After more than two years of spare-time development Dia 0.97 just got released. You can get it at http://download.gnome.org/sources/dia/0.97/ Some highlights: * High quality cross-platform print and pdf output by use of cairo. [1] * Rotated text, but only with the new "Standard - Ouline" object. [2] * Object properties dialog finally does handle multiple objects. [3] * Improved text edit mode for consistent handling of the Delete key. * A new integrated user interface mode with diagrams in tabs. [4] * Almost 200 bugs and feature requests resolved [5] [6] Special thanks to: Lars Clausen - maintaining Dia for more than five years, text edit, units and much more Steffen Macke - keeping Dia buildable on win32 and Linux, maintaining the win32 installer, consistent icon size and more Sameer D. Sahasrabuddhe - resolving the oldest feature request (multiple object change) and fixing a bunch of long-standing bugs Marcel Toele - contributing the ability for custom shapes with subshapes Petr Novotnik - contributing dedicated database shapes Thomas Harding - doing a documentation overhaul Mark Dexter - huge documentaton update Patrick Hallinan - contributing the integrated UI patches Elie Roux - contributing Ligths shapes and a lot less compiler warnings ... - everyone else translating, providing patches or reporting bugs Happy Diagramming, Hans http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dia-list/2009-May/msg00001.html Reproducible: Always
yes yes, I had an ebuild for the pre1 release but didn't get enough to commit it. I'll try to get to this asap.
done.
