This release continues to iterate on improving the Qt build:
- it now uses OpenGL ES rather than OpenGL, which is better matched to Wayland, the Raspberry Pi, etc;
- issues with retention of UI selections are resolved;
- updated Snapcraft packaging better integrates that version with KDE Neon; and
- the recent 'dynamic crop' option has been added to the UI.
For SDL:
- OpenGL ES 3 is now preferred, with OpenGL 3.2 as an automatic fallback.
On the Mac, minimal changes:
- the non-functional 'File->Revert to Saved...' is now disabled, having previously either done nothing or crashed the application.
For those building for themselves:
- CMake can now make the Qt target, in addition to the SDL one;
- however, this project's traditional QMake target survives as Qt Creator's support for opening projects from CMake didn't function when tested.
As a result of both the build and Qt improvements, Snapcraft releases have resumed. Due to the OpenGL changes they are also now likely to work on a wider range of Linux targets.