Most of the functionality reimplemented and merged upstream.
Basic event tracing is pending upstream.
Fork/vfork/vfork-done/spawn etc support will be submitted upstream
soon.
Nothing left is kept locally.
Kvantum (by Pedram Pourang, a.k.a. Tsu Jan) is an SVG-based theme engine for Qt,
tuned to KDE and LXQt, with an emphasis on elegance, usability and practicality.
Kvantum has a default dark theme, which is inspired by the default theme of
Enlightenment. Creation of realistic themes like that for KDE was my first
reason to make Kvantum but it goes far beyond its default theme: you could make
themes with very different looks and feels for it, whether they be
photorealistic or cartoonish, 3D or flat, embellished or minimalistic, or
something in between, and Kvantum will let you control almost every aspect of
Qt widgets.
Kvantum also comes with extra themes that are installed as root with Qt5
installation and can be selected and activated by using Kvantum Manager.
cppcheck is a tool for static C/C++ code analysis intended to
complement the checking of the compiler. It checks for memory
leaks, mismatching allocation-deallocation, buffer overrun, unused
functions, coding style, and much more.
- Add so called hidden homonym feature. This feature enables words in mixed case
in the dictionary to be accepted when met in uppercase in the input text. Also
enables uppercase word to get lowercase suffix, and the whole derived word be
accepted in all uppercase in some input text.
- Improve suggestions to handle words in various casing.
- Add new complex method for giving suggestions based on ngram similarity of the
wrong word with the words in the dictionary.
fio is a tool that will spawn a number of threads or processes doing a
particular type of io action as specified by the user. fio takes a
number of global parameters, each inherited by the thread unless
otherwise parameters given to them overriding that setting is given.
The typical use of fio is to write a job file matching the io load
one wants to simulate.
Changes in version 3.3 (September 2019)
Major speed improvements to 3D.lua via custom-purpose ovtable commands.
3D.lua now natively supports cell history with fading.
Added a new gplus module called NewCA.lua which makes it easy to write scripts that implement new types of cellular automata.
Two new scripts show how to use NewCA.lua: 1D.lua supports one-dimensional CA rules, including all of Wolfram's 256 elementary rules, as well as totalistic rules with up to 4 states and a maximum range of 4. Margolus.lua lets you explore rules using the Margolus neighborhood.
Updated Lua to version 5.3.5.
The optimize overlay command now returns the minimum non-zero alpha bounding box of the clip.
The blend overlay command now has a faster blend mode ("blend 2") which should be used when the destination is opaque.
Some fixes and improvements to the replace overlay command.
Performance improvements to the drawcells overlay command.
The C parameter in a Larger than Life rule can now specify up to 256 states.
Fixed a bug where the canonical form of Generations rules in MAP format was incorrect.
Fixed a bug caused by simultaneous clicks of different mouse buttons.
Fixed flickering selection size message when extending the selection on Windows.
Fixed a performance bug in QuickLife where changing the rule each generation caused a significant slowdown.
Fixed bugs in the Mac app that caused memory leaks when running Lua or Python scripts.
Fixed a bug that could cause "PyRun_SimpleString failed!" warnings when running Python scripts.
Fixed a bug in Larger than Life that could cause a cut/copy operation to create an empty clipboard pattern.
Fixed a fatal "bad increment" error by limiting the size of the step exponent if necessary.
Fixed a crash caused by buggy NVIDIA drivers.
Georg Schwarz
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Jonathan Schleifer
Benny Siegert
Thomas Klausner
Kamil Rytarowski
Aleksej Lebedev
Jaap Boender
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Travis Paul
Yorick Hardy
Apurva Nandan
Makoto Fujiwara
Olaf Seibert