Releases: LinusCDE/plato
Update to 0.9.34
Applies all updates from 0.9.26 to 0.9.34 (see release here).
Update to 0.9.25 and support rotation on rM 2
- Applies all changes from the official update 0.9.25
- rM 2: Fixes the remaining problems with swtfb. The built-in client is now enabled by default and can be disabled by setting the env
PLATO_DISABLE_BUILTIN_SWTFB_CLIENT=yes
. - rM 2: Added software based rotation for the rM 2. The rM 1 continues to rotate the entire eink screen which is most likely a bit faster.
- Updated to libremarkable 0.6.0 (with a minor patch to keep hw based rotation on the rM 1).
Known bugs:
- Opening a document, rotating and quitting out of it rotates back to the state before opening the document. This was present a long time on the rM 1 with its rotation as well and I didn't attempt to fix it here. Best to rotate in the home view to avoid this.
- Rotation will not work then the builtin swtfb client is disabled by the env as mentioned above.
Update to 0.9.24
- Applies all changes from the official updates 0.9.18, 0.9.19, 0.9.20, 0.9.21, 0.9.22, 0.9.23 and 0.9.24
- The configuration problems fixed are now finally released (apologies to people waiting for this)
- A new builtin swtfb client is available and can be enabled by setting the env
PLATO_DISABLE_BUILTIN_SWTFB_CLIENT=no
. Wanted to enable this for the following release, but while testing this release, swtfb server somehow got upset resulting in no framebuffer updates at all. So sadly still not rocksolid and therefore disabled by default to prevent potential problems.
Update to 0.9.17
See the official release for changes.
Update to 0.9.17 (fix)
The previous release had an outdated Cargo.toml (wrong version number and outdated dependencies). This release fixes that.
Update to 0.9.16
No specific changes done for the reMarkable.
The 0.9.14 release however had a BREAKING CHANGE that requires a manual update of the metadata files! Please read on how to migrate the metadata file of your library here. The toltec release should do it automatically as long as the library stayed in the default location (using a bash port that uses jq instead of python).
Update to 0.9.13 and allow disabling buttons
This release merged in all the commits until 0.9.13. Meaning all the features from 0.9.2 until including 0.9.13 are available now (plato release notes).
All features seem to continue working well so far.
Own changes:
- Renamed "Input by" to "Input Source"
- Add "Ingored Buttons" option. Meant as a hotfix against remux still triggering home button and long press hard to detect normally (see b44b624 for more) (cc @raisjn). The issue was raised in this video from EVERYTHING cpo.
rM 2 Bugfix
This fixes a bug most likely (not confirmed) found on the rM 2:
- De-selecting "Input by -> Pen" will actually disable the power button (Pen will continue to work).
- De-selecting "Input by -> Touch" will actually disable the Pen (touch will continue to work).
rM 2 support
This release has proper battery and input support for the reMarkable 2. It'll require a shim to display and the features "rotate" and "refresh quality" will probably do nothing at the moment. But it'll work.
Plato reMarkable Release Port
This release is a bugfix for the previous one.
The Wacom input didn't work in rotated views. However, nobody would see that since plato crashed when rotating because if hadn't cleanly removed the frontlight icon.
The libremarkable was also too old which had a rendering bug in landscape.
So, for all the majoy changes see the previous release which is basically the same.