LPub3D 2.0 Released

[Milan Vančura]

Sure, the LPub3D source should be cross-platform compile compatible because I develop exclusively with the QtCreator/MinGW tool chain.

If you care to share any content on compiling on and packaging for Linux, I'll be pleased to incorporate and validate the build and release.

Thanks, Trevor!
This version looked much more promising so I spent some hours on that and made it working on Linux, natively.
Qt part was easy, there were only details to fix. The other parts contained, sometimes, Windows-specific code or #ifdef's were not used 100% properly. And, of course, some filenames were referenced with improper character case, as Windows  do not care about that. Plus the "wrapper" header file unistd.h, specific for Windows, was placed in a way it was impossible to #define how not to use it on Mac and Linux.

I fixed all that, you can see it in the first git commit. The second one is a fix of one annoying issue coming from old LPub4 times: the file mask of Open file dialogs caused people on Mac and Linux saw nothing in the dialog. This commit applies on top of the first one. Both are ready to be used directly by git ('git am') so you can check them easily.

Thanks again for your work, it was nice feeling to see LPub3D working, in the end   Even there are still some problems (and they don't look Linux-specific), I report them later. Of course, tell me if you need anything more about Linux, I hope LPub3D stays multiplatform since now and I'll be able to prepare Linux binary package every time you release new version.