(In fact, we already have a couple of known bugs in 2.1.9.) A 2.1.10 version might happen at some point. The Portable version is a RAR self-extracting archive, so use whatever archiver program you prefer to extract it if you don’t like the GUI supplied or need to pull out single files or such.Ī: Of course not, bug-free software is nearly impossible to make, but it’s much better than previous versions. Q: The Portable version should be a simple archive file, not an installer!Ī: It is.
#AEGISUB MAC QUITS UNEXPECTANTLY UPDATE#
When that happens, we will try to make sure the in-program update checker notices you about it.
#AEGISUB MAC QUITS UNEXPECTANTLY MAC OS X#
Q: So these are really the final builds, right? No more changes?Ī: The Mac OS X package might get updated at some point! It was built rather long ago and there have surely been updates for various libraries (especially wxWidgets) since then, so it can use an update. (Also, the dictionaries rarely changed between Aegisub versions so there wasn’t much reason for upgraders to re-download those every time.) All of the dictionaries previously included in the main installer have been made available as separate installers, so you can get just those you need. Therefore all dictionaries but US English spell-checker were removed from the main installer. Q: Why did you remove dictionary from the installer?Ī: Because it was taking up space that could be saved, there’s no sense in increasing everyone’s download by 10 MB for getting 20 dictionaries most people will use at most 1 or 2 of. Ask your distribution’s packagers to make some nice packages, it should be quite possible now. (In particular, because they were built with an older version of wxWidgets, all menu bars suddenly disappeared when they were run under Ubuntu with Unity.) If there is enough demand we might try to make some new ones available, but don’t count on it. ffms2.dll should be 6.209.024 bytes.Ī: People actually used those? Those static binaries we offered for the 2.1.8 release were a bit of a hassle to use, and it turned out they weren’t very flexible either. If you got an earlier one and didn’t update it, you should re-download it. Q: I downloaded one of the release candidates, should I re-download?Ī: The very last release candidate put up (on January 24th) was used for the actual release. All of this was finally resolved yesterday.Ī: Lots of stuff, although most of it is just bug fixes. Then when that happened an older problem resurfaced, not having sufficient access to the servers. Then, FFmpegSource 2.17 was getting incredibly close to release and it was thought it was best to wait for those.
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