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This release contains a minor bug fix, some code cleanup and updated language files.

This release fixes a timeout issue which occurred occasionally during start up. Additionally, Arabic language support has been added.

This release fixes a crash when not connected to the Internet. Additionally, the Chinese and Dutch language files were updated and there were minor updates to the update dialogue.

This release adds and updates several language files, updates the .desktop file and includes some minor changes to the Debian/Ubuntu build. Additionally, clamtk-kde is now discontinued.

This release adds Turkish language support and updates the French, Brazilian and Spanish language files. Additionally, there are a few minor dependency changes.

This release adds Slovak language support and updates the French, Korean, and Spanish language files.

This release fixes a situation where signatures were not accurately counted. Additionally, some Debian patches were re-added.

This release contains language file updates and one minor bug fix relating to language display.

This release contains minor bug fixes.

This release contains minor bug fixes involving the save-as dialog.

This version re-adds and improves the AV version detection.

This release fixes a minor bug, improves the GUI, and updates the Chinese and Swedish language files to the 4.x series. Finally, Debian and Ubuntu builds are available again.

This release updates the Polish, French, Russian and Brazilian language files to the 4.x series. There is one minor fix: a few missing "gettext" areas (important for translations) were added. Additionally, the display was improved in various areas such as the updates section. Finally, the display of the output of infections and the logs was improved.

This release fixes several issues and includes an updated Korean language file.

This release includes several fixes found in the 4.00 release. It also updates the documentation (README) as well as the Dutch language file.

This is a new major release with many improvements. The GUI has been updated to reflect a more modern look and the end user now has the ability to update virus signatures. Please see the README.4.0 file for more. RPMs are ready for Fedora and CentOS.

This version adds a Japanese language file and updates the Italian, Chinese and German language files. It also contains two minor fixes involving the detection of virus signatures and window resizing. Also, an updated version of clamtk-kde was released containing the new language file.

This version adds support for the .cld definition files and adds a new Dutch language file.

This release contains numerous bug fixes. Additionally, Korean and Romanian language support was added, and the Italian and French language files were updated. The Debian build is now officially maintained and will be available shortly in "testing" and "unstable". Finally, a new version of clamtk-kde containing those language updates was also released.

This version adds the ability to save scan option settings between sessions through a simple file. Also, there is now support for Slovene (sl_SI), and the Italian language file was updated. Finally, a new version of clamtk-kde was released as well.

This release fixes a situation whereby definitions from the ClamAV pre-0.90 series were sometimes used in conjunction with new definitions. Also, the mimetype associations were updated.

This release improves the 'save-as' functionality introduced in 3.03 by ensuring all files are visible when downloaded or inserted via commandline.

ClamTk is a GUI front-end for Clam Antivirus using gtk2-perl. It is designed to be an easy-to-use, lightweight, point-and-click desktop virus scanner for Linux.

This release introduces a right-click "save-as" feature. This is useful for when opening downloads (from Firefox, for example) with ClamTk to scan them first: one can then save it from the usual temp
(/tmp) directory as desired.

This version fixes some issues with distros running ClamAV 0.90+. It's been testing on Debian 4.0, Fedora Core 6 and 3, Ubuntu 7.04, and CentOS 5.0.

This version fixes some issues when using ClamAV 0.90.