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A lot more has gone into ayttm since my last post here. Here's a quick look at things that have improved: YMSG16 contact management is working now. One can add, remove and modify users and groups on the new yahoo protocol MSNP15 has been ... [More] implemented! We can now log in and chat using MSN protocol v15 using ayttm. This should work for all those users who were no longer able to login to their MSN accounts using ayttm A lot of UI fixes by Piotr. He now has a direct commit access to ayttm and has been making good use of it :) The next few days should see the following implemented: Contact management for MSN. This sort of sucks because it needs to be implemented using SOAP -- and I hate it. It is too much data for a really small amount of information. I guess the official messenger needs all that information Make all dialogs use stock icons for Accept/Deny or Ok/Cancel buttons so that we can get rid of some ugly pixmaps Some buddy state/status related fixes and improvements So stay tuned, we're not dead yet :) [Less]

A lot more has gone into ayttm since my last post here. Here's a quick look at things that have improved: YMSG16 contact management is working now. One can add, remove and modify users and groups on the new yahoo protocol MSNP15 has been ... [More] implemented! We can now log in and chat using MSN protocol v15 using ayttm. This should work for all those users who were no longer able to login to their MSN accounts using ayttm A lot of UI fixes by Piotr. He now has a direct commit access to ayttm and has been making good use of it :) The next few days should see the following implemented: Contact management for MSN. This sort of sucks because it needs to be implemented using SOAP -- and I hate it. It is too much data for a really small amount of information. I guess the official messenger needs all that information Make all dialogs use stock icons for Accept/Deny or Ok/Cancel buttons so that we can get rid of some ugly pixmaps Some buddy state/status related fixes and improvements So stay tuned, we're not dead yet :) [Less]

A lot more has gone into ayttm since my last post here. Here's a quick look at things that have improved: YMSG16 contact management is working now. One can add, remove and modify users and groups on the new yahoo protocol MSNP15 has been ... [More] implemented! We can now log in and chat using MSN protocol v15 using ayttm. This should work for all those users who were no longer able to login to their MSN accounts using ayttm A lot of UI fixes by Piotr. He now has a direct commit access to ayttm and has been making good use of it :) The next few days should see the following implemented: Contact management for MSN. This sort of sucks because it needs to be implemented using SOAP -- and I hate it. It is too much data for a really small amount of information. I guess the official messenger needs all that information Make all dialogs use stock icons for Accept/Deny or Ok/Cancel buttons so that we can get rid of some ugly pixmaps Some buddy state/status related fixes and improvements So stay tuned, we're not dead yet :) [Less]

A lot more has gone into ayttm since my last post here. Here's a quick look at things that have improved: YMSG16 contact management is working now. One can add, remove and modify users and groups on the new yahoo protocol MSNP15 has been ... [More] implemented! We can now log in and chat using MSN protocol v15 using ayttm. This should work for all those users who were no longer able to login to their MSN accounts using ayttm A lot of UI fixes by Piotr. He now has a direct commit access to ayttm and has been making good use of it :) The next few days should see the following implemented: Contact management for MSN. This sort of sucks because it needs to be implemented using SOAP -- and I hate it. It is too much data for a really small amount of information. I guess the official messenger needs all that information Make all dialogs use stock icons for Accept/Deny or Ok/Cancel buttons so that we can get rid of some ugly pixmaps Some buddy state/status related fixes and improvements So stay tuned, we're not dead yet :) [Less]

Ayttm-0.5.0-111 has been released! There have been a number of improvements under the hood. Changes: Users can specify a different character encoding for each of their chat rooms/windows. There is also a new preference added called "encodings" ... [More] , which can be used to specify the list of encodings to be used to decode incoming data in case it is not in UTF-8. Pong for the IRC ping. This enables ayttm to be used with servers that require a pong to keep a connection alive Conform to Debians Lintian standards Multiple fixes to irc Multiple fixes to jabber Fixed multiple UI related issues Lots of bug fixes A new contributor in the form of Piotr Stefaniak :) Conform to Fedora packaging standards by providing a workaround for libtool to enable use of *.so for dynamically loading modules. We should have a Fedora package soon! View the full ChangeLog Report bugs here Coming up in the next release: Support for the new yahoo messenger protocol. Our messenger has not been disabled yet since we use a very old protocol. The transition to the new protocol will happen before August 15th Support for the new MSN protocol Better connectivity support under the hood Wishlist: Hunspell support Prettier smileys and icons [Less]

