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[gaim-migrate @ 6605] "Look sir, it's just a mouse!" "That's not just any mouse, it's.. Mighty Mouse!" committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Christian Hammond <chipx86@chipx86.com>
date Tue, 15 Jul 2003 03:11:52 +0000
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13 Christian and Nathan. We had some help from a few civilians 13 Christian and Nathan. We had some help from a few civilians
14 finding and fixing bugs. Thanks to Megan (Cae), Ka-Hing Cheung 14 finding and fixing bugs. Thanks to Megan (Cae), Ka-Hing Cheung
15 (javabsp), and Kevin Stange (SimGuy) for their work. Man, I was just 15 (javabsp), and Kevin Stange (SimGuy) for their work. Man, I was just
16 looking at Sean's NEWS entry for 0.64--that's talent. Also, stay 16 looking at Sean's NEWS entry for 0.64--that's talent. Also, stay
17 in school. Just say no. Only you can prevent forest fires. 17 in school. Just say no. Only you can prevent forest fires.
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19 Christian: This has been a great release. faceprint rocks, as he got
20 things moving in the core/UI split by redoing preferences, which forced
21 us to think about how things would be split. We now have XML
22 preferences, accounts, pounces, and away messages. No more .gaimrc
23 ugliness. The accounts and connection code now have new core/UI split
24 APIs, and there is very little to do before our split is ready to be
25 used. Rob and I are working off an experimental tarball of what will
26 eventually be libgaim. He's working on a MacOS X UI (don't ask him
27 about it, he'll ignore you) and I'm doing a Qtopia UI (you can ask
28 about that, it's usable!). We added a new protocol, Trepia.
29 Information about it can be found at http://www.trepia.com/. It's not
30 complete, so don't send in bug reports about it not finding people in
31 your local area, please. Oh, and lots of MSN bugs were fixed.
32 Practically all the known ones. I feared 0.65 would be unstable due to
33 our rewrites, I believe this is going to be one of the most stable
34 releases we've had in awhile (knock on wood), thanks to Megan (Cae),
35 who has done an amazing job at locating, categorizing and documenting
36 the various bugs she has run into, and kevin (SimGuy). Stay tuned for
37 upcoming releases. Neat things are coming, but if it has fangs and
38 claws, curl into a ball. Or yell at it. I can't remember which is
39 correct.
18 40
19 0.64 (05/29/2003): 41 0.64 (05/29/2003):
20 Rob: I didn't do anything this release either. We're under a crunch 42 Rob: I didn't do anything this release either. We're under a crunch
21 week at work. Friday is the end of the crunch. Hooray!! Thanks for 43 week at work. Friday is the end of the crunch. Hooray!! Thanks for
22 all of your hard work, guys :). 44 all of your hard work, guys :).