ELinks News 2005
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News about ELinks in 2005
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0.11rc0 released!
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-December/001044.html
2005-12-06
Here goes the first 0.11 release candidate, which will hopefully turn into
0.11.0 on the 24th of December. I decided not to do prereleases since there
are not that much time and the 0.10.X's have kind of been prereleases of what
you will find in 0.11rc0. Thus the list of features are not so long.
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Switching version control system from CVS to GIT
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-September/001010.html
2005-09-16
We are currently in the process of switching version control systems: retiring
the old CVS in favour of the brand new GIT. Amongst other things this means
that the ELinks CVS interface effectively will be obsolete as of this notice.
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The Copenhagen hackfest release of 0.10.6
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-September/001007.html
2005-09-15
Over the summer quite a few important updates have accumulated. Most
importantly the problem with key presses turning up as key prefixes, which a
lot of people has reported. Apart from the regular fixes this release also
brings many smaller improvements which should hopefully make the life of the
ELinks user much better.
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Monthly update to the stable branch - 0.10.5 released
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-May/000916.html
2005-05-03
This monthly update to the stable branch mostly brings you lots of bug fix and
minor improvements. There is however also some changes which are a bit more
experimental namely support for less aggressive caching. It is not perfect but
it seems to do the right thing most of the time.  Finally, the documentation
is now available as one file in either plain text or HTML version.
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0.10.4 is available for download
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-April/000886.html
2005-04-06
Trying to keep up with the months going by, here is the fourth update to the
stable 0.10. There are still a lot of stuff going on. Besides the usual fixes
we had to change the FTP parser due to licensing issues so be sure to report
any problems. Also usability of the managers has been much improved from the
improved keyboard accelerators for buttons.
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Presenting the third update to the stable branch
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-February/000861.html
2005-02-28
Another month has passed which means various bugfixes and improvements have
accumulated so here comes 0.10.3. Amongst the most important fixes are opening
of “unclean” bookmarks, handling of Refresh HTTP headers entries for empty
documents and 2 rendering fixes. Sorry, no exciting new features to play with
this time.
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Patches for the Win32 / MinGW port has been integrated in 0.11
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-dev/2005-February/001165.html
2005-02-10
Work by Gisle Vanem and Jonas Fonseca to get ELinks running on Windows has
been integrated in 0.11. The port uses the
MinGW - Minimalist GNU for
Windows layer. However, the port is far from done since it is currently only
possible to --dump documents, as can be seen on
this screenshot.
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0.10.2 has been released
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-January/000827.html
2005-01-30
Here goes another another sync with the unstable development branch. It
contains a few new features, improvements and some very important fixes. The
critical form bug (602) which was introduced shortly before 0.10 was branched
has been fixed. As of this release the new stable branch is considered worthy
for inclusions in various distributions.
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0.10.1 is up for grabs!
fonseca@diku.dk
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/elinks-users/2005-January/000810.html
2005-01-04
This update to the 0.10 branch - which is most of all a synchronization with
all the goodies in the 0.11 development branch - brings you more documentation
improvements. Our native English speaker has even proof-read some of it so you
should be able to actually make sense of it. ;) One new feature has been
added: It is now possible to resize terminals when running ELinks in an X
windowing systems. Else you will find lots of small nice bugfixes.
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