Some time ago, since I have good skills on object oriented programming and java, I started to study a bit of Android development in order to improve my own culture as developer.
That days, I enjoyed myself writing some little applications for my old Android 2.3 smartphone focusing on learning how to write little basic applications and publishing on my Google Play account.
Today I'm releasing Converseen 0.9.0, the multiplatform batch image processor tool. This new version brings new stability updates and code improvements.
For Windows users there are some news.
Sometimes we may need to use unix timestamp in our Qt applications.
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Here is it a new release for Converseen, the multiplatform batch image processor. This new version brings some stability updates and fixes some crashes reported by users on GitHub.
You can download it for free at converseen.fasterland.net
The 0.8.5 version of Converseen, the automatic batch image processor for Windows and Linux has been released. This version brings some bug fixes and lets the user to disable the automatic checking for updates.
I'm glad to announce the second release and the second port of one of my software in Qt5 after the Ascii Design latest version.
Random Wordlist Generator, the multiplatform program useful for generating random passwords to test your wireless security, can now be compiled with Qt5 from source.
This new release of Converseen brings important improvements on picture previews. In fact, a long date problem due to Magick++ API and Qt4 has been finally solved.
Since the first version of the program, Converseen hasn't been able to show correcly previews for some formats managed directly by Magick++ API (e.g psd, xcf) showing them with glitches, artifacts and wrong colors.
I'm glad to announce the first porting in Qt5 of one of my Qt4 applications. Thanks to the help of shg, Ascii Design can now be compiled with the Qt5 support.
Yesterdey, I've released a new version of Ascii Design, a simple application to transform simple text to ascii art decorations:
I'm happy to announce the 0.7 version of Converseen, the batch image conversion software written by me. This new version, as I had previously mentioned in this post, brings some new important features requested by a lot of users as the capability to manage PDF files and Windows icon (ico) formats.