4Pane-debugsource - Debug sources for package 4Pane

This package provides debug sources for package 4Pane.
Debug sources are useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package.

Homepage	http://www.4pane.co.uk/

Fedora 28

Fedora 29

Fedora 30

Fedora rawhide

OpenSUSE Leap 15.0

OpenSUSE Leap 15.1

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed

Distribution		Version	Since	Package	Installed	Packager
Fedora 28 releases/Everything-debug-tree	rpm	5.0-5.fc28	Jan 14	474 kiB	2.23 MiB	Fedora Project
Fedora 29 releases/Everything-debug-tree	rpm	5.0-6.fc29	Jan 14	473 kiB	2.23 MiB	Fedora Project
Fedora 29 releases-test/Everything-debug-tree	rpm	5.0-6.fc29	Jan 14	473 kiB	2.23 MiB	Fedora Project
Fedora 30 releases/Everything-debug-tree	rpm	5.0-7.fc30	Jun 17	473 kiB	2.23 MiB	Fedora Project
Fedora 30 releases-test/Everything-debug-tree	rpm	5.0-7.fc30	Jun 17	473 kiB	2.23 MiB	Fedora Project
Fedora rawhide development/Everything-debug-tree	rpm	5.0-7.fc30	Feb 12	473 kiB	2.23 MiB	Fedora Project
OpenSUSE Leap 15.0 debug/oss	rpm	5.0-lp150.1.5	Jan 17	455 kiB	2.37 MiB	https://bugs.opensuse.org
OpenSUSE Leap 15.1 debug/oss	rpm	5.0-lp151.2.5	Mar 20	455 kiB	2.37 MiB	https://bugs.opensuse.org
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed debug/oss	rpm	5.0-1.8	10:15	455 kiB	2.37 MiB	https://bugs.opensuse.org

Latest updates

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed debug/oss: Updated from 5.0-1.7 to 5.0-1.8

10:15

Update to version 5.0
- There is a simpler 'Find' dialog for everyday use.
  Just as the QuickGrep dialog is good enough for most greps, a simple one-page QuickFind that sets just the path, pattern and search-type will be sufficient for most searches.
- When large files are being moved or pasted, their progress is now displayed in the statusbar.
- It is now possible to make a particular fileview order its files in a decimal-aware way. This is helpful in the case of files with names like foo1.txt, foo2.txt, foo11.txt, foo12.txt, which normally sort as 1, 11, 12, 2.
- A fileview's contextmenu now has an entry that makes it sort such files more intelligently. Note that this only affects files with names that _end_ in digits, not those with digits elsewhere in the name.
- Building 4Pane now uses Automake.
Split out language files into their own sub-package

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed debug/oss: Updated from 5.0-1.5 to 5.0-1.7

Jun 19

Update to version 5.0
- There is a simpler 'Find' dialog for everyday use.
  Just as the QuickGrep dialog is good enough for most greps, a simple one-page QuickFind that sets just the path, pattern and search-type will be sufficient for most searches.
- When large files are being moved or pasted, their progress is now displayed in the statusbar.
- It is now possible to make a particular fileview order its files in a decimal-aware way. This is helpful in the case of files with names like foo1.txt, foo2.txt, foo11.txt, foo12.txt, which normally sort as 1, 11, 12, 2.
- A fileview's contextmenu now has an entry that makes it sort such files more intelligently. Note that this only affects files with names that _end_ in digits, not those with digits elsewhere in the name.
- Building 4Pane now uses Automake.
Split out language files into their own sub-package

Fedora 30 releases-test/Everything-debug-tree: Version 5.0-7.fc30 introduced

Jun 17

Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_30_Mass_Rebuild

Fedora 30 releases/Everything-debug-tree: Version 5.0-7.fc30 introduced

Jun 17

Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_30_Mass_Rebuild

OpenSUSE Leap 15.1 debug/oss: Updated from 5.0-lp151.2.4 to 5.0-lp151.2.5

Mar 20

Update to version 5.0
- There is a simpler 'Find' dialog for everyday use.
  Just as the QuickGrep dialog is good enough for most greps, a simple one-page QuickFind that sets just the path, pattern and search-type will be sufficient for most searches.
- When large files are being moved or pasted, their progress is now displayed in the statusbar.
- It is now possible to make a particular fileview order its files in a decimal-aware way. This is helpful in the case of files with names like foo1.txt, foo2.txt, foo11.txt, foo12.txt, which normally sort as 1, 11, 12, 2.
- A fileview's contextmenu now has an entry that makes it sort such files more intelligently. Note that this only affects files with names that _end_ in digits, not those with digits elsewhere in the name.
- Building 4Pane now uses Automake.
Split out language files into their own sub-package

Fedora rawhide development/Everything-debug-tree: Updated from 5.0-6.fc29 to 5.0-7.fc30

Feb 12

Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_30_Mass_Rebuild

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed debug/oss: Updated from 5.0-1.4 to 5.0-1.5

Feb 03

Update to version 5.0
- There is a simpler 'Find' dialog for everyday use.
  Just as the QuickGrep dialog is good enough for most greps, a simple one-page QuickFind that sets just the path, pattern and search-type will be sufficient for most searches.
- When large files are being moved or pasted, their progress is now displayed in the statusbar.
- It is now possible to make a particular fileview order its files in a decimal-aware way. This is helpful in the case of files with names like foo1.txt, foo2.txt, foo11.txt, foo12.txt, which normally sort as 1, 11, 12, 2.
- A fileview's contextmenu now has an entry that makes it sort such files more intelligently. Note that this only affects files with names that _end_ in digits, not those with digits elsewhere in the name.
- Building 4Pane now uses Automake.
Split out language files into their own sub-package

OpenSUSE Leap 15.1 debug/oss: Version 5.0-lp151.2.4 introduced

Jan 23

Update to version 5.0
- There is a simpler 'Find' dialog for everyday use.
  Just as the QuickGrep dialog is good enough for most greps, a simple one-page QuickFind that sets just the path, pattern and search-type will be sufficient for most searches.
- When large files are being moved or pasted, their progress is now displayed in the statusbar.
- It is now possible to make a particular fileview order its files in a decimal-aware way. This is helpful in the case of files with names like foo1.txt, foo2.txt, foo11.txt, foo12.txt, which normally sort as 1, 11, 12, 2.
- A fileview's contextmenu now has an entry that makes it sort such files more intelligently. Note that this only affects files with names that _end_ in digits, not those with digits elsewhere in the name.
- Building 4Pane now uses Automake.
Split out language files into their own sub-package

OpenSUSE Leap 15.0 debug/oss: Version 5.0-lp150.1.5 introduced

Jan 17

Update to version 5.0
- There is a simpler 'Find' dialog for everyday use.
  Just as the QuickGrep dialog is good enough for most greps, a simple one-page QuickFind that sets just the path, pattern and search-type will be sufficient for most searches.
- When large files are being moved or pasted, their progress is now displayed in the statusbar.
- It is now possible to make a particular fileview order its files in a decimal-aware way. This is helpful in the case of files with names like foo1.txt, foo2.txt, foo11.txt, foo12.txt, which normally sort as 1, 11, 12, 2.
- A fileview's contextmenu now has an entry that makes it sort such files more intelligently. Note that this only affects files with names that _end_ in digits, not those with digits elsewhere in the name.
- Building 4Pane now uses Automake.
Split out language files into their own sub-package