Welcome to the world, CTWM 4.0.0 release. The first release of ctwm was apparently in May or early June of 1992, which makes this our quadranscentennial release (give or take a month). Planning for the worldwide celebrations will obviously begin shortly.
This release includes some large structural changes in addition to the normal features and bugfixes. See the CHANGES in the distribution or on the website for full details. Some highlights: Basic EWMH support is now included. Some config defaults have been changed. Some odd cases in focus handling have been fixed. Command line arguments are changed to double-dashed --long style. Support for multiple planes for keeping some windows always on top of or below others has been added. Calculation of title window heights in Unicode locales is significantly improved. And many other changes. Structurally, many old platforms have been desupported, and the build toolchain has been completely replaced with a cmake-based system. The install locations have been changed, and many obsolete configuration options have been removed. And the codebase has been significantly cleaned up and reorganized. The release is available now in the website as both .tar.xz and .tar.gz. The .xz is meaningfully smaller, the .gz may be useful on systems lacking xz support. ctwm-4.0.0.tar.xz: MD5: 950c84dd20d32e5d47b1d50c6f328936 SHA256: ee3478ee4d0c9dc988a71367934439e59c26d216d2d21b5ad389b44607a716fd ctwm-4.0.0.tar.gz: MD5: 4610dbe503f2e6d88397f951248f1bee SHA256: de9d7a8cd5bc3679d0fb31f08d2c3fbd830d978c02a200e22448425e685bd303 Now, onward to our next quarter century! -- Matthew Fuller (MF4839) | fulle...@over-yonder.net Systems/Network Administrator | http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/ On the Internet, nobody can hear you scream.
