Cool-Retro-Term 1.2.0

• Migrated QtQuickControls from 1.x to 2.x
• Fixed a lot of issues with MacOS build
• Added support for blinking cursor
• Added sub-pixel rasteration
• Updated qtermwidget engine
• Updated many fonts to the latest version

Cool-Retro-Term 1.2.0-beta1

• Migrated QtQuickControls from 1.x to 2.x
• Fixed a lot of issues with MacOS build
• Added support for blinking cursor
• Updated qtermwidget engine
• Updated many fonts to the latest version

Continuous build

Travis CI build log: https://travis-ci.org/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term/builds/685070147

Cool-Retro-Term 1.1.1

• Fix frame rendering issues on Nvidia GPUs
• Fix High DPI issues
• Make burnin optimization optional (was introducing timing artifacts under macOS)
• Fix issue with font scaling slider

Travis CI build log: https://travis-ci.org/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term/builds/481850182/

Cool-Retro-Term 1.1.0

• Two years of upstream qtermwidget fixes
• Shiny (literally) new frame
• System fonts support
• Lowered GPU and Memory usage
• Faster and burn in effect
• Improved colors support
• Improved RGB shift effect
• Improved colors support
• Many other small tweaks and fixes

Cool-Retro-Term v1.0.1

• Fixed issues with High Sierra
• Font improvements
• Misc fixes

Cool-Retro-Term v1.0.0

This long awaited v1.0.0 has finally landed. Since the RC1 you can expect fixes, huge performance improvements and various tweaks. The full changelog:

• Improved font upscaling with much better performance
• Huge improvements in quality and speed of burn-in effect (especially at low FPSs)
• Optimise performance of bloom effect
• New fonts
• [Linux] Fix bad behaviours in colour dialog
• [OSX] Fix UTF8 characters issues
• [OSX] Fix ALT key behaviour
• Many other small fixes/improvements

Cool-Retro-Term RC1

This is the first actual release of CRT. In the last few weeks I've worked hard on fixing issues and improving performance. All the features I wanted in v1.0.0 are in place, the speed and stability are sufficient, so I decided to mark this release as RC1. Moreover we now have feature parity between the Linux version and the OS X version (a dmg file is included to ease the install).