[vidalia-users] Vidalia 0.1.8 is released

[Matt Edman]

Vidalia 0.1.9 fixes an annoying menubar-related bug for OS X users, fixes
a display issue in the Windows installers, and includes improved translation
support.

The changes in this release include:

  o Create the control panel's menubar as a parentless QMenuBar, so it is 
    visible even if the control panel is not the topmost window. (Ticket #286)
  o Add a context menu with a "copy" option to RouterDescriptorView? so 
    users can copy some text to the clipboard. (Ticket #291)
  o Make the Tor status label and Vidalia tray icon tooltip display the same
    text after a circuit is established. (Ticket #390)
  o Correct the location of the simplified Chinese help files so they will
    actually load again.
  o Try to load a translation for the current language from Qt's translations
    directory, so we can get Qt's internal widgets (e.g. QDialogButtonBox)
    translated. (Ticket #375)
  o Use "$\r$\n" in the MessageBox strings in the Windows installer 
    translations, so the newlines appear properly. (Ticket #411)
  o Grab the Qt .dlls included in the Vidalia installer directly from the
    configured Qt binary directory (as specified by ${QT_BINARY_DIR}).
  o Add OPENSSL_BINARY_DIR and MINGW_BINARY_DIR cmake options that can be
    used to specify where the Windows installer NSIS scripts should look
    for those dlls, rather than requiring them to all be in a "bin" directory
    under ${Vidalia_BINARY_DIR}.
  o Make the location of the Tor, Privoxy, and Torbutton package files into
    configurable CMake options so the bundle can be built without having to
    shimmy all these files into some specific directory hierarchy. Makes the
    bundle a bit less annoying to build.
  o Use the architecture name (e.g. "universal" or "ppc") rather than the 
    OS X version name (e.g. "tiger" or "panther") when naming OS X packages.
  o Update the INSTALL file to recommend out-of-source builds.
  o Stop building the nsh2po and po2nsh conversion tools on non-Windows 
    platforms.