August 11th, 2003
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Released Inti 1.2 Release Candiate 2. This release fixes a
GCC compiler problem so that Inti will compile with both
gcc-3.3 and gcc-3.3.1.

The Inti 1.2 release fixes a few bugs and makes several API
improvements. It adds most of the missing GLib functionality,
including GIOChannel and thread support. There is a new tutorial
section on Thread Programming that includes a threaded example
application and several test programs. The appearence of the
reference documentation has also been improved.

August 7th, 2003
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Released Inti 1.2 Release Candiate 1. The 1.2 release fixes
a few bugs and makes several API improvements. It adds most
of the missing GLib functionality, including GIOChannel and
thread support. There is a new tutorial section on Thread
Programming that includes a threaded example application and
several test programs. The appearence of the reference
documentation has also been improved.

April 2nd, 2003
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Released Inti 1.0.7. This is the first stable release of Inti
1.0. It includes the complete reference and tutorial documentation.
Two new sections have been added to the tutorial: "Building an
Autotools Project" and "Internationalization and Localization".
There have been some minor API improvments that make it easy to
create a custom widget, as opposed to deriving a new widget, and
includes the Dial example to show you how it's done. One small bug
bug was fixed in ther signal/slot code.


March 20th, 2003.
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Released Inti 1.0 Beta7. This release sees the completion of
the reference documentation and the Inti 1.0 API. The Atk API
has been updated and several bugs fixed.

This is the last planned version 1.0 beta release. If no bugs
are reported a release candidate will be released next week, and
if that's OK the first stable release soon after.


March 6th, 2003.
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Released Inti 1.0 Beta6. This release fixes several C++ syntax
errors necessary to improve cross-compiler compatibility.


March 1st, 2003.
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Released Inti 1.0 Beta5. This release completes the documentation
of the Inti, Main, G, Gdk and Gtk namespaces. There have been
several bug fixes and some minor Gdk API improvements. Inti now
requires GTK+-2.2 to compile.

The only thing left to do now is document the Atk and Pango
namespaces. Since these are both small namespaces that shouldn't
take too long.


February 10th, 2003.
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Released Inti 1.0 Beta 4. This beta release fixes several minor
bugs and makes several API improvements. The reference documentation
for the Main, G and Gtk namespaces is complete and requires at
a minimum Doxygen 1.3-rc2 to build correctly. Only the Gdk and
Pango namespaces are left to document. Since these are both small
namespaces that shouldn't take too long.

This is the last planned beta release, if all goes well! When the
documentation is finished the first release candidate will be
released, and if that's OK, the final 1.0 release soon after
(the actual final version number may be synced with GTK+'s).


December 1st, 2002.
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Released Inti 1.0 Beta 3. This beta release fixes several minor
bugs, makes some minor code improvements, and adds more reference
documentation.


November 11th, 2002.
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Released Inti 1.0 Beta 2. This beta release adds more reference
documentation, installs extra files previously not installed
but required by the new module Inti-GConf. There have been
numerous minor code improvements and clean-ups.


October 1st, 2002.
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Sometimes a name can be the bane of an open source software
program's existence. Unfortunately, there was another program
by the name of GCode so I had to find a new name, not an easy
task! I approached Havoc Pennington and he kindly let me use
the name Inti, originally a set of integrated C++ foundation
libraries written by him but no longer in active development.
Inti was a good choice because GCode was based on the original
Inti source code base. The new name for the GCode project is
Inti: Integrated Foundation Classes.

