All releases of GRASS GIS
Release Notes: This release includes over 760 updates to the source code since 6.4.1. The new wxPython graphical user interface (wxGUI) has been updated with many new features and tools. Python is now a fully-supported scripting language. This release debuts ten new modules, a new GUI cartographic composer tool, a new GUI object-oriented modeling environment, and improved infrastructure for installing community-supplied add-on modules.
Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs discovered in the GRASS 6.4.0 source code and a few new features (over 560 updates to the source code with respect to 6.4.0 have been made). As a stable release, 6.4 will enjoy long-term support. It brings a number of exciting enhancements to the GIS. The new wxPython graphical user interface (wxGUI) is debuted, Python is now a fully supported scripting language, and GRASS runs natively on a non-Unix based platform: MS Windows.
Release Notes: This release debuts the new and improved wxPython graphical user interface (wxGUI). Python is now a fully supported scripting language. This release also runs natively on Windows.
Release Notes: Since the 6.3.0 release in April 2008, more than 1450 source code modifications have been made in the 6.4.0 release branch.
Release Notes: Many fixes were made for native MS Windows support. The GRASS-SWIG prototype interface was improved. The SQL parser was extended. A partial differential equations library with OpenMP support was added. A major clean-up was done to the display architecture. A major rewrite of GUI components was done.
Release Notes: This release adds further maturation of the GRASS 6 GUI, vector, and database code. Some improvements have been backported from the GRASS 6.3 development branch, in which new development continues at a strong pace of approximately one code commit every hour, including major work on a new cross-platform wxPython GUI and a native MS Windows port.
Release Notes: This release fixes several bugs discovered in the 6.2.1 source code. It is solely for stability purposes, and adds no new features. The default GUI has been further stabilised, and the LIDAR processing tools and Linear Reference System support significantly improved. There are a number of new message translations, and updates for the help pages.
Release Notes: Install bugs on Solaris were fixed. Support for non-standard ETRS_1989 datum name was added. Error messages on failed startup were improved. Bugs were fixed for GCC 4.1.x and non-C locales, the geo-rectifier, and the zoom capability. Tools for generating 3D volume maps were added. Other minor bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: This new stable release adds hundreds of new features, support for the latest GIS data formats, and includes new translations for many languages.
Release Notes: This release adds hundreds of new features as well as support for the latest GIS data formats. The 3D raster (voxel) support has been greatly enhanced. A new graphical GIS manager and menu system has been implemented. The NVIZ visualization tool has been enhanced to display 3D vector data and voxel volumes, and supports the creation of on-the-fly MPEG animations. Substantial message translation (i18n) with support for FreeType fonts, including multi-byte Asian characters, was added.
