Hello,
I am glad to announce the release of version 1.5.1 (and 1.5.2 ) of Back In Time today.
- This release increase the Qt version used from 5 to 6.
- As a new feature SSH proxy (aka jump host) can be used.
- EncFS is marked as deprecated (#1734). Looking for contributions to replace it.
See the changelog and release section for more details.
Several new contributors where involved in this release. Thank you to
all of them, several issues could be fixed and the code quality
increased. Also several new translators and former translators updating
their translations to fit to the latest development. Thank you to them
the increased to 82 %. And thank you to the users for reporting issues
and giving feedback.
Back In Time 1.5.1 (and 1.5.2) released
Back In Time 1.5.1 (and 1.5.2) released
Last edited by buhtz on 2024-08-20 11:14, edited 1 time in total.
Debian 11 & 12; Desktop-PC, Headless-NAS, Raspberry Pi 4
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Re: Back In Time 1.5.1 released
Question to the mods. Might there be a better sub-group in this forum to place such announcements?
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Re: Back In Time 1.5.1 released
Anyone chime in here, perhaps ' Debian News ' if you'd like since it is a official repo package. I'm not sure of any visibility difference?buhtz wrote: 2024-08-06 09:21 Question to the mods. Might there be a better sub-group in this forum to place such announcements?
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Re: Back In Time 1.5.1 released
As this is an upstream release and not in Debian repositories yet, I would say Off-Topic is the appropriate subforum.
Typically, even Debian repo package upgrades are not announced in the forums.
Typically, even Debian repo package upgrades are not announced in the forums.
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