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continuous

06 Oct 00:44
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This is an automated development snapshot, for testing only.
Using the latest official release might be more stable.

continuous - 2024-10-06

✨ New Features

πŸ› Bug Fixes

♻️ Refactors

πŸ‘· Build System

πŸ›Έ Other Changes

20240919

19 Sep 14:36
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Patch release to fix audio issues and allow loading save games. Saving is not possible for now.

Changes:

  • The audio system has been refactored a bit and should now work again under Windows (#111)
  • On Windows ship needed libraries instead of a "fat" executable, do not compress with UPX (#106)
  • Implement loading of savegames
  • Add WASM port for browsers: https://openjazz.github.io
  • minor cleanups and bug fixes

20231028

28 Oct 22:01
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πŸŽƒ Halloween Release πŸ‘»

Changes:

  • SDL2 support
  • Bugfixes and small improvements
  • No external dependencies besides SDL
  • CLI arguments, Logger
  • XDG directory support under Linux, *BSD and other Unices
  • Completely rewritten build system

The Windows builds are powered by MinGW and MXE (http://mxe.cc/).
The source tarball is powered by cmake and mostly intended for use under UNIX-like environments.

20190106

06 Jan 16:48
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Patch release to aid making Haiku and Debian packages available.

Changes:

  • Packaging improvements
  • Animation fixes

The Windows builds are powered by MinGW and MXE (http://mxe.cc).
The source tarball is intended for use under UNIX-like environments (powered by autotools).

20180522

18 Jun 17:34
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The Windows builds are powered by MinGW and MXE (http://mxe.cc).
The source tarball is intended for use under UNIX-like environments (powered by autotools).

20171024

23 Oct 22:59
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First development snapshot after a while.

The Windows builds are powered by MinGW and MXE (http://mxe.cc).
The source tarball is intended for use under UNIX-like environments (powered by autotools).