from the files tab.

Be warned, this is of alpha quality. That said, it works pretty well here. The full annoncement can be found on my blog