Releases: khumnath/nepdate
v2.0.8
v2.0.7
Dev (#42) * refactor and add panchanga components * cmake fix * adress build errors * Refactor(widget, calendar): Improve memory efficiency . #39 * Fix: day details on day cell click. improved panchanga calculations. #39 as per [comment](https://github.com/khumnath/nepdate/issues/39#issuecomment-3018082715) * compatibility fix * Fix: clear previous month moon icons on month navigation. #40 * Dropdown style changed. adjusted widget size. tooltip font change. * Day detail style changed. Day label font size increased. * Added color selector and size slider in menu. * Save widget position color and size on change * version bump for realese 2.0.5 * apply change from dev branch https://github.com/khumnath/nepdate/commit/0a92541a17ce216040f2a7490baa421abb7695b3 * version update for #40 * ui update * ui improve and address issue #41
v2.0.6 stable
Full Changelog: v2.0.5...v2.0.6
v2.0.5
v2.0.4
What's Changed
- remember window position on close widget and restore it on opening the widget by @wintersnowgod in #33
New Contributors
- @wintersnowgod made their first contribution in #33
Full Changelog: v2.0.3...v2.0.4
ℹ️ Note:
There is no separate binary for the calendar. In the future, only the widget will be built, as it contains the completeCalendarWindow
functionality. The full calendar can be accessed and opened directly through the widget.
My system was missing the libicu63 package, which was required for running the standalone application. I had built the attached executables using a Qt5 environment. Although newer versions of ICU libraries were already installed, I had to manually install libicu63 to get the application running.
executable binary updated to commit fbd4f03
v2.0.3
v2.0.2
Using the Windows API to draw windows and interact with Qt components like QMenu is beyond my current understanding. Therefore, I will no longer provide Windows binaries.
Managing multiple versions of Qt has become troublesome. As a result, I will be dropping support for Qt5. From now on, I will upload the source code and binaries from my workspace, using my machine’s default GCC and G++ libraries.
What's Changed
- preparing for next version by @khumnath in #24
- Devlopment by @khumnath in #25
- cmake executable binary name fix by @khumnath in #26
Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.0.2
v2.0.1
What's Changed
- Devlopment by @khumnath in #17
- cmake adoption for qt5 and qt6 , cleaned code by @khumnath in #18
- improved for consistent color change and made widget moving easier by @khumnath in #19
- add comments and change threshold for color change by @khumnath in #20
- add comments and change threshold for color change by @khumnath in #21
- application update by @khumnath in #22
Full Changelog: v1.05...v2.0.1
v2.0.0
only source code and linux binaries are released in this version.
What's Changed
- Devlopment by @khumnath in #17
- cmake adoption for qt5 and qt6 , cleaned code by @khumnath in #18
- improved for consistent color change and made widget moving easier by @khumnath in #19
- add comments and change threshold for color change by @khumnath in #20
- add comments and change threshold for color change by @khumnath in #21
- application update by @khumnath in #22
Full Changelog: v1.05...v2.0.0
v1.05 release
Note
if you have installed qt6 in system just download binaries for linux otherwise download zipped folders and run provided run.sh.
build in zip folder supports libc which is equivalent to ubuntu 22.04
What's Changed
- Devlopment by @khumnath in #10
- clear warnings on time initialization by @khumnath in #12
- ui improvement by @khumnath in #13
- Update CMakeLists.txt by @khumnath in #14
- tune cmake script by @khumnath in #15
Full Changelog: v1.04...v1.05