Today, after almost ten weeks of development the new Jello Dashboard version is available, which comes together with a brand new web site design!
There are lots of changes and bug fixes in the 5.1 version (codenamed Valis, after the famous Philip K. Dick novel). The most important of them are:
- Addition of Project tags
- Global preview panel
- Always available Review panel on the sidebar
- Browsing history buttons
- Tag manager screen
You can get the new version from the download section.
Please note that Jello Dashboard help is now available online from the help section. You can also download it as an e-book, since it does not come with the installation package anymore.
Thanks to the 180+ people who tested the alpha version and each of you for your support.
*One more note: If you have Jello Dashboard already installed, you will have to reset your widgets (version 5.1 will prompt you to do so) because of an upgrade to the extjs libraries to the latest version.
After some more days of coding I would like to announce that the alpha version of Jello Dashboard 5.1 is available for testing:
Get a copy here: http://www.box.net/shared/bx5jx6xkem
Check out version.txt for changes history
Please note:
-Testing is suggested for skilled users
-No installer is available for this version. Just unzip to a folder.
-It is suggested to install JD 5.1 in a different directory
-Backup your Outlook data before running the new version and your existing journal entry settings (if you want to use them)
-If you are using a custom journal folder/entry for your settings, keep a copy of your existing js/customSettings.js (don’t let the new files overwrite it)
-If you are using your existing settings you’re gonna have to reset your widgets. After that your settings will not be able to work with the previous version of JD.
Remember to post your thoughts or bugs you find at the new version’s forum:
http://jello-dashboard.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=10
In the meantime I will be working on the new design of the web page.
Thank you and happy GTD-ing!
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