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Smuxi 0.8.9 "One Giant Leap" Release
Posted over 1 year ago by (Mirco Bauer)
Just in time for 2012 I am very pleased to announce Smuxi 0.8.9 codenamed
"One Giant Leap". During the development 56 bug reports and
33 feature requests in 593 commits were worked on making
this release a major milestone of the Smuxi ... [More] project. At the
Chaos Communication Congress (28C3) in Berlin I was doing the final
development sprint to get 0.8.9 done, which was a very intensive and
refreshing experience.

Here are the highlights of this release:

Development Builds / Rolling Releases
After the 0.8 release it became clear that a continious and short
development -> test cycle is important to keep the project going
quickly. At some point I have received requests if the project is dead while
it was more active than ever. The lack of new releases (for about 15 months)
lead to this wrong impression. Thus Smuxi can be obtained from
development builds now. This includes daily builds for
Debian (Squeeze, Wheezy, Sid),
Ubuntu (Lucid, Maverick, Natty, Oneiric, Precise) and Windows. Thanks goes to
Hannes Tismer for providing the Windows autobuilder and to Canonical for the
PPA autobuilder.

We invite everyone to use these daily builds to keep track of the latest
development of Smuxi. Issues and regressions are fixed in a very short period
(usually the same day). Thanks to our users who ran development builds and
reported issues which led to many bug fixes prior to this release.

On the other hand one of my New Year's resolutions are to
"release early, release often" So there should be no nerd left behind...

Mac OS X support
With the help of Steven McGrath (Steve[cug]) who created the initial Mac OS X
installer for Smuxi we now have official support for Mac OS X. The
download page contains the instructions how to obtain and install Smuxi on
Mac OS X. This makes the 4th platform where Smuxi can be used on besides
Windows, Linux and *BSD.

For now Smuxi 0.8.9 doesn't feel as native as it could as it relies on the GTK+
port. We are looking into enhancing the experience though, just
stay tuned.

Chat History on Disk (Beta)
The most exciting feature in this release I think are the
"persistent message buffers". With this feature I could solve one of the
biggest drawbacks IRC ever had: IRC does not retain any messages you have sent
or received. All messages are only relayed to all users. The issue is that if
you close your IRC client or even just leave a channel, all your received
messages are gone.

One workaround in most clients was to create text log files which then contains
the chat history, but it is annoying and not user-friendly to open some text
file somewhere from your disk to read the history outside of your IRC client.

Now with Smuxi 0.8.9 you no longer have this issue, all chat history gets
automatically written and read to a message database when you start Smuxi,
join channels or open queries! As this feature is not fully stable yet it is
not enabled by default. If you want to try it go to: File -> Preferences ->
Interface and change "Persistency Type" from "Volatile" to "Persistent", hit OK
and restart Smuxi. Now all messages are saved into the database and will
automatically be shown.

Click here for a screencast of this feature

Jabber / XMPP Support (Beta)
You probably have friends not on IRC and Twitter, say on Jabber, gTalk or
Facebook? This is where the new XMPP engine of Smuxi comes into play. You can
send and receive messages to/from them now! The implementation is far from
complete, though. It has no buddy list for example and needs only to be treated
as a technical preview of what will be coming in future Smuxi releases.

Click here for a screencast of this feature

Text Interface (Alpha)
This is the first release that contains a text frontend based on the
STFL library. STFL is a library that uses ncurses to draw text based
user interface using a markup language (like Glade for GTK+). This frontend
is in early alpha state and lacks a lot of interface features and likes to
crash. It is still included to attract potential developers who want to enhance
this frontend. The frontend can be enabled by passing --enable-frontend-stfl
to the configure script and then by executing smuxi-frontend-stfl.

NetworkManager Support
Everyone with a laptop knows how annoying it can be to suspend and resume when
network based applications suddenly go crazy because they have lost the
connection and either spew errors or take forever to get back in shape. Smuxi
will now detect the network state right away with the help of the new
Network Manager support. It automatically reconnects when needed right
away for you.

Next Generation Internet Support
You can now connect to IRC servers using the IPv6 protocol

Enhanced Find Group Chat Support
Users had real issues to find out how to search for channels, thus Bianca Mix
added a neat feature. The /list command will now simply open the
Find Group Chat dialog for you. This way everyone used to IRC will find it in
no time. Searching for channels on freenode wasn't working correctly, this is
now fixed. Smuxi also supports the SAFELIST feature of the IRC
protocol now which allows to retrieve a full channel list and do client side
search which makes consecutive searches much faster.

Enhanced Windows Experience
For a long time you could not use Smuxi with the latest GTK# version of 2.12.10
on Windows. The issue was that Smuxi relied on SVG support which 2.12.10 no
longer had. Smuxi is no longer using SVG instead it uses pre-scaled PNG images
thus it works just fine with GTK# 2.12.10 on Windows now. At the same
time the issue that the maximized state of the main window was left when
restoring from task bar is fixed with GTK# 2.12.10.

