Releases: spencercnorton/snipsnap
Release list
v2.0.4
What's Changed
- Build Debian releases on the supported Ubuntu 26.04 target by @spencercnorton in #5
Full Changelog: v2.0.3...v2.0.4
v2.0.3
Package compatibility correction: The Debian asset in this release was built on Ubuntu 24.04. It is not the supported Ubuntu 26.04 package: SnipSnap has an incompatible Qt dependency name on 26.04. Use the signed APT stable package or build from source while the target-package correction is validated in PR#5. The original assets and tag remain unchanged.
What's Changed
- Establish GitHub development and operational documentation by @spencercnorton in #2
New Contributors
- @spencercnorton made their first contribution in #2
Full Changelog: v2.0.2...v2.0.3
SnipSnap 2.0.2
First public release on GitHub. No change to the program: this is 2.0.1 with
its identity and URLs pointed at this repository, and the bridge activation
tool reading its pristine extension copy from a fixed directory name.
- Published the source tree at github.com/spencercnorton/snipsnap as a release
mirror; the.debstill comes from the apt repository the README describes. - Added the README for this repository, with captures of the overlay and
the editor from a headless GNOME Shell session. - The source tarball served beside the
.debon the apt repository is now
the same exported tree that is published here, not an archive of the
development checkout. - Added the community files: CONTRIBUTING, SECURITY, SUPPORT, a Code of
Conduct, NOTICE, issue forms and a pull-request template. - Replaced the inherited Code of Conduct, which carried an e-mail address,
with one that routes reports through private vulnerability reporting. - Scrubbed development-tree identifiers and URLs from the metadata, packaging
and documentation; nothing about how the program runs changed.
snipsnap_2.0.2-1kleos1_amd64.deb is the package the apt repository serves for Ubuntu 26.04 (amd64); sha256 f595c99b1e17145278ba25e3b08b53e36d1cb8bb08cce9d7084e9f05134b5f46.