Changes since v0.9.1.
Early release. In SemVer terms, anything may change before 1.0, including file formats, the HTTP API and settings, though changes to
.ochxand.ochfiles will come with conversions.
Changed
- A cleaner sign-in page (#305, [#306]):
/loginis one centered column under the site's mark. Each sign-in provider has a full-width button with its own logo: Google, GitHub, Facebook, Microsoft, and a building for a school or directory account. Then comes the password form, with Forgot password? beside the password field, a full-width Sign in, and "New here? Create an account". Creating an account follows the same layout, and the other steps (recovery, confirmation, two-factor) use the same card. The logos are drawn inline, so the page makes no requests to the providers. - Two fingers hold the timeline, and size has its own buttons: on touch screens, a two-finger gesture no longer resizes the contents when the fingers are stacked vertically, which was too easy to do by accident. Two fingers now hold the timeline: the times under them stay under them as they spread or pinch sideways, the contents follow them up and down, and fingers almost directly above each other pan. A− and A+, beside the zoom buttons, change the size of markers, labels and the ruler; Ctrl-scroll still does on a desktop, and Fit all restores it.
Downloads
The assets below are built from this tag by the release workflow. SHA256SUMS.txt lists their checksums. They're the same set as v0.9.1: desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux; server packages for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Rocky Linux, FreeBSD, macOS (Homebrew) and Windows; the offline HTML files; and the source archives.
To upgrade a server, install the new package and run openchronology-migrate. See administration.
OpenChronology is free software under the GNU GPL version 3. It comes with no warranty.