Joxy 0.0.3 released

Today a new version of Joxy, 0.0.3, has been released! This version brings a large amount of improvements, such as native text rendering, animations, disabled states of components, and many new GUI components that are styled.

Changelog

This is the complete changelog for Joxy 0.0.3.

New features:

• Native text rendering (Joxy calls Qt to render its text) with caching
• Newly supported components: JTable (except the table header), JEditorPane, JComboBox (editable and non-editable), JOptionPane (including Oxygen icons), JList, JScrollPane, JSpinner, JToolTip, JTextPane (basic)
• Vastly improved JFileChooser with icons
• KDE-like arrows on the JTabbedPane
• Caching for the radial window background
• A bash script for compiling the native code for the native text rendering
• Support for native KDE notifications (not mature at the moment, switched off by default)
• Move (almost) all painting to designated classes (joxy.painter package)
• Improved the look of the JButton (and derivatives), with a larger shadow
• Animations for the hover and focus indicators on many widgets
• HTML support for JCheckBox and JRadioButton
• The disabled state is shown on JButtons and derivatives

Fixed bugs:

• (Bug #2) Check if user is running KDE fails if KDE is installed and the user actually is using another desktop environment
• Fixed the radial background such that it completely fits in the KDE Oxygen theme
• The JButton now uses the correct color as set in the KDE settings
• Netbeans is working again (it didn't open files when using Joxy)
• Fix a lot of compilation warnings

Getting Joxy

You can download Joxy under the Downloads section above. If you prefer, you can also get Joxy's source code at the Code section. In our Wiki, you can find a complete guide about how to get and install Joxy.