Smuxi used by default the FixedSys font on Windows to give it the typical IRC
look most people are used to. Since Windows Vista there is a better
console-like font available called Consolas. Smuxi will now
use the Consolas font instead on Windows Vista or later.

Another important enhancement is that Smuxi no longer has issues with
multiple GTK+ installs on the same computer, which was getting more
common with more popular ported GTK+ applications such as GIMP or Pidgin.

SSL for IRC fixed
IRC with SSL was only working with the default port of 6697. Thanks to Jo
Shields now any port can be used with SSL.

Crash Related Issues
Desktop notifications could crash Smuxi in case
of errors related to the notification system or an
absent notification daemon. There was a chance that the
crash dialog simply disappeared which made reporting bugs more
difficult no longer happens. Rapid use of ctrl+w,
/window close (Jimmie Elvenmark) and
opening the Find Group Chat dialog on the Smuxi tab do no longer crash.
Also number-only network names, /network switch freenode and
GTK+ install without SVG support no longer lead into a crash.

Enhanced Notice Handling
Notices will no longer open query tabs for you instead it will
show them on tabs you share with the person who sent it with the server
tab as fallback. This also avoids ChanServ, NickServ and spammy IRCop
tabs.

Twitter fixes
Twitter made some changes to their API which broke the Twitter support of
Smuxi 0.8. This was taken care of and also a few other
issues were solved allowing Smuxi 0.8.9 to work smoothly with Twitter
again.

Extended Keybindings
Smuxi allows now to use the ctrl+tab / ctrl+shift+tab and
ctrl+n / ctrl+p keys to switch tabs. The keybindings still work even
with a hidden menu bar now.

Smuxi Server specific highlights
More interactive and much faster synchronization
When connecting to a smuxi-server you had to wait till Smuxi finished the
synchronization before you could use the interface. Also you could not tell how
far the synchronization was and just had to wait till it was completed.
With Smuxi 0.8.9 the connect just takes a few seconds and all chats are
synchronized in the background with a progress bar so you can use the
interface from the first moment on and know how far it is. The speed how much
it takes to synchronize all chats also reduced drastictly by 400%!

Click here for a screencast of this feature

More background communication
When using a smuxi-server the interface sometimes had load times like when
opening the preferences or when using the nickname completion
(Andrew Kannan). These operations are done in the background and no longer
blocks the interface. Also when the communication is lost to the smuxi-server
the frontend will now automatically reconnect to it in the background.

Low Bandwidth Mode
When it comes to mobile internet connectivity such as UMTS/HSDPA, Edge and GRPS
it can be a real pain to connect to the smuxi-server as it has to transfer all
the messages over that. If you just want to ask someone you know then you don't
need any old messages to do that. With the "Low Bandwidth Mode" you can
now connect to the smuxi-server without loading old messages which makes the
connect very quick. You find this option in the engine connect dialog.

Stable Protocol
Initially I didn't plan to make the protocol of Smuxi stable before the 0.9
release, but as it turned out the 0.8 protocol was good enough to still use
it and for that reason Smuxi 0.8.9 is still compatible with 0.8. The 0.8
protocol will see no breakages, instead the next protocol will be on-top or
opt-in of the current one. This means future Smuxi versions
stay compatible with it.

Shutdown Command
You can now shutdown the smuxi-server if you like using the
/shutdown command. It it safe to use the command, it will do a clean
shutdown sequence for you. For example it makes sure all messages are written
to disk in the case of enabled persistent message buffers. If you have your
smuxi-server daemon monitored (e.g. with runit) it can also automatically be
restarted and upgraded this way.

Built-in SSH Keyfile Support
It is no longer needed to fiddle with the .ssh/config file or pagent to get
SSH key authorization working. You can now simply tell Smuxi which
SSH keyfile you want to use to connect to your smuxi-server.

Updated Translations

Catalan (Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals)
Danish (Joe Hansen)
Finnish (Kalle Kaitala)
French (Clément Bourgeois)
German (Bianca Mix)
Italian (Vincenzo Campanella)
Portuguese (Americo Monteiro)
Spanish (Castilian) (Ricardo A. Hermosilla Carrillo)

New Translations

Chinese Simp (Dean Lee)
Slovak (Tomáš Vadina)
Swedish (Jimmie Elvenmark)
partially Russian (Aleksandr P)
partially Turkish (Umut Albayrak)
partially Urdu (makki)

Contributors
Contributors to this release are the following people:

Mirco Bauer (497 commits)
Tuukka Hastrup (10 commits)
Bianca Mix (10 commits, translations)
Clément Bourgeois (8 commits, translations)
Andrius Bentkus (5 commits)
Carlos Martín Nieto (3 commits)
Jimmie Elvenmark (3 commits, translations)
Hannes Tismer (1 commit)
Jonathan Pryor (1 commit)
Jo Shields (1 commit)
Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals (translations)
Dean Lee (translations)
Aleksandr P (translations)
Americo Monteiro (translations)
Andrew Kannan (translations)
Joe Hansen (translations)
Kalle Kaitala (translations)
makki (translations)
Ricardo A. Hermosilla Carrillo (translations)
Tomáš Vadina (translations)
Umut Albayrak (translations)
Vincenzo Campanella (translations)

Thank you very much for your contributions to Smuxi!

