Created bug report for this issue: https://github.com/deadwood2/AROS/issues/144

Update 1 is now officially released. For binaries and change log check these locations:

https://github.com/deadwood2/AROS/releases/tag/ABIv0_20220318-1
https://www.axrt.org/downloads-aros

many thanks deadwood

deadwood, in the contrib there are two libraries (freetype2.library and popupmenu.library) which have a different size from the Build, are there any differences, which one should be used?

Can you provide more context of your question? Which specific files do you indicate as "contrib" and "Build" - can you provide links to them?

What I released was just an update archive: AROS-20220318-1-U1-any-i386-update.zip. There is no contrib there.

deadwood is about the archive "AROS-any-i386-contrib.tar.bz2 v20220318-1 " which is located in "https://www.axrt.org/downloads-aros", land two libraries are located in the Libs folder.

The libraries are different in size from those included in Build AROS-pc-i386-boot-iso.zipper v20220318-1

You can use either - they are built from the same source. The difference is size comes from some debug information which contains part of the build directory path (which is different between ISO build and contrib build)

Ok thank you !

BTW, for AROSOne 2.5, are you planning to release an update package so that people don't have to re-install?

I could do it via Installer, although I might miss something about the changes and corrections I made !

The problem is that users if they have changed paths or moved something, the update via "Installer" might fail !

Eventually next time I organize is I keep stored separately all the changes !

@deadwood

Is it possible in the future to have automatic resizing of icons "in percentage" on Wanderer, as happens on OS4 and MOS?

I ask this in order to have the icons always the same size, even when some developers use very large icons! This is to avoid a mismatch between the distances between the icons!

Well, if someone implementes it then I'd say yes - I don't see technical reasons for not having that.

On the other hand I personally like the large icons - it kind of reminds me how things were on Amigas

deadwood On the Build Demo folder, there is "IconScale" which allows you to set the size of all operating system icons, just put IconScale" in the User-startup or startup-sequence.

The problem is that the second side of the icon is corrupted, see screenshot, it also slightly worsens the quality of the icon.

How IconScale works is mentioned here: https://en.wikibo.../User/Docs