PDF and PNG export and copying a selection as an image are about six times faster, and exported PDFs are much smaller, because stroke outlines are simplified invisibly before export.
+The swipe speed for gliding is measured with the touch screen's own event times, so a swipe still glides when the app handles the lift a little late.
diff --git a/packaging/ink-notes.metainfo.xml b/packaging/ink-notes.metainfo.xml index 336d451..98996df 100644 --- a/packaging/ink-notes.metainfo.xml +++ b/packaging/ink-notes.metainfo.xml @@ -84,6 +84,11 @@PDF and PNG export and copying a selection as an image are about six times faster, and exported PDFs are much smaller, because stroke outlines are simplified invisibly before export.
+The swipe speed for gliding is measured with the touch screen's own event times, so a swipe still glides when the app handles the lift a little late.
diff --git a/packaging/release-notes.md.tmpl b/packaging/release-notes.md.tmpl index 285fcab..badc95d 100644 --- a/packaging/release-notes.md.tmpl +++ b/packaging/release-notes.md.tmpl @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ Notebook app for pen, touch and mouse on Linux (tested on Zorin OS 18 / Ubuntu 24.04). ### Highlights: +- **Faster export**: PDF and PNG export and copying a selection as an image are about six times faster and PDFs are up to eight times smaller, because stroke outlines are simplified before export (at most 0.01 mm off; `INK_NOTES_EXACT_OUTLINES=1` exports every point as before) - **Fling timing**: The swipe speed for gliding is measured with the touch screen's own event times (Wayland), so a fast swipe glides even when the lift is handled late; the fling diagnostics also report slow event handling - **Fling fix**: A finger swipe is no longer lost when the view touches the edge of the notebook, so the page glides on after a fast swipe; the fling diagnostics (`INK_NOTES_DEBUG_FLING=1`) log moves, distance and timing - **Feedback round**: The eraser size is set in a menu like the pens (four presets and a slider); corners of snapped triangles and polygons stay pointed; slides (landscape PDFs) get flat tiles in the page overview without an empty strip