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• 1.18

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•  18 Feb 2010 11:22
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Release Notes: This release uses SDL_ttf to render text rather than SFont, and uses the free LiberationMono-Regular TrueType font. The build system was updated to use SCons 1.20. The use of some deprecated SCons features was eliminated. The license was changed to the GPLv3.

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• 1.08

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•  06 Jun 2007 00:31
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• Major feature enhancements

Release Notes: A new diagonal crosshatch test pattern ("x" command) was added.

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• 1.07

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•  06 Jun 2007 00:28
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• Documentation

Release Notes: SCons-local has been removed, and the documentation was updated to reflect the build requirement of SCons 0.97 or later.

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• 1.06

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•  24 May 2007 01:40
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• Minor feature enhancements

Release Notes: A minor change was made to CFLAGS handling in SConstruct to support building an RPM package.

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• 1.05

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•  23 May 2007 02:34
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• Minor feature enhancements

Release Notes: SCons is now used in the build process instead of Make. This should eliminate some reported problems with dependency analysis.

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• 1.04

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•  07 May 2007 14:55
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• Major bugfixes

Release Notes: This release uses SDL Unicode mapping for key events in order to support non-US keyboard layouts.

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• 1.03

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•  23 Mar 2007 08:39
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• Minor feature enhancements

Release Notes: The initial pattern is now crosshatch rather than solid. Now initially displays a "for help press ?" message rather than the full help screen.

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• 1.02

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•  27 Jan 2007 23:18
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• Documentation

Release Notes: A manual page, Makefile enhancements, and Debianization were added.

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• 1.01

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•  20 May 2005 04:34
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• Major feature enhancements

Release Notes: A new "dots" test pattern has been added. There is now an on-screen help message.

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• 1.00

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•  25 Apr 2005 03:33
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• Major feature enhancements

Release Notes: This release added a new "a" command that display swhite vertical lines with a pitch of two pixels for use in adjusting the pixel clock frequency and phase of LCD monitors with analog VGA inputs rather than DVI. New command line options were added to list the available video modes, select the desired resolution, and display in a window instead of full-screen. Key repeat was enabled.