PixievoltNo1

Ten years and a few months ago, on April 4, 2010, I released Deviant Love 1.0 with the intent of helping all of us appreciate the people who make the art we love. Today, I am proud to announce a version that puts everything that's been made for 3.0 so far into a DeviantArt Eclipse-compatible package! Eclipse Compatibility "Eclipse" is the codename for what is now the current version of DeviantArt. Under this version, past versions of Deviant Love couldn't gather enough information from a Faves page to start a scan, but that's now been resolved. All That 3.0 Goodness And Then Some Though I'm not considering 3.0 done until I implement skin support, there's a lot I've already done that I've decided to mix into this special release: A lot of design work that went into making Deviant Love friendlier, more enjoyable, and more usable-via-touchscreen: Deviant Love 3.0 introduced an icon to be shown at the left of an artist's line when you're not watching their deviations. For 2.10 and a

So hey, anyone still interested in Deviant Love deserves to know what's going on. First of all, hello from the new username! I'm Pixievolt No. 1, the now-openly-feminine creator of Deviant Love. Deviant Love development was dead until a few weeks ago, but is now back on, and heading for the release of Deviant Love 2.10: 10th Anniversary Edition! (The actual 10th anniversary was on April 4, but hey, it's still worth celebrating.) 2.10 will be a less ambitious release than 3.0, but it will be based on the latest 3.0 alpha and inherit the features completed so far, plus it'll have full compatibility with DeviantArt Eclipse! A lot of work was pu