For Atom releases from upstream Atom, see > https://web.archive.org/web/20221210014824/https://atom.io/releases
- Updated Electron to use my custom compiler optimized builds! See here
- Updated apm-ng to 2.6.9, taking patches from Atom-Community > https://github.com/Alex313031/apm-ng/commit/6e0cd14d19e6c02140112b7bb3bddf3147a0eba3
- Updated tree-view to include an "Open File" button and use an Octocat image instead of the Telescope image as the background.
- Updated background-tips
- Added atom-ng-browser package, which allows rendering local files and searching the web, as well as rendering internal stuff like
chrome://gpu
! - Added Windows 7 Support for
apm
- Fixed apm installer name for Windows
- Changed .exe author name
- Minor subdeps updates for modules
- Added portable runner scripts and readme to the installers and .zips (and made atom-ng search for a
.atom
folder alongside it, rather than a directory above, which never made sense. - Made forks of electron-chromedriver, electron-mksnapshot, electron-link and electron-packager to support caching electron downloads in './electron', and to facilitate my custom binaries.
- Fixed package ID for Mac and Windows installer: com.github.atom >> com.alex313031.atom
- Enabled GPU rasterization, VAAPI, and QUIC
- New command line flag
--fps
which will append --show-fps-counter to electron and show a developer heads up display showing FPS and GPU Mem usage of all overlays - Enabled ui-devtools to allow inspection of ALL layers in atom-ng, including native views
- More little tweaks and fixes here and there
NOTE: Because of the Compiler optimizations which include -O3, -mavx, and -maes,
this release will not run on a CPU older than Intel 2nd Gen (Sandy Bridge) or AMD FX (Bulldozer). Your CPU must support AVX
- Never released publicly
- First stable version
- Added linter, minimap, and color-picker packages
- Minor deps updates
- Fixed Windows installer
- Never released publicly
- Updated superstring package
- Updated welcome package and about package
- Completely removed reporting
- Replaced more atom strings throughout the UI with atom-ng
- Added some more custom branding/images
- Fixed links throughout the repo to either point to web.archive.org versions of atom.io's pages, or to this repo rather than upstream atom's
TODO: – Add some more preinstalled packages like simple-browser and atom-colors – Fix naming of Windows zips generated by build.bat, and fix making installers without atom.io's squirrel .jsons
| I'm keepin' atom alive!
- Updated many dependencies for atom-ng and the build scripts, and build.bat for Windows
- Updated electron-linker to 12.2.3
- Updated all atom language-* packages to latest versions
- Updated apm-ng (my fork of apm) to 2.6.8 as well as its dependencies
- Updated find-and-replace and snippets packages to forks I made of atom-community's versions, which are themselves also more up to date
- Updated git-diff package
- Added stripping to linker flags
TODO: – Replace more atom strings throughout the UI with atom-ng – Add some more custom branding, like images – Add some more preinstalled packages like simple-browser and atom-colors – Fix naming of Windows zips generated by build.bat, and fix making installers without atom.io's squirrel .jsons – Fix links throughout the repo to either point to web.archive.org versions of atom.io's pages, or to this repo rather than upstream atom's
- UPDATED Electron to 12.2.3!
- Updated debian packaging scripts and .desktop file
- Updated various package.jsons
- Updated branding, about page and welcome page
- Removed telemetry, and crashreporter.
- Appended no-sandbox and ignore-gpu-blocklist
- Added new Canvas2D API
- Never released publicly
- Never released publicly
- Never released publicly
- Never released publicly
- Never released publicly
- Updated installer scripts
- Updated various package.jsons
- Updated apm
- Removed deprecation notice on first start
- Never released publicly
- More optimization flags
- Updated npm deps to latest versions
- Based on last atom commit
- Updated icons and branding
Includes .deb and .tar.gz for Linux, and a .zip for Windows.
- Never released publicly
- Was upstream Atom only
First test release of Atom-ng for Linux.
For the tar.gz: unpack, and run RUN.sh