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v0.2.0, alpha 1

This is the first alpha release of 0.2.x series.

The main change is, the applet icon now indicates whether a pomodoro/break is in progress or paused. Currently, generic Gnome/FreeDesktop icons are used. In a subsequent release, I will add custom icons that are variations on the current Pomodorino icon so that it's not confusing.

The applet tooltip now indicates the time remaining, elapsed, and completed pomodoro count, just like it's done in the menu.

The applet icon should also have become a tad bit more accessible, as I've figured how to add alt text to it. (A11y issues / PRs welcome! Didn't have a chance to test for that aspect yet.)

This alpha also (probably) fixes the Debian package generation, via switching to the newer "pybuild" build system for Debian/Python.

I've also switched to a more Debian-friendly versioning scheme for the debian packages, which should hopefully help with the problem where the Python-style alpha/beta versions are not sorted as expected.

v0.1.1

0.1.1 is the first unstable release of Pomodorino. Its rudimentary features and translations for languages I know (Turkish, English and Italian) are complete.

I had to skip v0.1.0 because dpkg thinks v0.1.0 < v0.1.0b8, unlike Python.

The next milestone is to release v1.0.0.

v0.1.0, beta 8

The logo of Pomodorino was changed, thanks to the CC0-licenced contribution of Neville Park.

This release does not include any other changes.

v0.1.0, beta 7

This beta release adds a manpage.

v0.1.0, beta 6

In this beta release there are no user facing changes.

I've removed global state from the application, and fixed the way translations were initialised.

A subsequent release will include complete translations for Turkish and Italian. If you wish to contribute translations, please open an issue first, instead of a pull request.

v0.1.0, beta 5

This is the fifth beta release before version 0.1.0, the inaugural release. It's the first release to have an associated Debian package. AppImages were removed because of regressions, but they may be reintroduced later.

The other major change in this release is Pomodorino now uses GSettings to store user preferences, which thus now persist.

See Readme for instructions on alternative ways to build and use Pomodorino.

The Debian package was built on a Linux Mint 20.1 machine. I doubt it'd require modification for other Ubuntu or Debian based OSes, but if so, please report a but and I'll look into testing in some VMs when I find the time.