Both the KDE 3 and KDE 4 versions of RKWard have been updated today. Most importantly RKWard now compiles with R 2.7.0 (which is due to be release, officially, soon). Both releases are available from the download page.
For the KDE 3 version (RKWard 0.4.9a), the only changes are:
The KDE 4 version (RKWard 0.5.0b) has the following changes:
As usual, your feedback is welcome on our mailing list.
A simple but important bug in RKWard 0.5.0 was discovered a bit too late (in most plugins no objects were selectable at all). This is corrected in version 0.5.0a, which is available for download, now. Please use this version instead of RKWard 0.5.0. Other than the correction there are virtually no changes since 0.5.0.
The first version of RKWard for KDE4 is available for download, now. The list of actual enhancements (see below) is relatively small, but internally a lot of code has been rewritten. The move to KDE4 / Qt4 provides a new foundation for RKWard, and offers a number of promising opportunities for further development, which we hope to put to good use, soon. The list of current changes over 0.4.9 (as far we kept track of them):
Please note that this release has seen considerable code changes. This should fix a lot of small bugs not listed above, but also, of course, we expect there are a number of new bugs that we did not discover during testing. If you find some, or would like to share your opinions on RKWard, please contact us on the mailing list.
NOTES:
Version 0.4.9 of RKWard is now available for download. The following changes are contained in the new release:
In case you are wondering why the list of changes is shorter than usual: This release is one of the last releases of RKWard for KDE 3. Meanwhile we've been working hard to produce a version which will run natively in the newly released KDE 4. This will be released as RKWard 0.5.0 in - according to plan - roughly one week. We will continue to support KDE 3 versions of RKWard for some time to come, and probably also provide some new or improved plugins, but the main development will focus on KDE 4 versions of RKWard from now on.
Remember: Your feedback is always welcome on the mailing list.
While development continues on the next versions of RKWard (including a port to the upcoming KDE 4), we would like to address some bugs that were discovered since the release of RKWard 0.4.8. This release (download) does not add new user features, but fixes several problems. The changes in detail:
As usual, we welcome your feedback on the mailing list.
Version 0.4.8 of RKWard is available for download, now. The new release features changes all over the place, including new plugins, an integrated filesystem browser, and several bug fixes. Also optimizations were done to speed up some aspects, slightly, and to reduce typical memory usage, considerably. Many thanks to all who helped with the release. The full list of changes:
Enthusiastic? Disappointed? Need help with RKWard? Your feedback is welcome on the mailing list.
Recently, some problems have been discovered related to resolving some fortran symbols, on at least some systems. Since these can make RKWard crash even on simple operations, and not compile on some systems, a bugfix release dealing with these issues has been prepared. While at it, a number of additional bugfixes contained in the development version have been included, here, as well.
In detail, the changes are:
If you are experiencing any of the above problems, please download and upgrade to version 0.4.7a of RKWard.
Version 0.4.7 of RKWard is now available for download.
Once again the list of new features and improvements is long. Most importantly, a large number of plugins has been added, making more R statistics features available via graphical dialogs. Many thanks to all who contributed to this release!
The changes in detail:
We're looking forward to your feedback on the mailing list.
The past few months there has been a lot of active development on RKWard. The outcome of this - version 0.4.7 - is scheduled for release, next week. As a side effect, our main mailing list has become rather busy, with lots of discussion about development details. At the same time, the stats show a nice number of downloads, and hence a considerable increase in the RKWard user base.
For these reasons, it's time to create a dedicated users' mailing list. This list will be read by most active developers, and it will receive notifications about the most important steps of development (new testing versions and releases). However, instead of discussing low level details, this list will provide a better forum for discussing usage questions, but also for providing suggestions and feedback.
If you'd like to keep informed on all development details (and perhaps provide insights and contributions on that), you may want to subscribe to our "old" development mailing list. If you're mostly interested in questions of daily use, the new users' mailing list is the best choice. Or subscribe to both, if you don't want to miss a thing.
Version 0.4.6 of RKWard is available for download.
Most prominently, this release features many new plugins, making more of the power of R available via graphical dialogs. A big thank you goes to all volunteers who contributed to this release. The full list of changes:
For feedback on the new release, and RKWard in general, contact us on the mailing list.
Once again, it's time to announce a new release of rkward. Version 0.4.5 is available for download.
Note that a few aspects of the user interface have changed for this release. We hope these changes will make RKWard's user interface easier to learn and use, but existing users will have to adapt to the following UI changes:
Further changes in RKWard 0.4.5:
Got feedback about the new release or RKWard in general? Please contact us on the mailing list.
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