Nothing really new in this release as it was meant to improve the error handling when something goes wrong. A new menu as appeared that will do a "System Check", providing tips on what you may need to run ScreenStudio.
With this new release, ScreenStudio do not required "libjna-java" to be installed as it is providing its own "jna.jar". This should help running ScreenStudio across different distros.
There is a small issue between the new ScreenStudio and Ubuntu. If "libjna-java" is installed, it may conflict with the provided library. The solution is quite simple:
- Remove libjna-java package
sudo apt-get remove libjna-java
- Delete "jna.jar" from the "lib" folder and create a symlink to the native "/usr/share/java/jna.jar"
ln -s jna.jar /usr/share/java/jna.jar
The DEB package should handle everything once updated so you won't have to handle this issue. But if you are using the binary archive from http://screenstudio.crombz.com, you may have to solve this manually.
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