What changed in each version of Agnos, newest first. The download page always has the latest version, and installing it over an older one keeps all your projects.
Version 2.3.0
New
- After you press Buy, coming back to Agnos opens the key box, ready for your key.
- When exporting pauses for a licence check, a Check now button right there lifts it.
- An offline key can be made for one computer: send the computer’s code shown on the Licence page.
Changed
- A licence bought online checks in at least every 60 days. Past that, exporting pauses until one check succeeds; everything else keeps working. Licence checks
- The Company Pack is one team key for up to five people on up to 10 devices, instead of five separate licences.
- Reinstalling Agnos or turning back the computer’s clock no longer restarts the trial.
- After five wrong keys in 10 minutes, Agnos asks you to wait before trying again.
- The installer is about 11 MB smaller, and every package inside it is pinned by SHA-256.
Fixed
- The command line no longer fails when Agnos is already open.
- A refused offline key now says why.
Before you update
If this computer has been offline for more than 60 days with a key bought online, exporting pauses after the update until Agnos can check your licence once: connect to the internet and press Check now on the Licence page.
Version 2.2.0
- A one-click installer with everything inside: no Python to install, and no administrator rights.
- A 14-day trial of everything in Pro. After it, exporting needs a licence: Pro at $99 once, or the Company Pack at $399 once.
- Help inside the app, one topic at a time, with pictures of the real screens.
- Settings on one page, with a menu down the side.
- Activity is a page of its own.
- Review shows every piece once, with a way on from every step.
- Import takes whole folders.