annotate ChangeLog @ 312:3069be4c291e

[gaim-migrate @ 322] I don't know why I did this. I have homework due in 15 hours that I haven't started yet, and it's in a language I don't know and it's a project I don't understand. If my teacher knew about this, he would be pissed. He looks pissed all the time, even when he's not. When he smiles he looks devilish. Maybe I only think that because literally half the class flunked the midterm. I am not joking about that. More people got F's than A, B, and C combined. It's 2 am and the homework's due at 5 tomorrow so what do I do? Get chat to work. Wow. That's going to look good on my resume. "Why did you flunk this class?" "Because I was getting chat in Instant Messenger to work." Not that that's not something to be proud of, but I wonder which is more important to employers. The big battle, experience versus education. Just because you got good grades in college doesn't mean you're smarter than someone who flunked, it just means you put in the effort necessary to get a better grade and the other person didn't. Maybe the person who flunked was working on real honest-to-god actually *used* software, as opposed to some stupid tree that only gets used for a fringe branch of computer science that doesn't offer much more than a normal heap or binary search tree offers. Maybe the person was out there reverse-engineering protocols and allowing cross- platform communication to occur, creating interoperability and causing a greater demand not only for the product, but for the platform it runs on! Given the choices, who would you pick? Someone who was told how to code a tree and managed to get it to work, or someone who increases your userbase and marketability? Enough of my rant for a while. I've had waaaaay too much sugar (gummy candy is deadly). committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

GAIM: The Pimpin' Penguin IM Clone thats good for the soul! 

version 0.9.18:
	* Logging in works better for oscar
	* Double error bug when sending message to an offline user is
	  fixed.
	* Pressing enter once again sends a message in buddy chatrooms (oops)
	* More fixes for the change on the AOL sign-on process. 
	* Fixed bug where GAIM sometimes doesn't find a font to use.
	* Per-conversation font and color dialogs (thanks fflewddur)
	* Chat in oscar works

version 0.9.17 (05/31/2000):
	* Automagic feature to check for new versions has been removed
	* Infinite loop bug fixed

version 0.9.16: (05/31/2000)
	* Paned buddy chat window (Thanks Syd)
	* Buddy lists (and changes) are cached to ~/.gaim/<sn>.blist
	  where <sn> is your screen name. If for some reason, you log
          into the AOL server and the buddy list comes back empty, we
	  check for a cache file, and, if we find one, read it in. This
          essentially implements recovery from a server crash at AOL
	  (AOL does not back up machines that contain TOC-based buddy
	  lists, unfortunately).  (Thanks Syd)
	* Font selection dialog 
	* Small changes to the Oscar/libfaim stuff (see libfaim/README.gaim)
	* SOCKS v4 Proxy support
	* Better proxy support overall (you can get people's info now! :) )
	* Two-way file transfer (you can get and send files, but you still
	  can't initiate either)
	* Fixed font problem with Misconfigured X-Servers.  Thanks Decklin!
	* Fixed the No Configuration problem that came about today (5/31)

version 0.9.15: (05/06/2000)
	* Plugin support enabled by default (oops)
	* Some plugins built/installed by default
	* Option to automagically check for new releases
	* Ability to receive files (one-way file transfer)
	* In-line spell checker (thanks to Torrey Searle of the
	  Everybuddy Devel team for this one)

version 0.9.14:
	* Numerous Fixes by G. Sumner Hayes (buffer over flow patches,
	  etc)
	* Paned Conversation Windows (Thanks Syd)
	* Raise Window On Message Received, Fixed (Thanks Syd)
	* When multiple screen names, Gaim now correctly remembers the name
	  that was used last.
	* FONT sizes now work correctly.
	* PLUGIN SUPPORT!! (Lots of cool goodies here)
	* Fixed another leak or two
	* Added ability to change your screenname password
	* Devil pixmaps

version 0.9.13 (03/27/2000):
	* Dialog Box Segfault Fixed (When You Click A Toggle Then Cancel)
	* Double Log-Out Message Fixed
	* GNOME compile error fixed
	* Away Message Problem Fixed
	* Fixed URL Right Click Menus
	* Conversation Loggin now shows Full Date and Time
	* Internal Change to Buddy List
 
version 0.9.12 (03/25/2000):
	* Segfault fix for PPC/Alpha/etc machines with log(0)
	  Thanks to Todd Cohen for this one.
	* Small internal change to the way prefs work
	* GNOME Applet support works better
	  (thanks to Eric Warmenhoven for the patch)
	* Support for displaying true type fonts
	* Lag-O-Meter does not send lag-test if not selected 
	* Fixed problem with saving away messages which contain spaces
	  and numbers.
	* Various GNOME Applet Enhancements (thanks AGAIN to 
	  Eric.  Someone needs to stop this boy :-) ) 
	* A lot of random, obscure bugs fixed
	* All of the major and I believe all of the minor memory leaks are 
	  now fixed
	  (Thanks to Peter Teichman, Larry Ewing, Jeramey Crawford, and me)
	
