Move logs:SignalHandlers to core/crash_reports:CrashReports.
Move all pre-launch windows to core/crash_report_window module.
Move some global code to core/launcher:Launcher.
It should replace settings / platform_specific module in some way.
- Radically improved navigation. New side panel on the right
with quick access to shared media and group members.
- Saved Messages. Bookmark messages by forwarding them to "Saved
Messages". Access them from the Chats list or from the side menu.
- Pinned Messages. If you are a channel admin, pin messages to
focus your subscribers' attention on important announcements.
- Easily recognize messages from group admins by the new admin badge.
- Also supported clearing history in supergroups and
added a host of minor improvements.
- Radically improved navigation. New side panel on the right
with quick access to shared media and group members.
- Pinned Messages. If you are a channel admin, pin messages
to focus your subscribers' attention on important announcements.
- Also supported clearing history in supergroups and added
a host of minor improvements.
To be able to run on the same distributions as before we need to have
the same GLIBC version dependency as in Ubuntu 12.04, which is 2.15.
For that we need to remove all usages of GLIBC features from 2.16 and above.
Currently there are three methods used, so they're wrapped in a separate
static library, linux_glibc_wraps.
It is a separate library because it must be compiled without '-flto' flag,
otherwise the inline __asm__ is not working and we get unresolved symbols.
Regression was introduced in df64c97.
New base::flags work correctly only if all mutually exclusive flag
values use mutually exclusive bits (a & b == 0 for exclusive (a, b)).
Closes#3856.
- Groups with unread mentions and replies are now marked
with an '@' badge in the chats list.
- Navigate new mentions and replies in a group
using the new '@' button.
- Mark your stickers as “favorite” to quickly access them
from the redesigned sticker panel.
- Add an official sticker set for your group which all members will
be able to use while chatting in your group (100+ member groups only)
John Preston