1.8-ls3

LinuxServer Changes:

Compile from source.

qdirstat Changes:

Overview

The QDirStat project proudly presents its latest release: QDirStat 1.8.

This is a stable release. It brings a some new features and bug fixes:

• New view: File Age Statistics

• Navigation history like in a web browser (Back, Forward)

• Bug fixes

• Some small improvements

Details

New view: File Age Statistics

This shows the number of files per year and/or per month that were last modified in that year or month, together with the total size of those files and a percent bar for both (number and total size).

This view is extensively documented in the File Age Statistics Document.

Navigation History

This implements a navigation history for directories like in a web browser:

• New buttons Back / Forward in the tool bar

• Standard keyboard shortcuts [Alt] [Cursor Left] /
  [Alt] [Cursor Right] like in all common web browsers

• Support for Back / Forward mouse buttons if the mouse has them

• History menu on those buttons (long press on the buttons) for the last 16 directories

Bug Fixes

• Fixed GitHub issue #169:
  Shorten path components in the breadcrumb widget for insanely long paths.

• Now closing a left-over Permissions error panel when refreshing from disk: After the re-read, the permissions error may no longer be there.

Other Improvements

• In the Mounted Filesystems window, don't show inactive mounts managed by the automounter anymore.

• In the Open Directory window, automatically open the first directory level if a path was clicked in the Places list on the left, and scroll the tree on the right so that path is at the top.

• Added a little margin to the left in the main window's tree view for the Size column so it looks now less cramped.

• Internal restructuring and refactoring to keep the code maintainable.

Donations

QDirStat is Free Open Source Software.

If you find it useful, please consider donating. You can donate any amount of your choice via PayPal:

1.8-ls2

LinuxServer Changes:

Compile from source.

qdirstat Changes:

Overview

The QDirStat project proudly presents its latest release: QDirStat 1.8.

This is a stable release. It brings a some new features and bug fixes:

• New view: File Age Statistics

• Navigation history like in a web browser (Back, Forward)

• Bug fixes

• Some small improvements

Details

New view: File Age Statistics

This shows the number of files per year and/or per month that were last modified in that year or month, together with the total size of those files and a percent bar for both (number and total size).

This view is extensively documented in the File Age Statistics Document.

Navigation History

This implements a navigation history for directories like in a web browser:

• New buttons Back / Forward in the tool bar

• Standard keyboard shortcuts [Alt] [Cursor Left] /
  [Alt] [Cursor Right] like in all common web browsers

• Support for Back / Forward mouse buttons if the mouse has them

• History menu on those buttons (long press on the buttons) for the last 16 directories

Bug Fixes

• Fixed GitHub issue #169:
  Shorten path components in the breadcrumb widget for insanely long paths.

• Now closing a left-over Permissions error panel when refreshing from disk: After the re-read, the permissions error may no longer be there.

Other Improvements

• In the Mounted Filesystems window, don't show inactive mounts managed by the automounter anymore.

• In the Open Directory window, automatically open the first directory level if a path was clicked in the Places list on the left, and scroll the tree on the right so that path is at the top.

• Added a little margin to the left in the main window's tree view for the Size column so it looks now less cramped.

• Internal restructuring and refactoring to keep the code maintainable.

Donations

QDirStat is Free Open Source Software.

If you find it useful, please consider donating. You can donate any amount of your choice via PayPal:

f563fb72-ls1

LinuxServer Changes:

Initial release.

OS Changes:

Updating base packages to f563fb72