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5th January 2002
ickle version 0.2.2 released.
* Bugfix release:
- Messages through direct connections timeout correctly now
- Resending through server normal after server advanced fails
- Using server acks for status in client
- History fix for mobile-only users (make it work)
- Settings are now saved correctly when ickle is exited via the "remove from
panel" option (applet) or from the exit menu.
- Ignore any unknown commandline options when run as an applet, allows the
applet to be added to the panel via the panel menu.
26th December 2001
ickle version 0.2.1 released.
* Numerous bug fixes for 0.2 release.
* Improved history behaviour
* gcc 3.0 should definitely work now
15th December 2001
ickle version 0.2.0 released. Changes since last version includes:
* Support for direct connections
* History-viewing support
* Optional support for a GNOME applet
* Support for dealing with authorization requests/responses
* Support for fetching away messages
* Support for character set translation
* Numerous bugfixes
* Portability fixes (OpenBSD, gcc 3.*, sstream)
* New settings:
- autologin
- autoraise messagebox
- autopopup messagebox
- autoclose messagebox
- autoreconnect
- logging
- font selection for messagebox
- network
7th November 2001
ickle version 0.1.2 released. Interrim release before the next major
release, to fix important bugs that have emerged. ICQ decided to stop
sending the MOTD today which screwed ickle up, but it is fixed in this
release. Also bugfixes to hopefully get it compiling on FreeBSD and
Solaris more easily.
8th October 2001
ickle version 0.1.1 released. Many bugfixes to catch missing libraries
at configure time. Added fetching basic user info off server, history
logging (although not reviewing yet) and tweaked GUI generally.
1st October 2001
ickle version 0.1.0 released. Supports through server messaging, urls
and SMSs to mobile phones.
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