QTGZManager

This release fixes the application exiting while the main window was hidden and the user was asked whether he/she wanted to download new patches, adds txz2sb (Ctrl+L) support when using QTGZ under Slax, and changes the patch’s download directory to /tmp. QTGZ can now open files which were removed from installed packages.

Bugs were fixed. Xfce support and Gksu support were added. The logic for saving settings was reworked. Opening a directory defaults to using dolphin when you're not in Xfce and you have it.

The interface was reworked to add a menubar, to minimize unused space, and to remember your preferences. This version is compatible with Slackware 13.0 TXZ packages. The package recognition algorithm was reworked to recognize the package status instantaneously. A package in your system can be found just by pressing Ctrl+K. Files belonging to package content you've just opened can be found. A default directory to be selected every time you launch the application can be set. QTGZ now starts hidden, enabling your window manager to automatically launch it without interfering with your desktop.

Packages are filtered in the selected directory
with hit or miss color feedback. Ctrl + and Ctrl -
respectively increases and decreases the font size
of package lists. The selected directory's name is
shown on the top of the first pane. The About box
was reworked. More view arrangements are available
through four view buttons. The open konsole
function (F4) works on the selected directory.
Package information is shown as a tooltip when the
mouse is over the package lists.

This release has an important change in the action execution subsystem. If you ever experienced having tens of actions and strangely not being able to execute them, this is for you. It also supports the command line parameter "-initialdir=/YOUR/DESIRED/DIR/HERE", so it can show your default package directory automatically when executed. Polish support has been added.