March 25th, 2011· Featuring a number of improvements, new translations and the usual bug fixes.
September 1st, 2010Reading mode:
· The activity insensitive breaks have been replaced by a 'reading mode'. This mode can easily be activated from the menu.
· Workrave can now mute all audio during breaks.
· Workrave now properly remembers the Window hide/show notification
· icon settings.
· The Workrave applet is functional again on Windows 7
Updated tranlations:
· Brazilian Portuguese
· Catalan
· Hungarian
· Hebrew
· Polish
· Many bug fixes.
January 21st, 2010· Updated translations
· new Romanian translation
· new Estonian translation
· Removed extra "2" character in the Hungarian translation
· Update of Hungarian translation
· Update of Swedish translation
Many bug fixes. Including:
· Fix saving the username in the networking preferences
· Fix KDE compilation errors
· Fixed issue where autostart settings on Windows was not stored
· Fixed crashes when trying to add a host in networking preferences
· User activity is now recognized on Xorg 1.6.0
· Fixed color in dark UI themes on Gnome.
· Workrave no longer shows two icons on GNOME notification panel
· Fixed tray icon tranparency
· Fixed issue on Vista where the break window is not on top of other
· windows
· Improved volume control on Windows
August 29th, 2008· New alternate activity moniting
· Improved 64 bit & Vista support
· Exercises are now randomized
· The language can now be selected in the preferences
· The option 'Start Workrave when Windows starts' has been added to the preferences
· Networking support can now be enabled without accepting incoming connections from other Workraves
· A sound has been added that indicates a next step in the exercise
· The volume can now be configured
· All sounds can now be configured
· A new sound theme has been added
March 7th, 2007· This version contains many new translations: Italian (Eraldo Girardi), Chinese (Tao Wei), Slovak (Peter Tuharsky), Greek (Prokopis Prokopidis), Turkish (Enver Altin), Japanese (Masanobu Yokota), Bulgarian (Ivan Dimov), Hungarian (Ory Mate). Furthermore, more polish on the applets was done (e.g. vertical applet support), and the usual bug fixing.