Did the (I hope) final Typica 1.9.1 builds. I'll be doing deployment testing later today and then that should be available to download in the usual place.
Windows users on 1.9.1rc1 can safely ignore this (no functional changes). Linux users with HiDPI screens or who don't stick to their default system themes might want to track the development branch for a little while as I'm fixing stuff related to themes and HiDPI.
Why would you agree to be transferred to someone who can answer your questions only to refuse to ask them because the person isn't the one named (who you've been told you need to call early in the day if you must talk to them [you don't]) on your paper? There's something about stereotypical office work that rots the brain, I think.
https://code.typica.us/ is now running Gitea 1.5.0. If you're interested in approximately how much time it takes for me to work through issues, it's now easier to see that information.
Now, help with making range timers and related functionality more powerful, easier to use, that would be genuinely useful.
(if you're making a competing program, please consider at least not making % notations the default behavior; you're giving people what they're asking for instead of what they need and it's screwing up their roasts)
People are asking me about DTR again (because pretty much every competing program displays it now) and it's still about the worst idea in coffee roasting (if you're using it, I can guarantee that your roasts have less batch to batch consistency than they'd have if you just stuck to the raw duration values instead of obscuring those with a division operation that doesn't correspond to any known chemistry). If you want it in Typica, I need an argument that outweighs the damage this concept causes.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.