As you may know, Ubuntu 13.04 is officially release just now! At the same time, Ubuntu Tweak got an update too. This time, it’s Ubuntu Tweak 0.8.4!
Ubuntu Tweak 0.8.3 released
This is a maintenance version of Ubuntu Tweak with some bugs fixed and a little changes. Everyone should upgrade to this version.
Here’s the updates:
Ubuntu Tweak 0.8.2: Quantal Ready!
First I would like to thank you all for the support of Ubuntu Tweak, I received many donations for the past week. All of the donation are listed here: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/donations/ (Not completed yet).
And today I’m very pleased to announce that Ubuntu Tweak 0.8.2 is released. The goal of this version is support for Ubuntu 12.10 and improving the Apps.
Let’s get started from the release notes:
New way to donate for Ubuntu Tweak
After reading your messages here, I realized that the old way to donate is not working any more. I was wondering why you ask for opening donation because I thought it was OK.
I’ve created the donate page 4 years ago and I have received many donations. I was really happy at that time, when I was a student, the donation helped me to cover the charge of website host.
I rarely asked for donation, every time after releasing new version, I just said “Enjoy”. I hope you’re really enjoying my work.
This time, I’d like to ask you for supporting my effort on developing Ubuntu Tweak by donating, it will help me put more energy on this project and reach the 1.0 version. So I tried to create a new way to donate, I hope it works now.
If you want to know more or fund the development of Ubuntu Tweak, please follow this guide, Thank you!
New way to donate: http://blog.ubuntu-tweak.com/donate
PS: the version with full support for Ubuntu 12.10 will be 0.8.2 and target to release soon, the Apps service will be available again too. If you are a translator, now you can start the translation.
Thank you, Ubuntu Tweak will continue
First, I would like to thank you all, who left your message here, who forked Ubuntu Tweak at Github. I was really moved!
You made me know that Ubuntu Tweak is still valuable, and as the first software project I made 5 years ago, it is just like my baby, I don’t really want to give up the development.
I will explain something in this post, hope this time everything is clear.
The development of Ubuntu Tweak is stopped
When you see this article, the development of Ubuntu Tweak is stopped. You may got this news from the Ubuntu Tweak Apps, where it looks like this:
Ubuntu Tweak 0.8.0: The Apps Generation
It’s almost half a year since the last major release of Ubuntu Tweak. In the 0.7.x release, I polished the UI of Ubuntu Tweak, and also brought back the App Center & Source Center that you miss.
Installing and managing apps are really common tasks for an utility tool like Ubuntu Tweak. that’s why I brought it back and continue to work on it.
Now in Ubuntu Tweak 0.8, a new exciting thing is introduced: the “Apps”, combination of App Center & Source Center.
Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.3 released
Yet another bug-fixed release of Ubuntu Tweak is coming, and of course, with some new features.
Here’s Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.3:
Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.2 released!
Yet another bug-fixed release of Ubuntu Tweak is coming!
In this version, 13 bugs has been fixed, 0 new feature has been introduced, and 1 minor improvement has been made.
Let’s see the change log:
Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.1 released
Half an month ago, I released Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.0, it has been downloaded for more than 60,000 times.
Thanks for the people who like it, spread it and report problems for it. Now, a new bug-fixed version is coming. It is Ubuntu Tweak 0.7.1, and of course, with some new features.