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Sozi release 23.07

25 Jul 19:43
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This release is basically the same as the pre-release Sozi 22.09-beta, but promoted as the new official version.

If you are using Sozi 22.03 or an earlier version, Sozi 23.07 fixes the following issues:

  • PDF export (#645)
  • Unexpected transformations when the document contains embedded SVGs (#646 #647)

It also provides updated translations of the user interface.

Under the hood, it is based on Electron 20 and brings an updated version of the SVG rendering engine.
While Sozi itself has not changed a lot since the previous release, updating Electron has required a few adaptations internally, which could result in unexpected side effects.

On some platforms, the animations in the editor are smoother if you disable the hardware acceleration. This can be configured by running Sozi from the command line like this:

SOZI_DISABLE_HW_ACCELERATION=1 /opt/Sozi/sozi

Installation instructions can be found in the Sozi guide: in English, en français.

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Sozi release 22.09 for testers

23 Sep 20:04
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This is mainly a bugfix release. It addresses the following issues:

  • Fixed PDF export (#645)
  • Unexpected transformations when the document contains embedded SVGs (#646 #647)

This release also contains updated translations.

Under the hood, it is based on Electron 20 and brings an updated version of the SVG rendering engine.
While Sozi itself has not changed a lot since the previous release, updating Electron has required a few adaptations internally, which could result in unexpected side effects.
For this reason, this release is published for testing and will hopefully be promoted as the new stable release soon.

Installation instructions can be found in the Sozi guide: in English, en français.

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Sozi release 22.03

25 Mar 21:14
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This release fixes installation and launching issues on some platforms, and offers new package formats.
It addresses the following concerns:

  • Debian packages should be installable in Debian, Ubuntu and their derivatives (#572)
  • Linux users will now benefit from an AppImage package (#602)
  • Launching failed with an error in some Linux distributions (#603)
  • RPM packages should not conflict with other Electron applications (#605)
  • Windows users will be able to install Sozi using an executable installer.

These packages have been installed successfully in several operating systems (in virtual machines in some cases):

  • Debian 11 "Bullseye": .AppImage, .deb
  • Fedora 35: .AppImage, .rpm
  • Manjaro: .AppImage, .pacman
  • OpenSUSE Tumbleweed: .AppImage, .rpm (ignoring messages about missing dependency libuuid, and about signature verification).
  • Ubuntu 20.04 LTS "Focal Fossa": .AppImage, .deb
  • macOS 11.6.4 "Big Sur": -mac.tar.xz
  • Windows 10: .exe

If you want to help me improve Sozi, please try to install one or more of these packages and report any success or issue that you encounter.

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Sozi release 22.02.23 for testers

23 Feb 21:32
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This intermediate release aims at fixing installation issues and testing new packaging options.
It addresses the following concerns:

  • Debian packages should be installable in Debian, Ubuntu and their derivatives (#572)
  • Linux users will now benefit from an AppImage package (#602)
  • Launching failed with an error in some Linux distributions (#603)
  • RPM packages should not conflict with other Electron applications (#605)
  • Windows users will be able to install Sozi using an executable installer.

These packages have been installed successfully in several operating systems (in virtual machines in some cases):

  • Debian 11 "Bullseye": .AppImage, .deb
  • Fedora 35: .AppImage, .rpm
  • Manjaro: .AppImage, .pacman
  • OpenSUSE Tumbleweed: .AppImage, .rpm (ignoring messages about missing dependency libuuid, and about signature verification).
  • Ubuntu 20.04 LTS "Focal Fossa": .AppImage, .deb
  • macOS 11.6.4 "Big Sur": -mac.tar.xz
  • Windows 10: .exe

If you want to help me improve Sozi, please try to install one or more of these packages and report any success or issue that you encounter.

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Sozi release 22.02.20 for testers

20 Feb 22:05
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This intermediate release aims at fixing installation issues and testing new packaging options.
It addresses the following concerns:

  • Debian packages should be installable in Debian, Ubuntu and their derivatives (#572)
  • RPM packages should not conflict with other Electron applications (#605)
  • Linux users will now benefit from an AppImage package (#602)
  • Windows users will be able to install Sozi using an executable installer.

If you want to help me improve Sozi, please try to install one or more of these packages and report any success or issue that you encounter.

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Sozi release 22.02.03 (replaces Sozi 22.02)

03 Feb 08:24
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This release replaces Sozi 22.02 (published on 2022-02-02) that introduced a regression when loading SVG documents with no title.

This is a small maintenance release that introduces minor changes.

It removes the annoying tooltip that can appear when you move your mouse while playing a presentation:

The user interface of the presentation editor now uses the icons from the Fork Awesome project.

ℹ️ This release is distributed only for 64-bit platforms. If you think you need a 32-bit version, please join the discussion #521 on this topic.

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Sozi release 21.12.06 (replaces Sozi 21.12)

06 Dec 19:51
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This release replaces Sozi 21.12 (published on 2012-12-03) which introduced a regression that prevented saving the presentation to HTML in manual saving mode (see #580).

It contains fixes that should prevent Sozi from altering your presentation unexpectedly. The following issues have been addressed:

Additionally, when configured in manual saving mode, the presentation editor will no longer save the presentation each time you open an SVG document.

ℹ️ This release is distributed only for 64-bit platforms. If you think you need a 32-bit version, please join the discussion #521 on this topic.

⚠️ The .deb file works only in Ubuntu (see #572) . Debian users can still use the .tar.xz archive.

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Sozi release 21.11

14 Nov 14:01
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This release fixes two regressions in the presentation editor:

  • Clicking in the preview area temporarily triggered a transition to the next frame.
  • When editing the clipping rectangle, resizing the rectangle was not possible.

As usual, this release contains the latest updates of the translations.

This release is distributed only for 64-bit platforms. If you think you need a 32-bit version, please join the discussion #521 on this topic.

⚠️ The .deb file works only in Ubuntu (see #572) . Debian users can still use the .tar.xz archive.

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Sozi release 21.09

14 Sep 19:20
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This release fixes the following issues:

  • The editor failed to open SVG files exported from LibreOffice Draw (#547)
  • Only the English version of the user interface of the editor was available (#556)

This release is distributed only for 64-bit platforms. If you think you need a 32-bit version, please join the discussion #521 on this topic.

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Sozi release 21.08.02

02 Aug 08:59
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This release fixes a regression that was introduced in Sozi 21.08.01-1627813731.
Compared to the previous releases 21.02, this release introduces the following changes:

  • Touch support in presentations.
  • Keyboard shortcuts "A" (view all) and "=" (restore current frame) when playing a presentation (#495)
  • Updated translations.
  • Package in RPM format
  • Bug fixes (#496, #514, #517, #535)

Under the hood, Sozi 21.08 is built with Gulp instead of Grunt. While most Sozi users are not directly concerned with this change, it is still possible that bugs have been introduced in the process.

This release is distributed only for 64-bit platforms. If you think you need a 32-bit version, please join the discussion #521 on this topic.

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