What's new in GNOME MultiWriter 3.24.0
Mar 29, 2017
- This unstable release updates several translations.
New in GNOME MultiWriter 3.22.1 (Oct 29, 2016)
- Allow writing to large expensive USB drives.
New in GNOME MultiWriter 3.22.0 (Sep 24, 2016)
- This is the first stable release for GNOME 3.22.
New in GNOME MultiWriter 3.16 Beta 2 (Mar 15, 2015)
- This release only updates translations.
New in GNOME MultiWriter 3.16 Beta 1 (Feb 13, 2015)
- This unstable release fixes the following bugs:
- Add hub quirks for all Plugable USB devices
- This release also adds the following new features:
- Optionally check that USB drives are indeed their advertised size
- Allow renaming hub labels from the UI
New in GNOME MultiWriter 3.15.4 (Jan 19, 2015)
- New Features:
- Show the size next to the device name when the device is idle (Richard Hughes)
- Bugfix:
- Add a translatable version of a generic flash drive (Richard Hughes)
- Add quirks for the 36 port MegaHub (Richard Hughes)
- Don't proceed to the copy phase if unmounting failed (Richard Hughes)
- Fix crash when libusb context creation fails (Richard Hughes)
- Never use the USB platform ID for the hub label (Richard Hughes)
- Support root hubs with bus numbers >= 8 (Richard Hughes)
- Try to get the icon name hint from UDisks (Richard Hughes)
- Unmount all partitions when a device is inserted (Richard Hughes)
- Translations:
- Added Serbian translation (МироÑлав Ðиколић)
- Added Ukranian translation (Daniel Korostil)
- Updated Brazilian Portuguese translation (Enrico Nicoletto)
- Updated Brazilian Portuguese translation (Rafael Ferreira)
- Updated Czech translation (Marek Černocký)
- Updated Hungarian translation (Balázs Úr)
- Updated Polish translation (Piotr DrÄ…g)
- Updated Slovak translation (Dušan Kazik)
New in GNOME MultiWriter 3.15.2 (Jan 9, 2015)
- Reads and writes are now spread over root hubs to increase throughput. If you’ve got a hub with more than 7 ports and the port numbers don’t match the decals on the device please contact me for more instructions.
- In this release I’ve also added the ability to completely wipe a drive (write the image, then NULs to pad it out to the size of the media) and made that and the verification step optional. We also now show a warning dialog to the user the very first time the application is used, and some global progress in the title bar so you can see the total read and write throughput of the application.
- With this release I’ve now moved the source to git.gnome.org and will do future releases to ftp.gnome.org like all the other GNOME modules. If you see something obviously broken and you have GNOME commit access, please just jump in and fix it. The translators have done a wonderful job using transifex, but now I’m leaving the just-as-awesome GNOME translator teams handle localization.