wiki: mcommander names, v6.1.0
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wiki: mcommander names, v6.1.0 in the release list, release checklist steps
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Updated Release v6.1.0 ru (markdown)
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Updated Release v6.1.0 (markdown)
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Created Release v6.1.0 (markdown)
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Help markup: the rules of the help and man page sources
Signed-off-by: Ilia Maslakov <il.smind@gmail.com>
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Home: correct the PPA and what the package does
The PPA is ppa:bluepanels/mcommander. The page also said the package is
called mc6 and replaces the mc of the distribution, and that the commands
are mc, mcedit, mcview and mcdiff. None of that is true since the rename.
Signed-off-by: Ilia Maslakov <il.smind@gmail.com>
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QA testing: how to run the file operation and shell cases
Two sections with the commands, a table of what each directory presses, and
an excerpt of a cases.tsv: how a case picks a target other than the panel
opposite, why most rows read the dialog instead of the result, that the files
are built again after a case moved them, and that the full filesystem is a
64k tmpfs at /small.
For the shells: what -s does, the list ci.sh walks, the six cases and what
each proves, and why the panel follows a cd under six shells and not under
mksh and tcsh.
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QA testing: what the sandbox does not cover
A green run says nothing about another TERM, about spell with or without an
engine, about s3, mongo, docker, git and k8s, about a file that goes away
while it is copied, about a file root is not allowed to read, about FreeBSD,
or about colour and sixel, which a captured screen carries none of. The list
says so, so that a person knows what is still theirs to press.
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QA testing: ci.sh, the CI job, the fileops and shells subjects
The page now names every subject there is, the shell axis (-s), the F6 and
F8 keys, the text:, no text:, clipfile: and no process left expectations,
and the sixth column of cases.tsv that names the shells a row is for.
A new section covers ci.sh, which runs every subject in one go, and the
ci-sandbox workflow that runs it on a push and on a pull request, with the
protocols left to the nightly run.
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Skin editor demo, M-Commander on Home, panels-gruvbox.png
skineditor.tape records the skin editor on gruvbox256: opened from the
Plugin panel list, the keys walked with the live sample, two of them
recoloured in the Color dialog, the skin saved as demo. demo.keymap
binds PanelPlugin to Alt-P for it, typed as Esc p, since a Ctrl-letter
at the mcterm prompt goes to the shell; Demos.md explains that and the
JetBrains Mono family name the image knows. The tape is listed in the
Dockerfile and record.sh.
Home and Home-ru call the fork M-Commander, based on GNU Midnight
Commander; the paragraph on the core in Home-ru is rewritten in
Russian. panels-gruvbox.png is the screenshot the GitHub Pages hero
uses.
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The user menu has submenus
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The user menu is the user's own file
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The user menu ships no entries
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The user menu: the new one on Home, the old one on a page of its own
mc6 no longer ships mc.menu, so the file is kept here for whoever wants
an entry of it back, with what it takes to put one into menu.ini. Both
home pages describe the menu that edits itself and link to it.
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Home: mc6 is the name of the package, not of the command
It said the program is installed as mc6 beside the mc of the
distribution. Neither half is true: the binaries are mc, mcedit, mcview
and mcdiff as before, and the package provides mc and conflicts with
it, so it takes its place rather than standing next to it.
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The wiki lives at blue-panels/mc6
The repository moved, and the image addresses point straight at
raw.githubusercontent.com, which does not follow the redirect: the
pictures would have stopped loading.
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Release v6.0.4: the date of the tag
The page said 2026-08-31, the day the notes were written. The release
is dated by its tag, 2026-09-01, which is also the date of the section
in CHANGELOG.md that the package changelogs are built from.
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Release v6.0.4: link the two languages to each other
The home pages have carried such a link all along; the release page had
none, so the Russian one could only be found by editing the address.
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Home: drop the list of small changes
Every line of it is in CHANGELOG.md and on the release page, where a
reader looks for that kind of detail. The page is an overview.
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