All releases of Eterm
Release Notes: This is a bugfix and security release. It includes speedups, fixes for SIGPIPE disabling, FreeBSD UNIX98 pty support, enhanced font effects, and a crash using visual bell. It also contains security fixes for CVE-2011-0409 and CVE-2011-0768. All users are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible.
Release Notes: This release contains primarily bugfixes, particularly for dead keys, but has a few new features thrown in as well, like support for a "beep command" to replace the PC speaker beep, EWMH/xcompmgr window opacity support, 256-color support, and NetWM startup ID support.
Release Notes: Various fixes for 64-bit systems, escape sequence handling, XIM error handling, improved EWMH compatibility, and a workaround for UTF-8 locales.
Release Notes: This is primarily a bugfix release. However, one new feature in particular was added. Escreen provides a unique interface between Eterm and GNU screen, facilitating multiple sessions in a single Eterm window.
Release Notes: This release replaces both the former "stable" (0.8.x) and "development" (0.9) releases. There are many new features, and lots of bugfixes. If you use Eterm at all, this release is highly recommended.
Release Notes: The first release of Eterm's current developer's tree; it has proven quite stable but contains drastic changes over the 0.8.x series. If you choose to upgrade to this release, you will need to remove all traces of your old 0.8.x installation before doing so. Changes include graphical scrollbars and popup menus, a new theme system, 3-state images as widgets, arbitrary key/mouse bindings, Enlightenment IPC and automatic theme synchronization support, and lots more.
Release Notes: This release consists entirely of bugfixes to 0.8.9. If you are using 0.8.9, you definitely want to upgrade. If you are already on 0.9 from CVS, you don't need this.
Release Notes: This release includes several major bugfixes, mouse wheel support, speedups, more run-time configurability, improved borderless window support, and as always, lots more options, including saving current settings, NeXT-style scrollbars (changeable on the fly), and more.
Release Notes: This release adds a new, more complete man page, shading and tinting for pixmaps *and* transparency by percentage or hex mask, speed-ups and improvements in transparency handling, a more robust error handler, an integrated background randomization tool, and more.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
