SmartGit and SmartSVN by default come with a US-English dictionary. To use spell-checking for other languages, you can use, e.g. LibreOffice dictionaries. Please rename the .oxt file extension to .zip and unpack the *.aff and *.dic files into the same directory of your choice. Now you can create a new dictionary in the SmartGit or SmartSVN preferences by selecting the *.dic file.
Category: SmartSVN
SmartSVN 12 preview 3
This SmartSVN 12 preview build comes with several improvements and a few bug fixes.
Commit: auto-complete file names
Did you know that for typing commit messages you can use Ctrl+Space to easily enter file names?
SmartSVN 11.0.3 released
This release fixes a couple of bugs. We recommend to update.
SmartSVN 12 preview 2
This SmartSVN 12 preview build comes with a more modern SSH library, improves the dark theme on macOS 10.14 and Linux, and comes with the official SVN 1.12.0 binaries.
File Compare: scroll between changes (Windows 10)
In SmartGit, SmartSVN and SmartSynchronize you can easily scroll from change to change by using the mouse wheel over the area between the left and right file content views.
On Windows 10 you need to enable a system option to make this working:
- open Windows’ Settings
- select Devices
- on the Mouse page select the option Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them
SmartSVN 11.0.2 released
This release fixes a couple of bugs. We recommend to update.
SmartSVN fails to load on Fedora 30
If SmartSVN fails to load apr-1 on Fedora 30, it most likely is caused by the removal of libcrypt.so.1. To fix, you need to install the libxcrypt-compat bundle:
sudo yum install libxcrypt-compat
SmartSVN 12 preview started
The first public build of SmartSVN 12 is available for download.
In this release we improved the dark-theme for Windows 10 and Linux, added trash-support for Linux (without 3rd party tools) and, of course, SVN 1.12 binaries.
Buttons without selected state with Breeze-theme on KDE
If you are using a recent KDE version, e.g. with openSuSE Leap 42.2, you will notice that some toolbar buttons don’t show a selected (or toggled) state.
You can fix (or work-around) it, by opening the System Settings and selecting “Application Style” in the “Appearance” section. On the tab “GNOME Application Style (GTK)” you can find the options for selecting GTK themes:
If you select, e.g. “Adwaita”, and click “Apply”, SmartGit’s toolbar buttons will show their selected (or toggled) state:
