Hi,

Ayttm 0.6.0 is out. You can get the sources for the latest release here:
http://ayttm.sourceforge.net/files.php

The binaries should be available in a while for respective
distributions via their own repositories.

What is ayttm? Find out here:
http://ayttm.sourceforge.net/

Report bugs:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=77614&atid=550744

Request Features:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=77614&atid=550747

Submit patches:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=77614&atid=550746

Rant about what you want to have by the next release:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ayttm-users

This is by far the biggest release in that last two years because of
the sheer number of components that have been touched. Here's an
overview of the things that have changed in this release:

* MSN Protocol updated to MSNP15
* Yahoo protocol updated to YMSG16
* Fixes to jabber. We now have service discovery and GMail
notifications if you want it. The option is in your account
preferences
* Spellcheck is now provided by aspell by default. Pspell is long dead
and we have finally let go
* Overhaul of the networking code. We now have a transparent
connection layer which takes care of SSL, proxies, etc. for the
protocols. What's more, it's multi-threaded, and hence lives life on
the edge. The good thing is that the interface will no longer hang
when you're looking up a host name or connecting to your proxy.
* Improvements in support of character encodings other than UTF-8.
Ayttm now tries to convert incoming data into the correct encoding
than crashing or whining. Look up the "encodings" option in your
~/.ayttm/prefs if you want to tweak its behaviour
* Ayttm now uses stock icons wherever possible. This has resulted in a
fair decrease in binary size (do I see Barry Kauler smiling? ;) ) and
also makes the interface a little prettier.
* Various fixes to the status window and chat window UI
* Removed deprecated AIM-TOC, ICQ-TOC and ICQ modules from the
package. You can still get them out of CVS, but I'll be removing them
from there too pretty soon.

A full ChangeLog is available here:

http://ayttm.cvs.sf.net/viewvc/ayttm/ayttm/ChangeLog?view=log&pathrev=AYTTM_0_6_0

There is a lot more coming up. If you have any ideas you want to
share, do get in touch with us in any of the ways stated above.



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