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After some days off, here it finally is: version 0.10.0! This version includes only a few minor changes and bug fixes. But what it does include is a major overhaul of the graphical interface.
What does this mean?!
Very simple:
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Again several fixes. Zettlr now includes a background process that checks for changes in the filesystem that have been triggered remotely (e.g. by using the file explorer/finder or if you sync your files via cloud services) and integrates them. Although the service is still in development it should work sufficiently for now. For it to work correctly, heavy changes need to be made in the renderer process, which will be under way in version 0.10.0, which should be ready for rollout in about a week or a fortnight.
notify
-event to the renderer or call notify()
on a body element.)This update fixes a vulnerability (CVE-2018-1000006) on some electron versions that affected Windows distributions. Zettlr has not been affected by this vulnerability at all, as it does not register itself as protocol handler! We are just updating to make sure Zettlr will stay safe in the future as well.
Other fixes in this patch includes broken PDF export in version 0.9.0 and a better HTML preview (now you should be able to nicely print out the HTML preview in case you wish to do so). Full changelog:
Another release with heavy changes in the functionality — therefore we've updated the minor-version again to 9! Most changes have been made "under the hood", so they won't be visible during normal use of the app.
Yet, there are two distinct changes that you will notice and that will drastically improve your working experience:
And again, there have been many bigger and smaller changes to the functionality of the software. See for them the full changelog:
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has been removed and set in the renderer)Published by nathanlesage almost 7 years ago
Emergency patch for Windows and Linux platforms: During development I've overlooked a minor mistake in the application menu file that rendered the complete menu unusable on Windows as well as Linux. I am sorry for that inconvenience and have provided an emergency patch. All it does is fix the menu on those platforms.
This bug does not affect macOS, as the critical piece of code is never executed on that platform.
This is an emergency patch. It fixes an error on Windows and Linux systems that disabled the complete main menu, making it unable to execute commands from the menu (e.g., opening a new root folder).
Only two days after v0.7.0 I can announce yet another release of Zettlr! This time it's mainly focused on the editor itself. Also, I've finally added the toolbar I planned to create some weeks ago.
As always, the full changelog:
Program Files
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with electron internal shell.moveItemToTrash()
Huge changes are on their way! This version includes a big number of improvements to v0.6.0, so be prepared! The most important features are the following:
Now Zettlr can automatically check your spelling. It will initialize with your detected system's language. You can select the languages to be automatically spellchecked via the preferences panel. If you do not want spellchecking to be enabled at all, just deselect all languages in the preferences. Of course, you can activate more than one spell checker — then you can write bi- or tri- or whatever-lingual! But, of course, activating too many spellcheckers at once will significantly slow down the start up of the app. (But once it's loaded, it will work just fine!)
Miss a language you'd like to have spellchecking available for? No problem! Zettlr uses the monumental hunspell spellchecking! So just look in the list of official translation dictionaries, and I'll add it. (I didn't want to bloat the app with languages in the beginning.)
Because it was fitting to the spellchecking, I've also begun translating the app. Now it comes with four languages pre-shipped: German, French and English. I've added en_US and en_GB, just to be sure. The French translation may sound pretty strange, but that's because I'm not very good at French. So any mistake you spot: Please PR me!
To change the language of the app, just switch to the preferences!
Miss a language? Feel free to grab on of the translation files (located in source/common/lang
) and replace all strings with translations. Attention: Please mind the small %s
-variables in the translation! They will be replaced with, e.g., the name of a directory or file to be renamed or something like that! So make sure you keep them in your translations.
We all know the problem of single-window-apps that you cannot preview a file (to, e.g., extract notes or ideas) while you write in one specific file. Zettlr resolves that problem now by introducing Quicklooks. As I'm a mac user, I've borrowed the name from the very useful feature to preview any file in the file explorer by pressing space. In Zettlr, you can now right-click any note and select Quicklook
from the context menu. The file will then open in a small overlay window from where you can copy text or just read along while you edit a completely different file.
Searching works just as well as resizing or dragging the window around. Also, double-click on the title bar to "minimize" the window. Click the small "x"-button to close a window.
I hope these features make Zettlr an even better app (at least, they do for me)!
And now the full list from the changelog, as every time:
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Published by nathanlesage almost 7 years ago
This release is a minor patch fixing two functions that were broken in 0.5.0:
pdflatex
as the PDF engine when passed with the --pdf-engine
-flag. So now Zettlr just pushes your pdflatex directory into PATH
(if you have specified the full path to pdflatex in your preferences, e.g. /Library/TeX/texbin/pdflatex
) so that pandoc may access it without the flag.Published by nathanlesage almost 7 years ago
This is the first online version of Zettlr. There are still some features to be added. The functionality already included works stable and reliably.
Includes (all compiled for x64):