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We just released our next Release Candidate: Mumble 1.2.3 RC2. This Candidate is pretty much what most of the people using the latest Snapshots have been using the last weeks and we consider it to be very reliable. As always … Continue reading →

RPM builds of git snapshots available here: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=mumble-unstable&project=home%3Alnussel%3Amumble%3Aunstable stable versions are available in games:tools

I finally got around to figuring out how to make a custom ebuild for this on Gentoo for my server, and am now making a custom Arch build for the client. If I get a chance I'll try it out (finally, for the first time). Thanks!

[...] Links: http://blog.mumble.info/mumble-1-2-3-rc-released/ [...]

I found a problem with the "priority speaker" thingy. I doesn't work :P When I try it on myself, only I can hear a difference in other people's volume. How is it supposed to work? Doesn't this come from the server? Do all people need to connect with Mumble 1.2.3? If yes, how can I only allow people with 1.2.3 or higher to connect to the server?

Awesome! Just compiled murmur on Debian 5 and got the record functionality in the client enabled. Very nice. The "priority speaker" feature is also extremely useful. Excellent work, guys!

[...] Mumble team has released 1.2.3 RC1. There are still a few bugs to iron out, but rest assured that 1.2.3 will arrive soon. The news in [...]

We are happy to announce the release of the first Release Candidate of the upcoming Mumble 1.2.3. As the name implies we consider this release to be ready to be a stable version. If no show stoppers pop up the … Continue reading →

Hello fellow Mumblers, As you might have realised it has been quite some time since 1.2.2 was released and we are eager to take the next step: 1.2.3 stable. Unfortunately there is one tricky thing about stable releases: They should be stable … Continue reading →

One important milestone for any Mumble release is freezing the text-strings. After a freeze, no changes are allowed, which means our translators can start working. For this release, we’d like a bit of help proofing and checking the strings before … Continue reading →