Hello
We're happy to announce that we're finally releasing Qutecom 2.2
You'll find the download links on http://www.qutecom.org
Summary of changes:
Bug Fixes
The following vulnerabilities have been fixed.
o malformated sip messages crash QuteCom
Versions affected: All previous versions up to and including
2.2 RC1
The following bugs have been fixed:
o Handling of incoming subscribes
o Early media handling
o SIP keepalive activation/desactivation
o Handling of call creation for conf calls
o Crash if a second call is incoming
o Network detection
o Location
o Busy on own call
o Call from same account
o Incoming call sound
o Utf8 on audio/video device name
o Dtmf keypress detection
o Webcam palette
o Audio crash
o freeze on Linux system
New and Updated Features
o Switch to mercurial
o Switch to google-breakpad
o Switch to libpurple
o Implement P2P SIMPLE presence
o Call Forwarding
o G722
o G726
o Ilbc plugin
o Dynamic ptime
o Macosx integration
o delete/modify profile
o webkit
o chat theme
o google chat translation
New Protocol Support
Facebook, Myspace, Skype, Twitter added but not activated by default.
Updated Protocol Support
Sip, Aim, Icq, Gmail, Jabber, Msn, Yahoo
Getting QuteCom
QuteCom source code and installation packages are available from
http://www.qutecom.org.
Vendor-supplied Packages
Most Linux and Unix vendors supply their own QuteCom packages.
You can usually install or upgrade QuteCom using the package
management system specific to that platform. A list of third-party
packages can be found on the download page on the QuteCom web
site.
File Locations
QuteCom look in several different locations for preference files,
plugins.
These locations vary from platform to platform.
Known Problems
Crash-dump might not work on macosx
Video quality could be wrong
Getting Help
Community support is available on QuteCom's site and on the
QuteCom mailing list. Subscription information and
can be found on the web site.
Frequently Asked Questions
A complete FAQ is available on the QuteCom web site.
Digests
QuteCom-2.2.tar.gz: 56528174 bytes
MD5(QuteCom-2.2.tar.gz)=c118cb2bd372fbeb41d205dac7de4001
SHA1(QuteCom-2.2.tar.gz)=1ece6c01a8972aef4f5eff4c38c98e767d446661
RIPEMD160
(QuteCom
-2.2
.tar
.gz)=cdbb292cf1e6c21c98480ef2aa61266bba9757291150aec624269381c1394e29
QuteCom-2.2.dmg: 52342750 bytes
MD5(QuteCom-2.2.dmg)=3fc179052766710002fa6022033a9091
SHA1(QuteCom-2.2.dmg)=68380c1095c0eec7f040b7ee6d5d7653780b4432
RIPEMD160
(QuteCom
-2.2
.dmg)=4a68cc87eca92c0fe832573f9592b2e6bec7cce0e5fcd16d2f1099d51287f1ef
QuteCom-2.2-setup-release.exe: 26440360 bytes
MD5(QuteCom-2.2-setup-release.exe)=7a2f914f8f5a42f2e0989de8b2dea28c
SHA1(QuteCom-2.2-setup-
release.exe)=ef578bec950a3e21ee6be15f1960fdaf6ff49a4c
RIPEMD160(QuteCom-2.2-setup-
release
.exe)=a9c3a9d510387700c94621155da96df4b1c9273db19f81338dbd1877140af291
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