Many changes, again! First, the current game is being saved if the window is
closed, and a button was added to restore it (you can also directly restore,
using the “--restore” command-line option). The game can also be played with
the keyboard (using arrows), and finally you can move all the tiles from one
of the half-board using the mouse, by clicking on an empty border tile (even
if this function is for now hidden). Also, Tetravex can for now be played in
command-line, using the “--cli” option (see “--cli help” documentation; have
also a look to the “Distributors” section below). And finally on a technical
side, GNOME Tetravex should be D-Bus activatable, what is more future-proof.
Distributors: using the “meson configure -Dbuild_gui=false -Dbuild_cli=true”
options, you can build a different binary, `gnome-tetravex-cli`, that can be
co-installed with `gnome-tetravex` (normally). It allows to play Tetravex in
command-line, but it does not require the Gtk library, only GLib. You surely
want to package it for installations made without a graphical interface. :·)
Translations updated:
Basque: Asier Sarasua Garmendia
Catalan: Jordi Mas
Czech: Marek Černocký
Friulian: Fabio Tomat
Persian: Danial Behzadi
Spanish: Daniel Mustieles
