v1.5.0

Main changes

• Closed #12 so now via the Misc | Key schedule... menu item we show a window with the key schedule for the currently selected algorithm and parameters.
• Some widgets and dialogs moved to an external library GoFynex
• About dialog greatly improved
• Fixed Go+Fyne workflow which was generating errors on Windows OS.
• Go+Fyne workflow now installs necessary dependencies
• Now uses Fyne v2.7.2
• Some general purpose app stuff moved to an external library GoApp
• Specify the correct GO version in go.mod

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v1.4.0

• Revamping the Fyne GUI with several improvements
• Workflow updates

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v1.3.2

• Workflow fixes on go.yaml and added workflow to cross-build Fyne app for Windows

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v1.3.0

Great New Features

In addition to fixing one bug, several new useful features came on board just in time for New Year 2026:

• Dual disk support (two alphabets in one)
• Generate a composite disk
• Added a Rune alphabet
• A graphical user interface that makes use of the generated disks in memory (instead of a file) and also lets the user perform Caesar cipher operations such as encoding and decoding.

God-permitting, new features will be added next year because my eyes have been suffering. Sponsorships are greatly appreciated as I am currently unemployed.

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v1.1

Main changes are:

• Closed #1 Added free fonts which support rendering Greek -GR and -RU Cyrillic characters
• Closed #2 Adding built-in support of all languages supported by goCaesarX suite using presets.
• The output filename now indicates the chosen (preset) language by means of a suffix
• The Caesar disk image files (PNG) now use transparency for the outside of the disk.

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v1.0

This is a fully working first release to complement my goCaesarX application suite. This program generates both the inner and outer Caesar disks. You print them on paper and pin them and you got your own Caesar encoder.

Best of all, it works for any language because you can specify your own alphabet.

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