Re: Bugs and/or Feature Requests

Joe Atkins <atreides322-/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.fire.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I am using the latest version, 0.99.3.  And to say that I am impressed 
with the progress made is an understatement.  I have been using Fire 
for some time now, either the first few version of 0.32 or maybe even 
earlier, and Fire has come a long way.  Thanks to all the developers 
who put a lot of work into this.  Other then a bug that seems to be 
adding new AIM users as blocked, it seams as thought the only issues 
left with Fire are cosmetic and feature requests.

Thanks A Lot!

Joe Atkins

On  31 Mar 2004, at 9:47 PM, Alan Humpherys wrote:

Well Joe,
>
> Good news! Thanks to some awesome work by Jason Townsend and Mark 
> Rowe, i think we have issues 1 and 2 on your list working in our beta 
> for Fire 1.0.....
>
> Please try 0.99.3 to see if this works for you.
>
> Alan
> ------
> Alan Humpherys
> Fire Development Team
> http://fire.sf.net
>
> On Dec 10, 2003, at 11:50 AM, Joe Atkins wrote:
>
>> So far there are only a few point that bother me now that Fire is 
>> nearing 1.0:
>>
>> 1) MSN Buddy List updating
>>
>> 	This has been a none issue, and sometimes with the 'defaults write 
>> Fire SyncMSNLists 1' trick I can get it to work.  It was said that 
>> this should be fixed for 1.0
>>
>> 2) MSN IMs
>>
>> 	In MSN, you can invite other people to join your IM.  When my 
>> friends do that, I end up with a seperate message for each person in 
>> the IM conversation.  Annoying at best, and I assume that everyone 
>> can see what I send no matter which window I choose to type in.
>>
>> 3) Animation
>>
>> 	A lot of my friends have animated Buddy Icons in AIM.  Also, in MSN, 
>> the animated emoticons don't work.
>>
>> Number 1 & 3 are really small potatoes, but I think it would be 
>> important for a 1.0 release since most other IM clients, official and 
>> otherwise handle it well.
>>
>> As for Number 2, that I think is of great importance.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Joe Atkins
>>
>>
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