Moved various classes to now inbuilt Qt classes. Qt4 Port: Migrated to Qt4 for Scribus 1.3.4, with enhancements and bug fixes over time. OS/2: With Qt4 ported to OS/2 & eComStation, Scribus now runs on these platforms Better searching for installed Ghostscript. Fixes for better OSX compatibility for fonts, colours and GUI. OSX: The Qt4 port allowed for significantly better platform compatibility for OSX. Windows: Corrected operation of installer regarding file locations, silent install and uninstall Windows: Correct compilation of various libraries and tools Translations: Increase coverage of translated strings

Translations: Updates for English, German, Indian, Chinese, German, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Galician, Greek, Hungarian, Japaenese, Italian, Russian, Swiss German, Polish, Portuguese, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, French, Korean, Slovenian Need to add a list of bugs from and group by type and functionality, then reduce until we have a nice list.īuild System: Added more platform support such as *BSD, OpenSolaris In the text handling area, there is a new text storage system, undo and redo now also take care of text changes and there is now support for separate paragraph/character styles. AI, PSD, EPS) and better picture and color management including more palettes. The many improvements to this release include a new render frame type for rendering of latex, povray and other files, significant vector file import improvements (incl. This includes porting the canvas over to Cairo which offers better performance and several needed features, as well as some major refactoring in several area's. However, it took well over 3 years to really take advantage of all the new functionality in Qt 4 and implement over 1500 RFC's. The port to Qt 4 took about a month, and it took another 2 months to remove the need for compatibility libraries with Qt3. The previous stable Scribus series (1.3.3) was built upon Qt 3. This page is for notes about changes from previous versions, separate to the 1.4.0 release notes.

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