msn-pecan

Ok, This is a response to my previous post, since Tiago (libmsn’s author) replied and I think I should explain in more detail. I think there should be a libmsn-api, in C, which is basically a bunch of .h files. Several things could implement this API, for example pymsn, which is written in Python, but with C [...]

Hello! It has been a long time since the previous release, and there’s a reason for that, but first, on with the release. This release would have pretty dull without Devid, since he pretty much did the two new features: custom emoticon sending support, and a new feature called for a lack of better name ‘independent personal [...]

This is mostly a bugfixing release, and not a very good one at that. However, there are some new features too, like handwritten messages support (thanks Devid!). Also, now you can try direct connections (receive only), just enable the option in the ... [More] account properties. And regarding options, now there’s the option to disable user displays, for the [...] [Less]

Ever gone looking for instant messaging market share data? It seems almost unfathomable that there can be networks with active accounts numbering in the 100 MMs to billions and total accounts certainly in the billions for which there is no detailed ... [More] public market share data. Hell yeah! I personally know only about Mexico, and the data shows the [...] [Less]

This release has many changes. The most important is offline messaging support (read-only), but there are many, many bug-fixes thanks to the Adium guys that helped to track them down. The diffstat is quite big: 70 files changed, 7603 insertions( ) ... [More] , 1023 deletions(-) So there might be regressions, but the target is to fix most of nasty issues on 0.0.15. [...] [Less]

This release features a couple of nasty bug-fixes, but mostly it’s a request for Debian packaging, although there are also changes for Adium support. Important changes: Disconnect fix; now it does disconnect, this was introduced in 0.0.13 HTTP ... [More] method crash fix; this probably has quite some time Re-adding a contact crash fix; very specific situation Devid Antonio Filoni has joined [...] [Less]

I was in the middle of getting offline messaging support but I think the alias changes are important enough for a release, so there it is This release brings much improved support for the Hotmail service and aliases, which are now local, server-side support is optional. There’s also massive code cleanups, but hopefully you [...]

It has been a while since the last release mostly because of personal stuff (moving, trips, lack of Internet), but now everything is back to normal. This release features a considerable number of bug fixes and support for OS X thanks to Christiano Farina Haesbaert. One step closer to Adium support Also notable is a [...]

Not much in this release, just some bugfixes: Disconnection messes with msn-pecan Error while building on FreeBSD 6.3 Buddies appear offline Download from the usual place: http://code.google.com/p/msn-pecan/downloads/list

I’ve just released msn-pecan 0.0.10. Not much in this release, basically now setting your personal message works and a couple bugs got squashed. Since I didn’t blog about the last two releases I’ll mention the changes 0.0.9 A couple of bugs were ... [More] fixed, including broken file transfers, occasional conversation errors, handling of nil personal messages, and a segmentation fault [...] [Less]