Showing posts with label Editor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Editor. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Code Editor, Light Table 0.7.0 gets Node WebKit Support & Numerous Fixes
Light Table developers officially announces the release of Light Table 0.7.0 with new features and fixes. Well this is the stable release where as Light Table 0.7.2 and 0.7.1 are development release. From this release, Light Table moved to MIT License and removes plugin server and use Gitghub as plugin-metadata repository.
According to official announcement, Light Table 0.7.0 comes with latest node-webkit which is able to track nw's progress directly since the menu changes made it upstream. All the plugin metadata is now hosted on github which means asking to remove/rename/change urls etc for plugins is just a matter of sending a PR.
The developers also changed the syntax of behavior and keymap files to make them much easier to both read and share. The users have no more hunt down the right place to paster some behavior you've copied from someone else. Apart from these changes, this release also includes fixes like fixed CodeMirror search failing with RegExp. You might also like to check out other latest Software News to know what's new in them ?
Other miscellaneous changes and fixes includes addition of new flat syntax for behaviors and keymaps which allows much better copying and pasting. It allows custom colors for rainbow parens, download via https, note hotkeys for OSX, jump stack fixes. To review rest of the fixes, you must visit their official changelog page.
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According to official announcement, Light Table 0.7.0 comes with latest node-webkit which is able to track nw's progress directly since the menu changes made it upstream. All the plugin metadata is now hosted on github which means asking to remove/rename/change urls etc for plugins is just a matter of sending a PR.
The developers also changed the syntax of behavior and keymap files to make them much easier to both read and share. The users have no more hunt down the right place to paster some behavior you've copied from someone else. Apart from these changes, this release also includes fixes like fixed CodeMirror search failing with RegExp. You might also like to check out other latest Software News to know what's new in them ?
Other miscellaneous changes and fixes includes addition of new flat syntax for behaviors and keymaps which allows much better copying and pasting. It allows custom colors for rainbow parens, download via https, note hotkeys for OSX, jump stack fixes. To review rest of the fixes, you must visit their official changelog page.
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Monday, November 16, 2015
MKVToolNix 7.2 released with Preview Version for Windows Installers
Moritz Bunkus, developer at MKVToolNix tool, officially announces the release of MKVToolNix 7.2.0 with very small bug fixes. Wel this release contains minor new features along with several bug fixes. You might know about MKVToolNix is a tool which allows you to create, alter and inspect Matroska files under Linux and several other platforms.
According to official announcement, MKVToolNix 7.2.0 comes with fixed compilation issue with recently released Boost 1.56.0 which is source-incompatible to earlier releases in certain ways. Apart from this, lot of work has been done into re-writing the mmg which is also known as MKVToolNix GUI.
Well MKVToolNix 7.2 release is the first one to feature a preview of that new GUI but only in the Windows binaries. You can also download the source tarball of MKVToolNix 7.2 to compile on your Linux machines. The main highlighted feature of this release is that it includes first preview version in Windows installer and portable releases.
Apart from these new additions and changes, this release also includes minor bug fixes like fixed calculating AC3 delay from garbage data when reading AC3 from AVIs. This stopped working in release 5.4.0 due to commit 97cc2121. Among other bug fixes, it includes fixed handling certain edit list types in MP4 files which are used for positive track delays and fixed compilation with Boost 1.56.0 which changed the indexed range adaptor in an uncompatible way. You might also like to check out other latest Software News on our website.
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According to official announcement, MKVToolNix 7.2.0 comes with fixed compilation issue with recently released Boost 1.56.0 which is source-incompatible to earlier releases in certain ways. Apart from this, lot of work has been done into re-writing the mmg which is also known as MKVToolNix GUI.
Well MKVToolNix 7.2 release is the first one to feature a preview of that new GUI but only in the Windows binaries. You can also download the source tarball of MKVToolNix 7.2 to compile on your Linux machines. The main highlighted feature of this release is that it includes first preview version in Windows installer and portable releases.
Apart from these new additions and changes, this release also includes minor bug fixes like fixed calculating AC3 delay from garbage data when reading AC3 from AVIs. This stopped working in release 5.4.0 due to commit 97cc2121. Among other bug fixes, it includes fixed handling certain edit list types in MP4 files which are used for positive track delays and fixed compilation with Boost 1.56.0 which changed the indexed range adaptor in an uncompatible way. You might also like to check out other latest Software News on our website.
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