Pboy Versions Save

a small .pdf management tool with a command-line UI

1.7.1

1 year ago

1.7

2 years ago

1.6

3 years ago

Build fixes for macOS.

1.5

3 years ago

Use newer UPX version, to fix a binary compression bug on MacOS Big Sur

1.4

3 years ago

Bug fixes, static linking, and GitHub CI integration.

  • the title is now also set in the pdf metadata. Thanks https://github.com/ad-si !
  • bugfix where opening files didn't respect the cursor focus.
  • removal of a dependency that wasn't worth the complexity (path and path-io were ditched).
  • switched to GitHub Actions for releases.

1.3

4 years ago

The spit & polish release.

  • new config option: separator character.
  • length limitation for filename lifted to maximum possible length.
  • better help screen, UI hint how to open it with [h].
  • more keyboard shortcuts!
  • launch file viewer in background.
  • fix to sort library files by date.

Huge thanks to Nils Steinger (https://github.com/n-st) for his contributions to this release.

1.2

5 years ago

The "I can't believe I didn't fix this earlier" release.

  • faster performance on large pdfs by only parsing the first couple of pages.
  • won't create the default directories until the first file is moved.

1.1

5 years ago

The happy easter release.

This includes all the polish that I have been procrastinating on for almost a year.

  • The config file location now follows the cleaner XDG directory spec.
  • You can open a file while you are in the middle of renaming it. This makes it easier to remind yourself what the document was in the first place. Just press Ctrl-o.
  • You can optionally specify multiple folders to import pdfs from.
  • You can rename a file that is already imported, just press ‘r’ when in the Library list.
  • There is a screen on first startup, showing you where the config file will be initialized.
  • There is now a help screen (press h).
  • Everything is slightly prettier.

1.0.0

5 years ago

The first version worthy of being called 1.0.

0.1.0

5 years ago

Preview release with most functionality but without too much exception handling.