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v1.5 Release: v1.5
screenkey 1.5 - New LockScreen detection from Marc Lavallée prevents passwords from being shown right after unlocking the screen when possible (new ``dbus`` dependency required). - Keypad number keys are now displayed correctly (thanks to @Gordin508). - Additional mouse buttons are now shown as "M[x]" instead of being incorrectly displayed as Ctrl/Alt modifiers (@Gordin508). - The new ``--window`` command line flag allows to display screenkey as a regular window instead of an overlay. This can be useful for recording screenkey as an independent overlay during screencasts and/or to manage the window position through the window manager. - New German translation thanks to Maik Schmalle. - Fix regression that would keep the overlay visible when using Ctrl sequences with the mouse visualization disabled. - Fix regression causing a backtrace instead of a proper error message during initialization errors. - Fix crash happening due to screen size and/or resolution changes while screenkey is running. - Prettify JSON configuration file (thanks to Mehrad Mahmoudian).
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v1.4 Release: v1.4
screenkey 1.4 - Internationalization/catalog handling during installation is now handled with Babel (``python-distutils-extra`` is no longer used). - Improved highlighting of recent mouse activity (makes fast actions such as double-click more distinct). - Fixed another resizing issue not working properly when attempting to shrink the window size. - Removed Python 2 remains (thanks to Jürgen Gmach).
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v1.3 Release: v1.3
screenkey 1.3 - Can displays mouse clicks and modifier keys, with big thanks to Matthew White, Ziad El Khoury Hanna and Roope Salmi! - Updated Russian translation thanks to Olesya Gerasimenko. - Includes Appstream metadata by Rajeesh K V. - Add ``--version`` support by Anders Jackson. - Fixes interactive resizing with a persistent window.
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v1.2 Release: v1.2
screenkey 1.2 - Now supports FontAwesome 5 in addition to FontAwesome 4. - New multimedia keys for: bluetooth, tools, favorites. - New Catalan translation thanks to Eduard Ereza Martínez. - Updated Simplified Chinese translation by @WhiredPlanck. - New flag ``--start-disabled`` by Laurence Tratt to start screenkey in disabled state. - Fix crash due to a race condition thanks to Roope Salmi. - Fix incorrect value for "Compress repeats" in settings.
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v1.0 Release: v1.0
screenkey 1.0 - Switch to Python 3 and GTK 3, thanks to Yuto Tokunaga. - "ISO_Left_Tab" is now also shown as Tab. - Shift+Shift or Alt+Alt can now be used to toggle screenkey as an alternative to Ctrl+Ctrl. - More multimedia keys are supported (volume, brightness, playback). - Transparency of the window is now independent from the text (thanks to Ziad EL KHOURY HANNA) - Screenkey no longer detaches by default from the terminal. - New "Windows" and "Linux" modifier modes. - French Translation improvements by Georges Khaznadar. - Improved geometry handling by Alberto Fanjul.
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screenkey-0.9
screenkey 0.9 - Ctrl+Ctrl detection now works correctly in more scenarios. - Ctrl++ (and similar sequences with repeated characters) are now shown as Ctrl+"+" for improved readability. - Shift+Backspace is now recognized and shown correctly. - Several multimedia keys are now supported. If "FontAwesome" is installed, the correct symbol is also displayed instead of a text abbreviation. - Visualization of whitespace characters can now be controlled. - Repeated key sequences are now abbreviated with a repeat count if above the specified threshold (3 by default).