Index: Release_notes
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-pcb-rnd 1.2.2
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+pcb-rnd 1.2.3
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-We had multiple focuses in the past 2 months for producing pcb-rnd 1.2.2,
-an important feature-rich release:
+Among the usual bugfixes, the following major features have been added:
 
-1. Going on with the major cleanup/split in the gtk HID allows pcb-rnd to
-have multiple GTK based HIDs.
+1. Plugin system rewrite; the original system, mostly consisting of code
+inherited from mainline, was unable to handle plugin-plugin dependencies,
+couldn't distinguish between "available" and "should load". Switched over
+the whole plugin system to puplug.
 
-2. One of the new GTK based HID has opengl rendering (reusing the old code;
-thanks to Keith).
+2. Editable mask and paste layers, using positive/negative, auto/manual
+compositing layers. Silk layers can be composite too, with manual-negative
+layers removing auto silk generated by elements.
 
-3. Font upgrade: support for multiple fonts on the same board, font
-selectable per text object; arc in font; polygon in font (thanks to Erich).
+3. Gtk: new layer selector widget in top window and cross-section view
+upgrades to expose the new composite layer feautres of the editable layers.
 
-4. More user friendly font editor: can load and save fonts directly from/to
-files on the disk; can edit any of the currently loaded fonts; can edit
-arcs and polygons.
-
-5. Rubber band and signal routing UI improvements (thanks to Ade and Luis).
-
-6. Support for EDAkrill in the library window.
-
-7. More io_ support: tEDAx footprints and netlists, import netlist from
-mentor graphics schematics, import KiCad's eeschema netlist.
-
-8. gtk dialog box for editing parameters of parametric fooprints
-
-9. Generic cleanup: start removing global PCB, making the layer code reentrant
+4. eagle board import - special thanks to LA3PNA (Thomas S. Knutsen) for
+supporting the implementation