Silky 0.4.2 released!

Toni Willberg <[email protected]> Mon, 22 Dec 2003 11:24:27 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.network.silc.announce
Message-ID <1072085067.1738.57.camel@pentti>
Silky 0.4.2 brings you new bugfixes, one new translation and more
compatibility.

Now we have added Russian translation. The annoying scrolling bug has
been fixed. 

Silky now builds in OpenBSD and the RPM package has been modified
and it should now be compatible with atleast RedHat Linux, Fedora Core
and Mandrake. It might also work in OsX, please tell us if it works...

The translations doesn't work in Win32 build yet. You may or may not 
have trouble using Silky in Win98. We strongly suggest you to upgrade
your operating system if you still are a Win98 user.

The RPM package requires libsilc, which is also downloadable from
the same location Silky is.

Changes:
2003-12-20 Andrej Kacian 
	* fixed segfault when typing a command after parting a channel
          (introduced by me, found by me, fixed by me, probably noone ever
          noticed )
	* fixed a small bug in command parsing

2003-12-20 Toni Willberg 
	* Moved debug stuff from /set to /config. Removed /set command.
          Renamed /config command to /set. Now you turn on debugging 
          by "/set debug 1".
	* Changed the RPM package to support Mandrake,
          RedHat Linux and Fedora Core

2003-12-18 Toni Willberg 
	* Connect/disconnect menu entries now enabled only when
          needed. User can't accidentally connect twice now.
	* Automatic scrolling was also fixed today.

2003-12-13 Andrej Kacian 
	* fixed OpenBSD compile error (thanks to Joshua Steele)
	* some snprintf->g_snprintf changes (patch by Joshua Steele)


-- 
Toni Willberg - [email protected] - http://toniw.iki.fi/
Silky - A Gtk2 client for SILC - http://silky.sourceforge.net/
SILC - Secure Internet Live Conferencing  - http://www.silcnet.org/

_________________________________________________________
Info:    http://lists.silcnet.org/listinfo/silc-announce
Archive: http://lists.silcnet.org/pipermail/silc-announce
FAQ:     http://silcnet.org/?page=faq