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[gaim-migrate @ 11142] ChangeLogging. committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Sean Egan <seanegan@gmail.com>
date Mon, 18 Oct 2004 00:13:31 +0000
parents fad5d3354cc1
children df34b61ab2c5
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5 * Insane rewrite of all code dealing with buddy and account status, away 5 * Insane rewrite of all code dealing with buddy and account status, away
6 messages, away states, online/offline, etc. Huge thanks to Christian, 6 messages, away states, online/offline, etc. Huge thanks to Christian,
7 Dave West, and Daniel Atallah 7 Dave West, and Daniel Atallah
8 * gaim-remote can send text (John B. Silvestri) 8 * gaim-remote can send text (John B. Silvestri)
9 * Autoreconnect plugin can hide the reconnect dialog (François Gagné) 9 * Autoreconnect plugin can hide the reconnect dialog (François Gagné)
10 * Screenname colors in chats now come from GNOME color palette
10 11
11 Preference changes: 12 Preference changes:
12 * Removed keyboard shortcut preferences for ctrl-b/i/u and made sure they 13 * Removed keyboard shortcut preferences for ctrl-b/i/u and made sure they
13 won't interfere with bindings set by the GTK theme. 14 won't interfere with bindings set by the GTK theme.
14 * Removed preference for buddy list button type, defaulted to "None" 15 * Removed preference for buddy list button type, defaulted to "None"
16 * Removed "Enter" vs. "Ctrl-Enter" to send, defaulted to "Enter" to send,
17 made it possible to change this binding in your GTK theme.
18 * Removed "Show multi-colored screennames in chats," defaulted to "Yes."
19 Made screenname colors automatically adjust themselves to compensate for
20 background color.
15 21
16 version 1.0.1 (10/07/2004): 22 version 1.0.1 (10/07/2004):
17 New Features: 23 New Features:
18 * Use the GNOME default browser when opening links if you're running GNOME 24 * Use the GNOME default browser when opening links if you're running GNOME
19 (Alex Duggan) 25 (Alex Duggan)