SpeedCrunch 0.10
Earlier this week, SpeedCrunch 0.10 was released. Helder and all the other contributors have made a great job to make a good application even better. There are lots of new features, but some of my favorites are:
- The maths book, look up any formula and click it. Viola! It appears in your expression entry field.
- Automatic generation of a high contrast palette (this was alot of work for Helder). And it works like a charm.
- A reorganized, fresher looking user interface.
My humble contributions are the Swedish translation and a Windows installer. SC is available on all Qt-supported platforms, so there is no excuse for not using it. In fact, it is a really good example of a Qt project that is fully portable between all the supported platforms being built with CMake.
posted by Johan Thelin @ 10:06
6 comments
6 Comments:
Why do you publish speedcrunch with debug informations on windows? It just makes the application much bigger without any reason.
Because I was in a hurry - thanks for pointing it out. I will tend to it during the week.
Johan: if possible, compress also the binary and DLLs using UPX.
Viola! It appears
As a string instrument larger than a violin? :-)
Et voilà, or just Voila.
Yes - I'm a fan of classic string music :-)
The download page says:
Download the tarball: speedcrunch-0.10.tar.gz (717 kB)
It's actually approx 1.2 MB. Please also clarify whether the currently downloadable installer has the debuginfo removed, as well as UPX applied. Thanks for all your work. :)
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