gmdb2 0.9.1

Changes since 0.9.1:

• Fix uninitialized value warning affecting GCC 4.2
• Simplify configure script

gmdb2 0.9.0

gmdb2 0.9.0 is the first official release of gmdb2 since it was split off from the main mdbtools repository. It is a standalone program that was recently ported to GTK+3, and has been tested on macOS, Linux, and FreeBSD.

Build requirements:

• mdbtools 0.9.0 or later
• GTK+ 3.22 or later
• gawk for man page generation (configure with --disable-man if you don't have gawk)

Installation:

• configure
• make
• sudo make install

Run:

• gmdb2 [file]

The Help menu requires yelp to be installed.

gmdb 0.9.0, Beta 3

Changes since Beta 2:

• Table information buttons are now disabled at app startup #7
• Fix an issue where the app was unresponsive on Linux and BSD variants #5
• txt2man is now distributed in the release (so --disable-man is unnecessary)

The build requirements for Beta 3:

• mdbtools 0.9.0 or later
• GTK+ 3.22 or later
• gawk for man page generation (configure with --disable-man if you don't have gawk)

Installation:

• configure
• make
• sudo make install

The Help menu requires yelp to be installed.

gmdb2 0.9.0 Beta 2

After a significant porting effort, the interface of GMDB2 has been modernized to use GTK+3, and should run on any modern Linux release – as well as Mac installations that have GTK+3 from Homebrew or MacPorts. Anyone using mdbtools in a desktop environment is encouraged to give it a try. If your preferred package manager has dropped support for GMDB2 in the past few years, you are encouraged to point the maintainer to this release, as many obsolete package requirements have been dropped.

The build requirements for Beta 2 are now:

• mdbtools 0.9.0 or later
• GTK+ 3.22 or later

Installation:

• configure --disable-man
• make
• sudo make install

The Help menu requires yelp to be installed.

A final release of 0.9.0 will occur if no major bugs are found.

gmdb2 0.9.0 Beta 1

gmdb2 0.9.0 will be the first release of gmdb2 separate from MDB Tools. This beta is being made available so that package maintainers can provide feedback before a final release.