3dfsb v1.2

• Open any file and folder: you can now open any file with its default handler in the 3D World and on the 2D desktop (with xdg-open)
• Improved on-screen displays which show tool you are holding and which program will be used to open a file
• Seamless focus handling: use alt-tab to switch between the 3D World and other programs
• CMake compilation is now also supported

3dfsb v1.1.1

Version 1.1.1 (18-01-2015)

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• Stability improvements
• Cleanups
• Support for compiling on a 64-bit Linux for 32-bit Linux machines

3dfsb v1.1

Version 1.1 (14-01-2015)

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• No more waiting: fly into your directories instantly, with file previews being loaded asynchronously in the background
• Faster navigation: fly into directories with the approach action
• Better graphics: PDF files now have a PDF icon to show their type, instead of being a boring old gray box
• Fixed stuck WASD keys
• Fixed all warnings
• Cleanups

3dfsb v1.0

Version 1.0 (07-01-2015)

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Major changes

• Extended audio and video support: more than 100 additional container formats and decoders are now supported through the latest GStreamer 1.4.3
• Better file identification: filetype is now determined by the contents of the file (with libmagic) with the extension of the file as a fallback
• High-resolution video previews: cranked up from the old 256x256 pixels to however high your graphics card supports (eg: 8192x8192)
• More fun: you can now zap away at your files with the lasergun tool! For your own protection, nothing is physically deleted from disk, unless y
  ou explicitly configure the program to do so.
• Video input device (eg: webcam) file previews: Video4Linux (V4L2) capture devices are now visible in the 3D world and can be viewed just like your movies!

Minor changes

• Faster navigation by default
• Visible on-screen info by default
• Uncapped framerate by default
• Uncapped texture size by default
• Higher rendering resolution by default
• Lots and lots of code cleanups and comments added
• No more dependency on libsmpeg

Performance

This version runs at 1920x1080 resolution while playing 720p H264 video (2048x2048 texture) on a single-core of the Intel Core i7 at 2.90Ghz.