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getting it to look pretty. this is probably bad, but eh.
committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author | Eric Warmenhoven <eric@warmenhoven.org> |
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date | Tue, 19 Dec 2000 14:48:42 +0000 |
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STATUS of GAIM CVS tree. Last modified $Date: 2000-12-19 07:21:45 -0500 (Tue, 19 Dec 2000) $ by $Author: warmenhoven $. This file is meant to provide gaim users who use the CVS version to see whether they actually want to compile what they just checked out. Gaim CVS is usually relatively stable (we use it all the time), but has tendencies to be quirky at times. OVERALL ======= The current CVS tree is more or less back to "normal". It seems to be stable, and allows multiple connections (which should also be stable). There have been a lot of changes in the past month; I think all of the bugs have been worked out but I'm sure there are still a lot remaining. Please, if you get bored one day, go on a big bug hunt. MULTIPLE CONNECTIONS ==================== I'm impressed that this is working. It took a major restructuring of the internals of gaim. Everything had been based around one connection, and that connection used one protocol or the other. Now, there are many connections, and each connection may be using a different protocol. This change should be nearing completion now; most things are working and there are very few FIXME's related to multiple connections left. BUDDY LIST ========== The buddy list should now be stable. The only thing that'll be missing is if you're signed on as more than one name, the tooltips and idle times for buddies won't display correctly. Applet ====== The applet should be stable and completely functional now (as far as the applet part of it goes). Plugins ======= The plugin system got a good reworking. It's got a few more features now. Nearly every plugin is going to need to be rewritten. Have fun porting from 0.10.x to 0.11.0 (it's actually very simple). Perl ==== Perl also got a good reworking, but also has a few more features now. Again, porting from 0.10.x to 0.11.0 should be simple, but read the docs to see what's going on. TOC === TOC is working reasonably well. The options to use a proxy got moved to the account editor, and are set up on a per-account basis, in case you were wondering. TOC can be used to sign into ICQ; though you should use the ICQ plugin as it offers more functionality. Oscar ===== Oscar is working reasonably well. Please see gaim/libfaim/README.gaim for more details on Oscar. Oscar can be used to sign into ICQ; though you should use the ICQ plugin as it offers more functionality. Yahoo ===== Yahoo currently supports signing on/off, changing status (only to user-defined so far though), checking other people's status (via right-clicking in the buddy list), and sending/receiving messages. Chat support is planned but not yet implemented. IRC === IRC currently supports signing on/off, sending and receiving messages, joining chat rooms and holding conversations within them. The buddylist also works and users have the ability to send ping requests to the user by right clicking their name. /me support is also added. Other commands and functionality are planned but not yet implemented. MSN === MSN currently supports signing on/off, sending and receiving messages. The buddylist is functional. It also supports permi/deny lists and going away/idle. When sending the initial message (to start a conversation) there will be a small delay. It will appear as if the client has frozen. This will not always be the case. I have a fix that I havent taken the time to write yet. ICQ === ICQ currently supports signing on/off, changing status (icq-away == aim-idle, icq-n/a == aim-away), checking other people's status (but not status message), sending/receiving messages, and receiving URLs. Keepalives are sent regardless of whether or not you want them; it's necessary since it's a UDP protocol. Chat and file transfer are planned but not yet implemented. Jabber ====== Um, Jabber can't do much yet. I don't even remember what it can do; I didn't write it, Adam of libfaim did. I just wanted to get it added; hopefully it'll be ready before 0.11.0 is finished.