version 0.9.11 (03/22/2000):
	* <STRIKE>Strike Tag Support</STRIKE> :-)
	* Another memory leak fix
	* New .gaimrc format
	* Better support for multiple screen names
	* Font Properties
	* Saving of buddylist window position 
	* Fixed a problem with GAIM and the Netscape-branded version
	  of Mozilla 
	* New Sound Properties
	* More General Properties
	* Bigger Text-Entry field (Thanks to CrazyDavy for this one)
	* Various Random Bug fixes

version 0.9.10 (11/03/1999):
	* Fixed a nasty memory leak.  No more 40M GAIM processes. LOL
	* IDLE Times are displayed in a neater fashion.
 
version 0.9.9  (10/31/1999):
	* A little selection bug has been squished
	* Small memory leak fixed
	* Small network fix (problem with HTTP Proxy fixed?)
	* Proxy stuff should work now :)
	* Widget table support, dir info looks nicer
	* Info box looks nicer (thanks to Decklin Foster)
	* Client now 'corrects' time values from the server for accurate
          login times.
	* Lag-O-Meter (ala Drunken Jim)
	* IDLE Preferences

version 0.9.8  (10/04/1999):
	* HTTP Proxy Support (No SOCKS yet)
	* HTML Widget more robust
	* Graphical Debug Window
	* Buddylist bug fixed
	* Some logging fixes and improvements
	* configurable host/port selection
	* Clickable Links in buddy chat
	* New GAIM Logo 
	* Display Signon/Signoff messages in conversation windows 
	* Option to strip HTML from logged messages
	* GNOME cleanups (It might work now haha)
	* When viewing user info, URLS are converted to clickable links
	* Tooltips on URLS

version 0.9.7  (08/08/1999):
	* Preliminary Oscar Support
        * Fixed bad network bug
        * Fixed some bad text rendering bugs in the HTML widget
        * log all conversation names are now normalized.
        * Fixed another bad network bug :)
        * Multiple browser support, some Netscape buggies fixed.
	* Permit/Deny preferences moved to 'Permit' pane on buddylist.
	* Fixed problem with _, ', and \ in passwords
	  
version 0.9.6  (08/01/1999):
	* Fixed 'log all conversation' segfault
	* Added NAS support
	* Removed Xmu dependancies.
	* Restructured network code
	* ESD detection more robust.
	* Sound fallbacks are MUCH more robust!

version 0.9.5  (07/25/1999):
	* Fixed About Box SegFault
	* Autologin Works with Applet
	* Option to Show Buddy List after Signon with Applet
	* 2048 character messages
	* Away-Detection (shows a different icon on the buddy list)
	* Fixed Segfault with messages > allowed size
	* Added option to log all conversations
	* Changed g_new to g_new0
	* Buddy List: Right Click Menus
	* Find Buddy By Email
	* Find Buddy By Info
	* New HTML widget (Underline/Links/HRs)
	* Updated Toolbar with 'Underline' Icon
	* More Buddy Pounce Options
	* Option to auto-change urls into clickable links (Under Prefs)
	* Better Buddy Chat functionality
	* Away Prefs
	* Registration Information (Let Us Know Who You Are)
	* Buddy Chat Prefs (Update Chatroom Lists)
	* Set User Info
	* FAQ added to the distribution
	* Sound problem with some systems fixed
	* Set Dir Info
	* Autostart of Netscape on URL Click
	* DnD Rearranging of Groups
	* Better Netscape Functionality
	* Right Click `URL' Menus
	* DnD Rearranging of Buddies
	* Script to convert win95 buddylist to gaim buddylist
	* Added `Link/URL' button to conversation window
	* ESD is now autodetected
	* Not too important but we GNU-ified the source tree :)

version 0.8.0  (04/31/1999):
	* Code clean-up
	* Updated Prefs
	* Buddy Pouncing
	* Pixmaps for buttons
	* Buddylist import/export
	* Autoconf/Automake
	* Conversation Logging
	* Coloured Text Selection
	* Updated Preferences
	* ESD Support
	* Minor Bug Fixes
	* `Warning' support
	* `Blocking' on conversation window
	* Add/Remove buddy from conversation window
	* Scroll-Wheel Mice work in Conversation Window
	* Fixed WindowMaker Appicon 
	* Version Number in About Box
	* GAIM Slogan in about box :)
	* Created Changelog File :)