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On Thursday 09 January 2003 00:05, Stewart wrote:
> Anyways - problem number 1 has been a fairly long standing issue, and
> that involves the "Send Through Server" option. It almost seems as if
> it's now worse with 1.2.0a. Vis; I have three people with whom I
> regularly establish SSL tunnels, and who all have atleast ten ports
> forwarded through their firewalls for LICQ (and cilents appropriately
> configured to accept on those ports), and with no status changes on
> either end, literally from sending one message to the next, the "Send
> Through Server" box will become checked. If not for the "This message
> will not be sent secure ... " dialog, I'd probably send 75% of my
> messages to these three people through the server.
Licq has been a little bit dumb in guessing if it has to use "Send through
server", but this should be fixed in Licq 1.2.3.
> Problem number 2 is an issue that could be LICQ, could be KDE, could be
> QT - I'm not sure. Since updating to about KDE 3.0.[4|5(a)] with LICQ
> 1.2.0a, I've experienced LICQ loading (from the KDE "K" Menu), flashing
> ICQ flower during load, and when the GUI and systray icon appear - the
> flower contniues to flash until it 'times out' (about a minute or
> thereabouts after load time).
I experienced this problem for a while, too. I don't know when this issue
disappeared. At least with KDE 3.1 and latest Licq (1.2.3) it's no problem
anymore. I cannot remember any patch in Licq to address this issue, so i
guess it's been a KDE problem.
> As soon as KDE 3.1 is released I'll likely be the first one on the
> bandwagon to upgrade, so we'll see what happens in the meantime. :)
You'll love KDE 3.1, believe me :-)
> Also; great work, Jon! LICQ was starting to get a bad rap before the 1.2
> release as being "pointless to install" due to the old protocol support.
> It's nice to see it included in major distributions again and regaining
> the respect it deserves!
Thank you for your kind words, even if i'm not jon. We all like to hear
positive feedback, and jon really did a great piece of work and re-vitalized
a project that's been almost dead :-)
Thomas
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