Notes:
2.0.2 (6/14/2007):
Sean: Another big maintenance release. Again, about 100 tickets were
resolved in this release, and they keep coming in. Lots of bug fixes,
some minor icon adjustements, hopefully we addressed some ICQ
internationalization issues, and support for Bonjour on Windows!
Our next release will be 2.1.0, and will come with some great new
features.
Stu: I think we're gradually getting the hang of this 3 week thing
again. This release includes yet more bug fixes. I'd also like to
specifically thank Pekka Riikonen for the patch to enable using SILC
Toolkit 1.1 with Pidgin/libpurple that is included in this release.
Changes:
version 2.0.2 (06/14/2007):
Pidgin:
* Added a custom conversation font option to preferences
* Fixed smiley ordering in the insert smiley popup to be more intuitive
* Conversation->More menu items work for Chats as well as Buddies,
including those not on your buddy list
* newline plugin should work better with conversation colors plugin now
* Get Info on users now provides immediate feedback that something is
happening
* Aliasing a buddy will not be interrupted by other buddy list activity
* Using the -l option to log in to a specific account works better
libpurple:
* Moving an ICQ buddy from one group to another no longer
re-requests authorization from that person (Rene Hausleitner)
* Added nullprpl, an example protocol plugin (Ryan Barrett)
* Fixed SOCKS5 bug which caused Jabber file receiving to fail
* Remove MSN's random "Authorization Failed" dialogs
* Fix MSN to correctly detect incorrect passwords and disable the account
* Get User Info on MSN is now more reliable & accurate
* Updated SILC protocol to support SILC Toolkit 1.1 (Pekka Riikonen)
* Fix for some QQ authentication problems
* Fix for building on FreeBSD
* Prevent "Logged in:" times for AIM buddies being ridiculously high
* Updates and fixes to Bonjour support
* Improve ICQ encoding support for some non-latin languages
Finch:
* Auto account reconnecting
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