Nothing super exciting in this release, but I wanted to get all the bug fixes out of the way before working on new features.
- Improvement tips work in Linux, and I’m guessing Sun but I still need to test that.
- I had to rewrite the tip creation routine, which was barely working after a lot of screwing around at the time thanks to the suckiness of XBL. I converted it to straight Javascript and DOM and it’s much more stable.
- Profile interface tweaked to hopefully be more intuitive.
- The extended display is now fully supported.
- The “normal” profile has been updated to work with the extended display, and there’s one extra item in the “quickGlance” for the extended display.
- All profiles are backed up during each update.
- When you install an updated version of CNExtend, it overwrites all the default profiles with new ones. Sometimes, like in this one, there are changes which are necessary to preserve the overall feel. If you modified one without renaming it, then before it would just be blown away. Now it’s copied to a “backups” subdirectory in the profile directory. Those backups get blown away with the next install, so if you didn’t know this or forgot to rename your custom profile then copy it back to the profile directory and you’ll be good to go. If you haven’t made a custom profile, then you don’t care about any of this.
