2004-09-19 14:24:53 -06:00
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**changes**
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- replaced some 'dunglish' terms with more decent english. (Thanks to Tino Meinen)
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- cleaned up autoconf stuff a bit
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- gparted now gets installed in the sbin/ instead of bin/ (1023181)
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- maximum amount of primary partition isn't static anymore, it gets asked from the partition table.
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- lots of internal code cleanups. this improved performance and stability.
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- doubleclick now invokes infodialog
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2004-09-20 15:38:21 -06:00
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- added .desktop file so gparted is accessible from Gnome/Kde menus (thanks to Stephane LOEUILLET, 1023176)
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2004-09-19 14:24:53 -06:00
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**fixes**
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- sometimes creating new fat filesystems in very small spaces resulted in errors. fixed.
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- use copies from buildfiles instead of symlinks to them. (Thanks to Kristof Vansant)
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- when performing operations on just copied partitions, there was a chance the operation would be executed on another partition. fixed.
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- fixed a rare bug that caused incorrect partitiontable display after an operation went wrong.
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- some errormessages were not entirely threadsafe, fixed (hopefully :P )
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GParted-0.0.4 04 Sep 2004 :
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- fixed another bug with hotpluggable stuff (usbdevices etc...)
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- fixed "random" chrasher while performing actions on a device with a mounted partition.
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- better alignment of information in deviceinfo and partitioninfo. (there were some problems with certain fonts)
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- changed checking for filesystemlimits in new partition dialog a bit.
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- fixed small bug in new partition dialog which made it possible to add fat16 partition > 1023MB
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- time left in progressbar shows now minutes and seconds
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- implemented copy'n paste functionality
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- fixed small bug with resizer
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- internal code cleanups, gained some performance
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- made the operationtitles a bit more informative
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- fixed bug with converting non-existent (new) partitions
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- implemented new operationslist
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- lots of small stuff
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GParted-0.0.3 26 Aug 2004 :
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- and as always, lots of small fixed/changes..
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- fixed bug with resizing extended partition
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- fixed bug which occasionally occurred when deleting filesystems with errors on them
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- fixed small bug with deleting new logical partitions while a partition with a higher number is mounted
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- added read-only support for partition flags (e.g. lba, boot, etc...)
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- implemented conversion between filesystems. (no big deal, all data is destroyed in the process)
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- compiling/running tested on 64bits arch, went perfectly :)
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- fixed another small bug with re-reading devices (optionmenu wasn't updated)
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- Early check for errors on filesystem. Disable appropiate actions and explain in Info
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- When a device can't be read it isn't listed anymore.
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GParted-0.0.2 18 Aug 2004 :
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- new create dialog
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- far more compliant with HIG
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- unallocated space now visible in treeview
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- fixed bug with re-reading devices (segfault)
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- fixed bug with new extended (segfault)
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- a couple of other small things, fixes and improvements
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GParted-0.0.1 12 Aug 2004 :
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***FIRST RELEASE!
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- Create (ext2, linux-swap, fat16, fat32)
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- resize (ext2, ext3, linux-swap, fat16, fat32 )
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- move (linux-swap, fat16, fat32)
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- Full operationslist with undo
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- much more little stuff
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- basicly working, but not tested very well
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