OpenCPN on Linux, installed with Flatpak should use "Managed Plugins". "Plugins not managed by OpenCPN", are plugins handled by the operating system, currently Debian based Linux packages. "Managed Plugins" are plugins handled by the new Plugin Manager. Other icons/states exist, and are documented with similar popups. Radar is not installed but a managed plugin installation is available.oeSENC is handled by the new Plugin Manager and is the latest available update.
In this case it is a traditional Linux ".deb" package. Dashboard is one of four built in plugins.In this case:"Plugin is not managed by OpenCPN"Īll four listed plugins have different icons, representing different states: Hovering with the cursor in this area a text pops up to say what kind of plugin this is. OeRNC has a white square with a black border. In this image we see a number of available plugins listed. In 5.2 this is where everything related to the new plugin system is handled. All available plugins are accessible from within the program. The new plugin-manager is a big bonus for users, especially for users on Windows and Mac that lacks package manager. It is also important to know about the bug fixes, especially for users that have never used the 4.8 series of OpenCPN releases.Īllows Plugin installing and updates from within OpenCPN using a trusted repository. Here we concentrate on the new features in OpenCPN. What's New in V5.2 Version 5.2 includes a number of new features as well as a large number of bug fixes.
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