ljKlient — a KDE LiveJournal client

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 0.1.131

Notes:
This is the README file for the ljKlient software.

For licensing information, please read the LICENCE file.

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ljKlient aims to be a simple, easy to use, yet featureful LiveJournal client. 
It is being developed in Python (2.4), using the Qt and KDE bindings provided by
pyQt (3.16) and pyKDE (3.15), respectively.  If you do not have these modules,
please download them.  In the Ubuntu system I work on, this can be done with the
`apt-get install python-kde3` command executed as root (this can be achieved
with the `sudo` command).  Alternatively, just use a graphical package
installer.

The software is in its early stages, but it is perfectly useable for posting on
LiveJournal, even making Friends-only and Private posts.  It supports setting
current music, mood, post tags, and post options such as screening and
commentability.  It has no settings to mess with at the moment, and (yeah, I
know, uncomfortable) it doesn't save your username and/or password yet either. 
I will add that later -- it should be considered an ALPHA quality software right
now.

To use it, just run ljklient.py.  If it seems to be missing python but
you know it's installed, run it as `/your/path/to/python ljklient.py`.

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For more information and new releases please see the SourceForge.net project
page at http://www.sf.net/projects/ljklient
And (once I get done... err... started with it) the project web site at
http://ljklient.sf.net/


Changes:
Version 0.1.131 (2007-04-07)
  * Changed tag list to implement Balinares' recommendation
    Now it makes equal-sized submenus, and displays
    dictionary-like headers in the main menu (first minimum 3 letters)
  + Relation arrows similar to Semagic.  Sortable!
  + Friendlist summary!
  + Swedish translation by Arimah
  + French translation by Sundance
  + Indonesian translation by Pyurio
  + Dutch translation by myself

Version 0.1.117 (2007-04-05)
  + Audacious support (thanks to i0ngunn3r)
  * Gave up on the nice English originals for now, due to a bug
    in SIP, PyQt, PyKDE or something like that.  No curly apostrophes
    and proper ellipses for you, ha!
  * Fixed preview reload bug.
  * Fixed sorting of userpics: now it’s supposed to be case insensitive
    + Also collated properly, if I'm right...
  + Did add some collation support to the taglist though.
    - Some minor issues, see comment in ljkkdeextensions

Version 0.1.107 (2007-03-03)
  + Nice new tint in friend list viewer on the sorted column
  + You can drag a friend to the editor, it'll create an lj user tag
  * Fixed the getting stuck behaviour and we now correctly
    destroy all child windows before we exit.

Version 0.1.100 (2007-02-25)
  + Kaffeine support too
  + Friend list viewer
  + With colours!
  - Please close it before closing ljKlient

Version 0.1.95 (2007-02-19)
  + Amarok DCOP query support
  + GreatestJournal support (they don't have prop_location
    so we just don't send props now that are empty
  * event editor's status bar finally gets cleared
  * forgot a file from SVN c.c;
  + created bz2 packager tool

Version 0.1.85 (2007-02-13)
  + Preview function (sorta works, but then, most of that
    appears to be broken on LJ’s side.

Version 0.1.83 (2007-02-12)
  + Implemented folded taglist menu, like in Semagic
  * This also fixed a little oversight with the menu handling

Version 0.1.80 (2007-02-11)
  + Taglist menu, featuring list of tags known by your server,
    adding and removing such tags from the taglist input,
    showing a check mark next to those present in the input.
  * This involved implementing a taglist input sanitiser
  * Fixed i18n()'s to use .arg()
  + Options for preformatted entry and no-email

Version 0.1.72 (2007-02-03)
  + Debian packaging
  + Hungarian translation (and translation overall)

Version 0.1.67 (2007-02-01)
  + Manual time setting and backdate capability

Version 0.1.xx
  Too many things to mention.  Took 0.0.x SVN and dissected
  it, throwing the data into separate modules.  Also severe re-
  design of the internal workings of the KDE gui (although it looks
  just the same from the outside).