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  • 25 April, 2019: There is a new stable release PySolFC v2.6.4. New in this release:

  • 7 April, 2019: There is a new stable release PySolFC v2.6.3. New in this release:

    • Compatibility with Pillow 6.x - shlomif#108

    • Restore the "Save games geometry" feature - shlomif#84

    • Added a NEWS.asciidoc file.

  • 4 March, 2019: There is a new stable release PySolFC v2.6.2. New in this release:

    • Fixes for the Windows and macOS packages.

    • Forbid illegal moves in Spider and some other variants.

  • 14 February, 2019: There is a new stable release PySolFC v2.6.0. New in this release:

    • Support for solving Golf using a solver

    • An untested macOS package (we need testers)

    • A bug fix

    • Ability to run the test suite without python 2.x and/or pygtk

    • Code cleanups.

  • 23 June, 2018: There is a new stable release PySolFC v2.4.0. New in this release:

    • The Windows installer now includes the revitalised PySol-music package. For more info, see this bug.

    • Many improvements to the test suite and the board import functionality.

    • Some bug fixes.

  • 16 April, 2018: There is a new stable release PySolFC v2.2.0. New in this release:

    • The Microsoft Windows binary installer now contains and supports the solver for Freecell and other games.

    • Many bug fixes.

  • 31 March, 2018: There is a new beta release PySolFC v2.1.4. New in this release:

    • We now provide a Microsoft Windows binary installer again, thanks to the great work of Roderik Ploszek. Note that the solvers (for FreeCell/etc.) are not installed as part of it yet, but they are available separately.

    • pysol-sound-server was updated to support Python 3.x.

    • Fixes for the board export / solver input, and for redealing upon restart of the "ms*" deals.

    • Various cleanups.

  • 5 March, 2018: There is a new beta source release PySolFC v2.1.3. New in this release:

    • Support for the kivy toolkit for running under Android-based devices (currently python 2.7-only)

    • Fixed the help system and removed the need for the sgmllib module.

    • Other fixes and cleanups.

    • Currently there is no Microsoft Windows binary package. Help or insights will be appreciated.

  • 19 November, 2017: There is a new beta source release PySolFC v2.1.0, the first one in almost 8 years. New in this release:

    • The code is now compatible with both Python 2.7.x and Python 3.x

    • One can deal all MS FreeCell/FC-pro deals by specifying e.g: "ms100000" as the seed.

    • Support for Black Hole and All in a Row solver was added.

    • Test suite and CI were added to the repository.

    • The code now passes flake8 validation.

    • Some improvements to the solver dialog.

  • 15 November, 2017: Development of the Python sources has recently resumed using a a GitHub project and other resources and Shlomi Fish (@shlomif) has received an admin status on the SourceForge project and this site. A new source release which adds compatibility with Python version 3.x and some other improvements is expected soon.

  • 04 December, 2009: PySolFC v.2.0 (1061 games) and PySolFC-Cardsets v.2.0 (153 cardsets)

    • The license was changed to the GPLv3 or newer.

    • 13 new games.

    • Migration to new python-ttk module.

    • Improved the look of the deck (required python-imaging v.1.1.7).

    • Fixed Hanafuda games (ticket).

    • New config-file option: sound_sample_buffer_size (ticket).

    • Portable version for windows (ticket).

    • Many other bugfixes.

  • 06 September, 2007: PySolFC v.1.1 (1048 games)

    • 48 new games (one game was removed)

    • Solitaire Wizard

    • improved Mahjongg games

    • human readable config file (options.cfg)

    • stack becomes compact when a card goes off screen

    • Clearlooks theme for Tile widget set

    • a huge number of other improvements

  • 30 August, 2007: PySolFC-Cardsets v.1.1 (152 cardsets)

  • 21 February, 2007: PySolFC v.1.0 (1001 games)