@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ contributors are listed. Note that Calamares does not have a historical
changelog -- this log starts with version 3.2.0. The release notes on the
website will have to do for older versions.
# 3.2.5 (unreleased) #
# 3.2.4 (unreleased) #
This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name):
- Alf Gaida
@ -29,6 +29,9 @@ This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name):
and resize behavior of Calamares. See the branding file for
more documentation. In particular, the setting *windowExpanding*
can be set to *normal*, *fullscreen* or *noexpand*.
* The `settings.conf` file can now configure whether the *Cancel* button
is show (this isn't a branding thing, because it's quite fundamental
to the workflow of the installer).
## Modules ##
@ -43,6 +46,8 @@ This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name):
an acceptable spelling.
* The currently-selected disk device is remembered between manual partitioning
and the partitioning-overview pages. (Thanks to Arnaud)
* *partition* There is new support for partitioning layout presets.
See `partitionc.conf` for documentation and details.
* The *keyboard* module now handles the (bogus) Austrian keymap for
the system console properly. (Thanks to Kevin)
* The *preservefiles* module now has a mechanism for setting the permissions
@ -55,22 +60,9 @@ This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name):
* The *packages* module now supports pre- and post-script options
for all operations, not just during install (keep in mind that
these run as three separate shells, though).
# 3.2.4 (unreleased) #
This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name):
- Collabora ltd.
## Core ##
There are no core changes in this release.
## Modules ##
- *partition* There is new support for partitioning layout presets.
See `partitionc.conf` for documentation and details.
* A new *rawfs* module supports straightforward copying of filesystems from
the installation media to the target stystem. This can be used, for instance,
for block-level-identical installations.
# 3.2.3 (2019-01-09) #