All releases of Krusader
Release Notes: All dependencies on the Qt3 support libraries have been removed. This is the first stable release that comes with experimental support for the Windows platform.
Release Notes: This initial KDE4 release removes all dependencies on the Qt3 support libraries and features experimental support for the Windows platform.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
Release Notes: This release adds a brief view, a GUI to configure the atomic extensions introduced in beta1, and more usability and feature enhancements in the synchronizer, search, and locate modules. It also includes ACL and documentation related compile fixes, as well as general bugfixes.
Release Notes: ACL permissions are fully supported. Many terminal emulator enhancements were made. Many improvements were made to the UserAction system. Countless usability enhancements were made, especially in Konfigurator and the heavily reordered menubar. Comparing in the synchronizer interface and parallel threading over slower servers were added. Atomic extensions and the ability to rename a file without an extension were added. Numerous archive enhancements were made, like handling packing and unpacking in the background, encryption support, multiple volume archives, and compression level.
Release Notes: New zip/tar slave supports writing to archive. A Safari-like Jump-Back feature. Quick Navigation. Checksum creation/verification supports md5, sha1, sha256, tiger, and whirlpool. Editor/viewer is now tabbed. Column types can be changed and saved individually. Synchronizer is now in color. Calculates space in archives and remote FS. Improved performance when reading directories with many files. Preserves date for local targets on copy / move.
Release Notes: Improvements were made in the checksum module. More control over the terminal emulator is available. The modified KIO-TAR is now built only when passing --with-kiotar to configure. Bugfixes were made to bookmarks, the viewer, and much more. A nasty bug that was plaguing people with gcc 4.x was fixed.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
Release Notes: Many changes were made.
