Version 0.2 is out!
Today I finally uploaded the 0.2 release of Catkin, which is available for download at Sourceforge. It actually says 0.2 on the About box now (something I'd forgotten to change on the beta release, which still said something like 0.1.4). I've discovered that the Qt file dialog API does not recognise the ~ symbol which denotes a Unix home directory, at least not in the X11 version which uses a Qt file dialog (rather than the Mac native one). So in order to specify a subdirectory of your home directory, you need to put the full path, i.e. /home/username/blog or whatever, rather than just ~/blog.
I'm now working out what to put in the next major release. I'm leaning towards SSH/SFTP support as this is one thing which I have been asked for in feedback, and apart from that, SourceForge won't let you use FTP for blog posts, which means I can't use Catkin to write this blog! Well, I can write with it, but I can't post. I've just found a SSH library at this website although it's in very early stages, so I'll see how it goes. No idea when the next version will be out! Perhaps mid August if I'm lucky. (The whole thing has to be done by the end of September as it's my college project.)