Bugzilla Bug 32017

Release Name: 0.98.17a

Notes:
- New command in all modes: Vertex Color.

- A texture can be assigned to a material by dragging the texture
  image to the material in the Outliner.

- File|Import Image would cause a hard crash.
  (Problem reported by infinder.)

- The emissive color is now correctly exported to VRML format.
  (Correction by Clemens Fuchslocher.)

- Using a default command with a temporary selection that switched
  selection mode would crash. (Problem reported by wasamonkey.)

- When entering a text field using Tab, the text was not
  automatically selected. (Problem reported by Vast Deathmaster.)

- In the Maya camera mode, you had to release the Alt key to exit
  camera mode in order to execute a command having a hotkey
  including Alt (such as Alt+G for growing an edge ring).
  (Problem reported by xr4y.)

- Virtual Mirror|Break and Freeze will not operate on hidden or locked
  objects. Also, if there is selection, only objects having any selection
  will have their mirrors broken/frozen. (Problem reported by OwenR.)

Linux version:

  (So far, the Linux release can only be found in the
   Download area in http://sourceforge.net/projects/wings.)

  Just as the Mac and Windows releases, the Linux version
  is self-contained (it includes a stripped down Erlang/OTP
  and ESDL). I have chosen to package it as a shell script rather
  (rather than an RPM) to make it as widely useful as possible.

  Temporary problem: To fool web browsers that think that the
  the .run file was a text file, I have compressed the .run
  using gzip.

  To pack up the file: gunzip wings-0.98.17a-linux.run.gz

  To install, type 'sh wings-0.98.17a-linux.run' at a shell prompt.
  It will install Wings in your home directory. To run the installed
  Wings, run the 'wings' script in the install directory.

  So far I have only tested the Linux package on my Redhat 9 Linux
  system.

  Note: There is no file dialog plug-in included, as I haven't
  got WingsOne's qt_file plug-in to work reliably on my Redhat 9
  system (using the Gnome desktop). Any help from you Linux gurus
  out there would be appreciated. Ideally, I would want to distribute
  a file dialog plug-in that would work on as many Linux systems as
  possible. (It could be based on QT or GTK or whatever.)

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 35605 ***