Back from the “break”. Actually it was only a break from CE, I kept working with another project. Now it’s done and I can continue with CE. I probably will need to take a REAL break later this fall as I’ve done tons of work in the past month or so, starting to be little tired.
Few weeks ago I got a new work system. Finally everything works nice and fast. It’s really a joy to work now. I also got a bigger monitor to boost productivity. The biggest benefit is that now I can do tests in virtual machines with ease.
Anyway, there’s only a Lock Toolbars added in this weeks snapshot. I spent most of the week in setting up the programming environment for CE. Next week should be little better.
Change Log
- Added "Lock Toolbars" setting.
- Not using LockWindowUpdate anymore.
- Updated Portuguese translation (thanks to Mário Gonçalves).
- Updated Korean translation (thanks to Jinhwan-Jeong).
- Updated Ukrainian translation (thanks to Igor Paliychuk).
- Updated French translation (thanks to BB).
- Updated German translation (thanks to nefycee).
- Updated Slovak translation (thanks to Sepp Winkler).
- Updated Italian translation (thanks to Folgore101).
- Updated Japanese translation (thanks to benok).
CubicExplorer 0.95.1.1431 (SVN Snapshot)
Installer (2.9MB)
Portable (3.4MB)
Welcome back Marko glad you’re enjoying your new toys
Thanks for adding the Lock Toolbars option.
files are not updated to 0.95.1.1431
still ver. 0.95.1.1430
Oops, sorry about that.
They are now updated.
Hi, interesting program. I’ve been using it on and off for a while. I got 0.95.1.1431 and it’s very slow graphic wise on my system compared to .94 which I had been using. .95 you can almost see it painting the sections of screen on starting the program.
Any ideas?
@Matt
Is it just the startup or all the time when you use the program?
You can use the version manager (from Tools menu) to try previous versions. This version (1431) has some changes that might affect the painting speed on startup.
Two noob questions -
1. Works with Win7 64? I could not find OS info anywhere.
2. What does SVN mean?
Email me ans if you don’t mind, thanks.
@Howard
1. Yes.
2. SVN = Subversion = Version management system. SVN Snapshots are build from the latest code. Usually they are stable but sometimes there might be bugs or unfinished features. However, they are meant for daily use and many (including me) use them like that.