Only a year or two later than vaguely planned, let's test out a release beta. With a little luck, we can promote it by New Years...
https://www.ctwm.org/tmp/ctwm-4.1.0-beta.20221214.tar.xz SHA256 (ctwm-4.1.0-beta.20221214.tar.xz) = 2f6a3b54a94236d2a39360a8fbfc9768bbe892c3a081283d7a3f80ebe29330af If you've been following along with the dev branches, there won't be many surprises. But a snapshot is a nice fixed point to test out, the pre-built tarballs can be a bit easier to build from than raw checkouts, and hey, it's a good "plz test" callout point! What's changed since the last release? - There's the XRANDR support and the smarter multi-monitor handling. This lets you full-screen things on a single monitor instead of across them, specify geometries for things relative to a given monitor, etc. - VirtualScreens, WindowBox, and captive mode have been disabled (reversibly, with the expectation that future releases will dereversibilify them). These were all of questionable utility and didn't work very well at what they tried to do, the most seemingly useful is obsoleted by the above, and all them them had mildly terrifying side effects deep down in bits of the code that we can now hopefully start unwinding. - The usual handful of minor bugfixes and improvements. - 100% passing of our test suite. What do you mean, how much does it actually test? Look, it's fine, you don't need to worry about that... As usual, see the CHANGES file for more details. -- Matthew Fuller (MF4839) | fulle...@over-yonder.net Systems/Network Administrator | http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/ On the Internet, nobody can hear you scream.
