On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Ian Collier wrote: |I haven't tried the CVS version, mostly out of laziness but also |because I'd rather have something that's stable than something |that's half-finished. I've heard reports that it crashes if you |try to do something that's not implemented.
Well.. for most people it only happens the first time... after which you know that you can't do that... so you won't use it until you grab the next snapshot! ;-) | If that version is to be released then that behaviour has to be fixed |(try putting up a "not implemented!" message instead). You can submit a patch to that effect... but I'm sure the developers would rather see a working implementation than a choiceless popup! But the CVS version is pretty much usable... and it doesn't crash all that often either... I don't use the stuff that crashes it.. and it's not like it crashes on some random incoming event or anything. |I gather that the UDP protocol has been completely stripped out of |the newer version. It would be useful to have one that supports |both, selectable by the user. As long as you are using the UDP version to talk to the server it's going to gobble up all your messages. |Personally I don't understand how AOL can break their servers so badly |that they pretend to support the old protocol and pretend to send your |messages while throwing them away. They are *AOL* they can do just about anything they please and get away with it... but they still love to cry foul when a someone else does the same thing! ;-) Kingsly _______________________________________________ Licq-main mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/licq-main
