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Tectra Weekly Update - 4/13/2020

Tectra Weekly Update - 4/13/2020

4/13/2020

 
Hello, everyone! Welcome back to the Tectra Weekly Update! I apologize for not writing a Weekly Update in a while. Due to COVID-19, my schedule has been very weird lately.

This week at Tectra is looking to be pretty exciting! Keep reading to learn more.

ClipIMG v1.4

A few days ago, I released a small update for ClipIMG that improves its user interface and fixes some bugs. You can check it out here.
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Writer Updates

I have released a tiny update for Writer known as version 1.3.1. This update adds the ability to open a file in Writer from the file explorer. Pretty handy!

This update also fixes some bugs. You can download version 1.3.1 from the Writer page.
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Lynx Legacy Editor v2.6

I have finally released a much-needed update for the Lynx Legacy Editor. This update fixes some pretty major bugs, so I'd recommend checking it out. You can get it from the Lynx page.
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PodStream News

Good news! PodStream is almost complete! I am still working on some things, but it should be released this weekend. I'll keep you posted!
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The Conclusion

Thanks for reading the Weekly Update! If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment. Stay safe, and have a great day!
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