This history list shows the new features of every Mini-Commander release. If you want more details about the latest changes you can also take a look at the ChangeLog (Chapter 7) which shows modifications on source level.
Release 0.0.13: * Documentation in SGML/DocBook format created. Release 0.0.12: * works with newest gnome libraries (from cvs) again * mini-commander becomes part of gnome-core (thanks to Kevin M Fox who suggested this on gnome's mailing list) Release 0.0.11: * first support of command completion (use the [tab] key) Release 0.0.10: * configurable height of command line * default macros enhanced (for example Kevin M Fox suggested to use gnome-terminal instead of nxterm as default) (you have to do `rm ~/.gnome/mini-commander` to get the new default values) * cleaner UI * code cleanup Release 0.0.9: * preferences-save-bug fixed Release 0.0.8: * freely configurable command line colors * freely configurable applet size * more configurable prefixes * bug in new history feature fixed Release 0.0.7: * freely configurable prefixes * support for internationalization (I added a german translation) * history remembers current command even if you type KeyUp, KeyDown (suggested by Itamar S.-T.) Release 0.0.6b: * dependency-bug fixed (program didn't compile if gnome wasn't installed in /opt/gnome) (reported by Kevin M Fox and Itamar S.-T.) Release 0.0.6: * wrong-binary-filename-bug fixed * properties dialog box added (session management); clock is now optional Release 0.0.5: * autoconf/automake are used for building Release 0.0.4: * new outfit * no more zombie processes (thanks to Jacob C. Berkman) Release 0.0.3: * Applet renamed to "Mini-Commander". * If you enter a URL then netscape will be started (suggested by Kevin M Fox). * If you enter "term:<command>command</command>" then <command>command</command> is executed in nxterm or xterm (for non-X programs). * Clock added. * Fixed a redraw bug of the frame. Release 0.0.2: * Mini-Commander has a history of the last 50 commands. |