83.1

Jun 19/2025 : JF/83.1

• fix : image .pgm/.ppm loading
  • jfPaint/0.30
• fix : VNCWebConsole drawImage issues
  • jfKVM/2.7

83.0

Jun 9/2025 : JF/83.0

• new : added support for .pgm and .ppm image files
• jfPaint/0.29

82.1

Apr 14/2025 : JF/82.1

• fix : HTTP regression : Content-Length missing \r\n in post() method

82.0

Mar 17/2025 : JF/82.0

• opencl
  • added execute2(), execute3(), execute4() for multi dimensional kernels
  • fixed local res calcs
  • Compute class : added 2d matrix multiple kernel
• MQTTViewer
  • added -topic command line argument
• jfMQTT/0.10

81.1

Feb 26/2025 : JF/81.1

• fix JSON : do not trim() quoted values
  • fixes key bindings in VNC Web Console
• jfVNC/0.8
• jfKVM/2.6

81.0

Feb 25/2025 : JF/81.0

• cleanup linux packages
• RFB : fix HexTile encoding
• jfVNC/0.7
• jfRemote/0.8
• jfKVM/2.5
  • check write access to storage before staring VM

80.0

Feb 20/2025 : JF/80.0

• following NetBeans lead batik has been replaced with jsvg for SVG support
  • reduces # of deps
• jfMQTT/0.9
  • fixed issues with different protocol versions
• versions.xml -> versions.properties

79.1

Feb 17/2025 : JF/79.1

• jfNetTools/0.7
  • fixes to Wifi HeatMap colors
  • add Wifi Analyzer export
• javaforce.media.Wav : fix load() function

79.0

Feb 11/2025 : JF/79.0

• jfMQTT/0.7
  • added more events : onConnect(), onSubscribe
• jfNetTools/0.6
  • added Wifi Analyzer and Wifi HeatMap tabs
  • now deps on JavaForce
• the gpg key that signs all JavaForce repos hosted on sourceforge.net has expired on 2025-02-06
  key will be extended another 50 years but you will have to re-run:
  /linux/install.sh --update=yes
  to reload the gpg key AFTER the repo has been upgraded to JF/79.0
  see /linux for more details

78.0

Feb 5/2025 : JF/78.0

• jfMQTT/0.6
  • added SSL support (port 8883)
• MQTTViewer
  • added SSL and subscribe/send buttons
• jfKVM/2.4
  • removed direct VNC - only web console available
• brought back the native library (dll,so,dylib)
  • not required when using native loaders
  • for those that prefer using java.exe