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#572 Most recent released version calls itself ancient.

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2021-07-13
2021-07-09
Jon Martin
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As of earlier today version 1.2 is complaining that it is an ancient version and should be updated. Marked this as high priority because as far as I know there is no way to disable - or at least pause - this popup and it keeps stealing window focus.

Discussion

  • David

    David - 2021-07-13

    There's a new switch --no-expire that will stop with the popups in the new version 1.2.1
    The new version 1.2.1 also takes now two years to expire.

    Please test with the new version.

     

    • Daniel Kolar

      Daniel Kolar - 2021-07-13

      Current pop up is too obstructive, it jumps to the screen front every x minutes breaking for example movie full screen playback on Linux. It is nice You have added --no-expire switch, but regular user does not know about that. Better solution:
      A) closing the popup cause it not to appear until next start
      B) add checkbox "Do not show again" checkbox
      C) setting in Options

      on Linux the packages in repositories takes some time to update and building manually not everyone knows. Please consider suggested improvements.

       

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