New in bug.n 8.3.0 (Dec 4, 2012)
- Improved view arranging runtime.
- Fixed bug #18641: Freezing problem. In most cases, bug.n will no longer hang when one of its managed windows hangs.
- Fixed bug: Sometimes cycling through the windows in a view would get stuck on a particular window.
- Fixed bug: Activating a window on a non-active view on a non-active monitor could cause both monitors to change views.
- Gap widths are now treated identically on both "tile" and "monocle" layouts.
- Fixed bug #18650: Unexpected monitor focus changes
- Fixed bug in 'Manager_setWindowMonitor(d)' and Manager_setViewMonitor(d)'
- Fixed bug, which prevented bug.n from Main_reload, if the number of monitors changed.
- Fixed bug: Closing Bar_cmdGui and activating the next to last window.
- Fixed bug: Vertical position of Bar_cmdGui, if
- Config_verticalBarPos=tray and the task bar is at the top of the monitor.
- Fixed bug: On Main_reload() and Config_verticalBarPos=tray.
- Changed the command line argument from specifying 'the path to the config.ini' to 'the path to the general data directory containing the config.ini and log.txt'.
- Multi-dimensional tiling of the master area. The user may now specify X and Y dimensions independently up to 9 x 9.
- Initially assign windows to the monitor on which they appear if nothing is specified in the configuration.
- Created bug.n log to record major and debugging events and window information.
- View margins' allowing a layout to occupy a limited space of the monitor.
- Single window action', which allows to close or maximize windows based on rules.
- Reload' hotkey, which reloads the whole script.
- Re-Setting the 'Reload' and 'ExitApp' hotkey in 'config.ini'-
- Added the configuration variable "Config_viewNames", with which views can be named and the number of views can be set. The configuration variable "Config_viewCount" therewith becomes obsolete.
- Removed the configuration variable "Config_viewCount".
- Removed the explicit listing of commands in the Bar_cmdGui.
- Removed the default rules for Gimp, since from version 2.8 onwards
- Gimp can use a single application window instead of three and more.