Release Highlights
This release is the first one which is code signed on Windows, furthermore it introduces improvements regarding visualisation and self localisation and, as always, fixes some bugs.
For an overview have a look at the milestone page, and a changelog is available here.
Enhancements
- #64: Codesigning on windows 🚀
- #229: slider control to change the size of the boxes more easily
- #226: the mouse pointer leaves a trail when navigating
- #155: adds a viewport visualisation
This release features the completion of #64, which had been one of the oldest issues in the issue tracker. Now, LogoRRR takes the next step and is code signed thanks to an open source code signing certificate from Certum.
Those enhancements improve the user experience since the UI is more responsive to the users actions. LogoRRR feels more dynamic. The biggest improvement is surely #229, which makes it even easier to customize the log view to your needs.
Bugfixes
Twor Bugfixes made it into this release.
- #224: a minor bug which made LogoRRR shrink if restarted repeatedly
- #222: on some occasions LogoRRR couldn't load files because of this bug
Both bugfixes represent another improvement in the quality of LogoRRR and help the user to enjoy working with this application.
Other news
I can announce a relaunch of LogoRRR.app and a Youtube Playlist dedicated to LogoRRRs development.
Follow logorrr@twitter to get informed about the latest development news, or dive into more detail on the development blog.
Downloads
For Windows installation, simply use the provided installer below.
- For MacOsX, LogoRRR is available in the Apple Appstore.
- Linux users can download builds tailored for ARM or Intel architectures. Find the suitable .deb package for your system in the links below.