I have to find the missing PSU for my PowerBook. It has been an eternity...!

Thanks sooooooo much for this update. Great work as always, team!

"Radeon graphics support has been significantly expanded with support for additional GPU families"

Not yet reflected in the official hardware compatibility list, right?

Using the image of an unfinished Mirari.

How fitting ;)

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Blame skateman for that as he provided the original imagery. I guess it isn't the plan to deliver the boards to users that way ... ;)

"improved search functionality"

@Kronos
Which improvement?

The search window seems to be the same: no search by date or by size, can't copy/rename/delete results, can't multiselect results...

Wasn't an Ambient-like window planed?

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A lot of things were planned but so far I have only gotten around Panel related stuff.
So no changes to search by me.

I read that there was new support for the iMac (iSight) G5 (A1144 & A1145) models' small infrared remote control(s), but that scant detail was only mentioned, extremely briefly, in the "USB HID" section of the "Features" overview, but that one-line mention has not received any further explanation or updated information that would explain it's integration with MorphOS v3.20?

btw. i was MIA in the time release notes were made so some of my stuff is already on ISO but not in RN (Minipro tool for eprom burners and some of reggae classes).

@ zukow - then maybe now would be as good time as ever to add your RN for your own stuff or we'll maybe never get to know what extras you specifically added and what they do in v3.20?

I forgot to add/ask a question I had about SCANdal v11.0 and why is the scanning window still not resizeable?

As this is a weak point in the usefulness of the size of screen you can open? This means that the scanned visible area, thus its magnification and your precise ability to view an image from a more accurate area from a supported flatbed scanner is not possible. As the size of screen should allow the window to be larger, so you should naturally get a larger (zoomed-in) view, by virtue of opening a larger screen, and thus a larger scan window on a document without even using the zoom feature. The zoom feature is another feature that does not work so well, as the zoom buttons are preset sized, so there is no precise or accurate zoom allowed as it needs to be finely adjustable, with a number input for more precise selection of magnification required, as well as allowing easy dragging of the intended scan area in the window when zoomed in, which is not enabled in the GUI's capabilities.

The lack of these features, and the inability of the GUI gadgets for "Settings" and "Scan and Save" to resize automatically, or be allowed to be both smaller horizontally as well as taller vertically, is IMHO "spoiling" the overall use of SCANdal's minimum sized window of 861x776, with the 469x643 (approx.) sized scan area (including its rulers and scroll gadgets) to allow a user to make the most of what should be possible to fit within a larger screen size choice.

The scanned area should be allowed to be scrolled better in the scan window when a much larger scan is being positioned, ideally by mouse left or right click held-down and the area dragged accurately to where it needs to be positioned. This includes the framing method as when you get to the bottom of the scan area the corner and middle bounding boxes are virtually out-of-view on the lower axis, so you cannot tell if you have the image within the frame, or if some of it is still not going to be scanned. This is not quite as relevant to the top, or sides of the scan window when you are zoomed in.

If you drag a bounding box off the screen, in a zoomed state, to any direction of the scan window, with an available area to the left, right, top or bottom then when you bring the mouse (4-pointed cursor) back onto screen it is now out-of-sync with the bounding box, which is still off screen initially, until the 4-pointed cursor gets to about half-way onto the scan window, so by the time the bounding box is fully back in view the 4-pointed cursor is out of the scan window a way further on from the bounding box. It is as though the cursor is attached when you drag it off screen, and allows it to be dragged to its furthest point in the scan window, but the cursor loses "connection" to the bounding boxes holding point and so ends up out-of-sync in the scan area!

[ Edited by NewSense On 2026/6/5 7:33 ]