Re: PasswordSafe 3.27pre and Linux 0.7 pre-release version

Michael Markstaller <[email protected]> Tue, 27 Sep 2011 01:19:46 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.security.passwordsafe.devel
Message-ID <1317079186.7448.17.camel@v1520-mm>
Just a side-note: Thumbs up for your efforts!
After my personal migration to "Windows 11.04" a few months ago, I would
have dropped pwsafe without a perspective..

Keep up the good work! I'm sure there is a live after Windows7 :p
One note: I guess every Ubuntu-user is able to do "make; make install"
but 0,01% of the windows-users can: you'll simply have to provide more
binaries!

Michael

P.S.: have you ever thought about Qt? As an User *and* developer between
all chairs I love it ;)
As I love pwsafe I thought many times to start that but hey, makes no
sense if no-one shares that..
Any pros for?	

Am Montag, den 26.09.2011, 23:32 +0300 schrieb ronys:
> Hi,
> 
> It's that time again - another release is due out soon, this time both
> Windows and Linux versions. We're continuing our incremental changes policy,
> nothing major here. Main visible changes for the Windows version are:
> 
> - Users can add name and description in the database Properties
> - Shift+Left Mouse and Double-click actions are now user-configurable.
> - Forms automatically "shape shift" when displayed on a Netbook to
> accommodate short screen.
> 
> The Linux version is continually improving too, lots of small changes, most
> of them 'under the hood'. If anyone wants to test 64bit versions of the
> Linux build, please let me know.
> 
> 
> Thanks to dk and sauravg for their work on this release!
> 
> I'm planning on releasing this to the public towards the end of October,
> depending on feedback from testers and help from translators, of course.
> 
> The files are as follows:
> Windows Binaries: http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pwsafe-3.27pre-bin.zip
> Debian 32 bit package:
> http://pwsafe.org/tmp/0.7.0Beta/passwordsafe-debian-0.7.i686.deb
> Ubuntu 32 bit package:
> http://pwsafe.org/tmp/0.7.0Beta/passwordsafe-ubuntu-0.7.i686.deb
> German .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_de.po
> Danish .po file:  http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_dk.po
> Spanish .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_es.po
> French .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_fr.po
> Italian .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_it.po
> Polish .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_po.po
> Russian .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_ru.po
> Swedish .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_sv.po
> Chinese .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_zh.po
> 
> Please drop me a note if you wish to update the help files and don't have
> access to the source html.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
>   Rony
> 
> 
> 
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