Releases: erkyrath/lectrote
Lectrote 1.4.0
- TADS save/load works now! Although it's somewhat slow.
- Scrollback buffer is now 800 lines or paragraphs.
- Bumped Electron to 11.3.0.
Most Mac users should download the build for their machine (macos-x64 for Intel, macos-arm64 for Apple Silicon). The universal build is only important if you need to distribute one binary to a bunch of people.
Lectrote 1.3.12
- More restructuring of the libraries.
- Electron bumped to 11.2.0.
Most Mac users should download the build for their machine (macos-x64
for Intel, macos-arm64
for Apple Silicon). The universal build is only important if you need to distribute one binary to a bunch of people.
Known issues: TADS games still report errors when trying to save or load files. Consider the TADS interpreter to be pre-release until we get this fixed.
Lectrote 1.3.11
The underlying components have been restructured a bit, but there should be no visible changes.
However, we now have a Mac universal build! Notice that it's twice the size of the single-platform (Intel and ARM) builds. That's because it's both of them stitched together.
Most Mac users should download the build for their machine (macos-x64
for Intel, macos-arm64
for Apple Silicon). The universal build is only important if you need to distribute one binary to a bunch of people.
Lectrote 1.3.10
The only change is bumping Electron to release 11.0.4, and updating the build targets.
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Electron 11 adds a port for Apple Silicon (ARM) Macs. Therefore, there are now two Mac builds:
macos-x86
(Intel) andmacos-arm64
(Apple Silicon). The x86 build should run on ARM Macs, thanks to Rosetta, but it won't be as fast as the native ARM build. -
Electron has deprecated its 32-bit Linux port, so I have removed that from the build.
(Note that the macos-arm64
is untested, as I don't have one of them speedy Macs yet! Maybe next year...)
EDIT Dec 17th: I uploaded the same file for both Mac builds! (They both contained the Intel binary.) I have fixed this now; the Mac builds contain the architecture they say they do.
Release 1.3.9
- GlkOte layout changes to prevent spurious MORE prompts in fixed-height buffer windows. Again. Maybe I got it this time.
- Bumped Electron to version 10.1.6.
Known issues: TADS games still report errors when trying to save or load files. Consider the TADS interpreter to be pre-release until we get this fixed.
Note for Mac users: This release is still Intel-only, but it should run on ARM (Apple Silicon) Macs via Rosetta. ARM native support will arrive when I update to Electron 11.
Chrome seems to be adopting a plan of shipping separate Intel and ARM apps, rather than a single universal app that includes both formats. Electron is following suit and recommends against trying to build a universal app. I'll have to see what the size penalty looks like.
Release 1.3.8
Lectrote now supports TADS 2 and TADS 3 game files! Thanks to @curiousdannii for the emglken-tads port.
Release 1.3.7
Fixes crashes and cover-art failures in some interpreters (Z-machine, Git, Glulxe).
Release 1.3.6
There is now a "Display Cover Art" menu option (under the View menu). If you are playing a blorb file which contains a cover art image, this will pop it up.
The app is now responsive to the OS dark/light theme. App windows like the IF Card and Preferences windows will be displayed in dark or light mode as appropriate. Game windows will still display in your chosen color theme, but there are new system themes "Light/Dark" and "Sepia/Slate" which adjust automatically based on the OS setting. The default theme is Light/Dark, so new Lectrote users will see games use their OS theme.
Updated to Electron 8.4.1.
Note: Electron has deprecated 32-bit Linux support. The linux-ia32 package is still included, but it may not work. If it does work, this may be the last Lectrote release that includes it.
Release 1.3.5
Updated the Electron framework to 6.1.9.
Updated inkjs to v1.10.3. (Supports ink v0.8.3.)
Updated quixe to 2.1.7. (Increased default font size; whitespace fixes; possible Android keyboard fixes; fixed display of saved transcripts in Firefox.)
Release 1.3.4
Update emglken (the display layer for the git, glulxe, and hugo interpreters).
This fixes the error that appeared when cancelling a file dialog in those interpreters.