Ayttm-0.5.0-111 has been released! There have been a number of improvements under the hood. Changes: Users can specify a different character encoding for each of their chat rooms/windows. There is also a new preference added called "encodings" ... [More] , which can be used to specify the list of encodings to be used to decode incoming data in case it is not in UTF-8. Pong for the IRC ping. This enables ayttm to be used with servers that require a pong to keep a connection alive Conform to Debians Lintian standards Multiple fixes to irc Multiple fixes to jabber Fixed multiple UI related issues Lots of bug fixes A new contributor in the form of Piotr Stefaniak :) Conform to Fedora packaging standards by providing a workaround for libtool to enable use of *.so for dynamically loading modules. We should have a Fedora package soon! View the full ChangeLog Report bugs here Coming up in the next release: Support for the new yahoo messenger protocol. Our messenger has not been disabled yet since we use a very old protocol. The transition to the new protocol will happen before August 15th Support for the new MSN protocol Better connectivity support under the hood Wishlist: Hunspell support Prettier smileys and icons [Less]

Ayttm-0.5.0-111 has been released! There have been a number of improvements under the hood. Changes: Users can specify a different character encoding for each of their chat rooms/windows. There is also a new preference added called "encodings" ... [More] , which can be used to specify the list of encodings to be used to decode incoming data in case it is not in UTF-8. Pong for the IRC ping. This enables ayttm to be used with servers that require a pong to keep a connection alive Conform to Debians Lintian standards Multiple fixes to irc Multiple fixes to jabber Fixed multiple UI related issues Lots of bug fixes A new contributor in the form of Piotr Stefaniak :) Conform to Fedora packaging standards by providing a workaround for libtool to enable use of *.so for dynamically loading modules. We should have a Fedora package soon! View the full ChangeLog Report bugs here Coming up in the next release: Support for the new yahoo messenger protocol. Our messenger has not been disabled yet since we use a very old protocol. The transition to the new protocol will happen before August 15th Support for the new MSN protocol Better connectivity support under the hood Wishlist: Hunspell support Prettier smileys and icons [Less]

Ayttm-0.5.0-111 has been released! There have been a number of improvements under the hood. Changes: Users can specify a different character encoding for each of their chat rooms/windows. There is also a new preference added called "encodings" ... [More] , which can be used to specify the list of encodings to be used to decode incoming data in case it is not in UTF-8. Pong for the IRC ping. This enables ayttm to be used with servers that require a pong to keep a connection alive Conform to Debians Lintian standards Multiple fixes to irc Multiple fixes to jabber Fixed multiple UI related issues Lots of bug fixes A new contributor in the form of Piotr Stefaniak :) Conform to Fedora packaging standards by providing a workaround for libtool to enable use of *.so for dynamically loading modules. We should have a Fedora package soon! View the full ChangeLog Report bugs here Coming up in the next release: Support for the new yahoo messenger protocol. Our messenger has not been disabled yet since we use a very old protocol. The transition to the new protocol will happen before August 15th Support for the new MSN protocol Better connectivity support under the hood Wishlist: Hunspell support Prettier smileys and icons [Less]

Ayttm-0.5.0-111 has been released! There have been a number of improvements under the hood. Changes: Users can specify a different character encoding for each of their chat rooms/windows. There is also a new preference added called "encodings" ... [More] , which can be used to specify the list of encodings to be used to decode incoming data in case it is not in UTF-8. Pong for the IRC ping. This enables ayttm to be used with servers that require a pong to keep a connection alive Conform to Debians Lintian standards Multiple fixes to irc Multiple fixes to jabber Fixed multiple UI related issues Lots of bug fixes A new contributor in the form of Piotr Stefaniak :) Conform to Fedora packaging standards by providing a workaround for libtool to enable use of *.so for dynamically loading modules. We should have a Fedora package soon! View the full ChangeLog Report bugs here Coming up in the next release: Support for the new yahoo messenger protocol. Our messenger has not been disabled yet since we use a very old protocol. The transition to the new protocol will happen before August 15th Support for the new MSN protocol Better connectivity support under the hood Wishlist: Hunspell support Prettier smileys and icons [Less]

Authentication for Yahoo protocol version 16 is finally up and running in the netv2 branch of ayttm. I committed the last part of the login sequence, the address book download from the new location (address.yahoo.com). Things look quite promising for ... [More] the netv2 branch with a lot of changes like: Revamped networking code to have connection negotiations happen in parallel. As a result of this change ayttm is multi-threaded now. It no longer hangs if the DNS servers or proxies are unavailable. We need people testing for proxies to make sure it works well. SSL is now integrated into the networking code. So any protocol can have easy access to an SSL connection with just the flip of a switch. This has simplified a lot of the protocol code as well Changes to individual protocols to work with the new networking code. Currently Yahoo, Jabber and IRC are done. I am working on MSN Once the MSN porting is done, this branch should be ready to be merged into trunk, where there is some action happening as well. Piotr Stefaniak has been contributing a lot of improvements to the jabber module as well as the core. Thanks Piotr! [Less]