I am sorry to say that I no longer support the macOS. The ancient Mac I was using to build my programs has finally died, and I do not intend to buy a new one. This means that I can’t provide prebuilt binaries of my projects. I’m sorry to disappoint the many macOS users of FocusWriter, but there will not be any new official macOS downloads on my website.

However, my software is open source, and users can continue to build their own binaries if they wish. Additionally, if users want to get my projects into something like MacPorts, I am happy to merge patches necessary for that.

I was planning on following the new format for the release announcements, but since almost every single app has the same changes, it would be quite repetitive. I updated basically every single program to have better installers on Windows and the Mac, and fixed the compile process to not have extra warnings during release builds.

The important thing is that I updated to Qt 5.11, and this means that FocusWriter should be able to save to Dropbox! I say should because the bug report is closed as fixed, but I don’t use Dropbox so I can’t test for myself. Enjoy!

I just realized I forgot to announce the releases I made at the beginning of the month! Oops. This poor, neglected blog.

I updated all of my projects, and for the most part it was a very minor release that fixed an installation bug in Linux or updated the translations. Of course, FocusWriter had a few more fixes than the rest, but that is to be expected as it is a much more complicated program. And Tanglet actually had a feature release, thanks to Markus Enzenberger. If you have not yet updated, enjoy!

Over the past week and a half, I have made releases for all of my projects. Most of them were pretty minor, and just amounted to updating the translations (and fixing an issue where the Qt-supplied translations were not being properly loaded). Packagers will now need to depend on lrelease, because I no longer include the precompiled binary .qm files.

The projects with actual feature releases were CuteMaze, Hexalate, Tanglet, and Tetzle. For the most part, the features added will not be obvious unless you have a 4K monitor, because the biggest thing I added was support for high-DPI displays. I did also finish moving my projects to be Qt 5 only, and to use C++11.

As usual, report any issues you have. Enjoy!

I just released Tetzle 2.0.1, a small bugfix release. Primarily this release fixes a crash for users with older OpenGL hardware, as well as a few other minor bugs. Thanks go to Markus Enzenberger for a German translation, and Artem Krosheninnikov for a Russian translation. Enjoy!