General notes
The change #176 might, in some environments, move where your teams-for-linux configuration is. You might need to re-login (copy config files across) after this change. Ask in #176 for more details if required
This release its been mostly concentrated in stability issues/fixes.
The spellchecker has been re-implemented not to need an external module (that was blocking us from moving using electron and creating performance issues)
Detail changes
- #149 Re-implementing the spellchecker to improve performance. (PR #152, #155 and #163)
- #123 Is now possible as the main issue was with the spellchecker (issue #149)
- #41 Teams-for-linux now also available in Flatpak! (Thanks to @gabops)
- #99 Fixing the cursor in snap (PR #168)
- #61 Improving the screen-share quality by adding a white end to the browserviews. This is a chrome issue that basically doesn't trigger then the antialiasing. Strange but it works! (PR #165)
- #89 Adding the basic part for the xdg-open. This might need a few improvements as it is currently quite difficult to test. (PR #170)
- #162 Improving the documentation for snap as people keep coming back reporting camera not working (Thanks @julian-alarcon) (PR in #167)
- #171 blank screen issue. Workaround found and documented (Thanks to @sant123 for documenting and the others for finding/testing the solution!) (PR #178)
- #176 Fixing the multiple icons in dock (Thanks to @lkms) (PR #179)
- #98 Fixing the loop when launching that some people where experiencing.
- #109 and #107 Improving the handling of "about:blank" links (mainly connectors and preview images) (Thanks to @HarlemSquirrel) (PRs #131 and #172)
Also:
Thanks to @vadimi for the spellchecker fix (#155) for the intermediate re-implementation version, and apologies for breaking it!
Other minor improvements where carried out.
And the packages versions has been updated a bit, as we got a blocker for moving to version 5 or electron (#156).
Thanks
To everyone involved from people reporting issues, finding work around, testing solutions and implementing them. Again, you all make this possible.