You might be wondering what this release adds so shortly after 0.2.0 was released. The answer, depending on your perspective, is either everything or nothing.

There are no code changes between the two releases. The only thing that changed is that Fhtagn! moved away from the Boost Software License Version 1.0, and is now licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 3¹.

If you are a non-commercial user, e.g. if you use this software for personal, educational or other non-profit use, all that changes for you is that you now must publish the source code to any changes you make to this software, provided you distribute these changes in some way.

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1. These changes to not pertain to the scons_util subdirectory of the project, as that contains build files used in other projects of mine. [↩]

And it’s done! I’ve just tagged 0.2.0 aka Black Brotherhood, the first release of Fhtagn! that can reasonably be called a release.

People following this project will note that a number of issues that used to be associated with 0.2.0 got pushed to 0.3.0 in recent weeks. I just felt that I’d rather postpone individual features than keep putting off a release.

Please note that windows is still not officially supported. One of the items on the TODO-list for the next release is to improve on that.

Enjoy!