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FOSDEM 2010 Talk, Hacking HowTo, Feature Voting
Posted over 2 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
FOSDEM 2010 TalkEarly this year I was giving an introduction talk of Smuxi at FOSDEM 2010 in Brussels. In case you haven't watched it yet, you can watch it on YouTube here.

Hacking HowToOn the #smuxi IRC channel new people are asking how to ... [More] get started with Smuxi development. If you are interested in enhancing Smuxi by programming, then this new Smuxi Hacking HowTo is a must read for you.

Feature VotingEven if you are not a programmer nor planning to become one you can still get your favorite features faster by voting for them! Just head to Smuxi's ticket system, login or signup an account, open the feature ticket you would like to have and hit the green vote button. When I am deciding which feature to implement next I will check which feature has the most votes and pick that one over others! So keep voting for your favorite features, or file a new feature request if it doesn't exist yet. [Less]
Smuxi 0.8 Release
Posted almost 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
5 weeks after the 0.7.2.2 "Lovegood" release, I am very happy to announce the major feature release, 0.8 codenamed "Godsend". Major feature highlights of this release are desktop notifications (with full support of actions, icons, updates, append and ... [More] sound), messaging menu / indicators (as provided by Ubuntu's Ayatana project)
and working Twitter support with OAuth (basic auth was disabled by Twitter on 31th August). This version also fixes all bugs that were reported since the release of 0.7.2.2.

Further on, Smuxi comes with the following improvements in its user interface:

More distinct nick colors by using a combination of colors
Use of nick colors for userlists
Emphasis of own nick in bold, making it easier to distinguish sent messages
Toggle-able menubar
Full screen mode support for enhanced netbook experience
Browse mode support
Remembering of tab order when reconnecting to a smuxi-server
Sound support by notification daemons which support this extension
Display of IRC network name instead of hostname in the tab
Addition of "Open Log" button for easy viewing of logs.

Smuxi provides better connectivity and security by supporting: HTTP and SOCKS proxies as well as secure connections to IRC servers by using SSL with optional certificate validation.

Last but not least, it comes with an enhanced Twitter experience by supporting the use of multiple Twitter accounts at the same time, reformatting tweets that contain newlines and showing the full retweet instead of a truncated version.

Updated languages includes: French (Clément BOURGEOIS) and German (Bianca Mix)

The #smuxi IRC channel can now also be found, in addition to OFTC, on other popular IRC networks such as freenode and GIMPnet. The messages on #smuxi are automatically relayed between the 3 IRC networks.

If you like Smuxi and want to support it by making micro-donations,
Smuxi is available on Flattr.

There are also many other nice FOSS projects available on Flattr, see
the Flattr-FOSS project.

Smuxi is available for download from here. [Less]
Smuxi 0.7.2 Release
Posted almost 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
29 bugfixes and 13 features later I am happy to announce the second bugfix release, 0.7.2 codenamed 'Lovegood'. This version fixes all bugs that were reported since the release of 0.7.1 but also introduces some very sexy new features!

As the ... [More] codename suggests, this release contains both love and goods. There are new features that everybody loves such as: file logging, configurable highlight words (Chris Le Sueur), fully customizable filters to ignore messages or events, markerlines which devide old messages from new messages, enhanced network status and window title format, and extended CTCP support. Too good to be true? It's real! The feedback I received from FOSDEM 2010 has spurred development and attracted new developers and translators.

Smuxi news can also be retrieved by following the official Smuxi Twitter account.

New languages includes: Portuguese (Americo Monteiro), Danish (Joe Hansen), partially Finnish (Kalle Kaitala), and partially Catalan (Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals). Updated languages includes: French (Clément BOURGEOIS), German (Bianca Mix), Italian (Vincenzo Campanella), Czech (Michal Simunek), Swedish (Martin Bagge), and British (Ryan Smith-Evans).

Going forward, translations will be coordinated and maintained by using Transifex. If you wish to submit or update translations, simply visit the Smuxi project on Transifex. You can find out how Transifex works by reading our Translation HowTo.

All bugfixes and features can be found on the completed 0.7.2 roadmap.

Already keen on this release? Grab 0.7.2 from the download page! [Less]
Smuxi goes FreeBSD - join our growing community
Posted about 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
We have good news for FreeBSD users. Thanks to the work of Romain Tartière Smuxi is now available in the official FreeBSD ports tree. Installation instructions can be found on the download page.

This is an important step for the ... [More] cross-platform spirit of Smuxi -- now covering 3 different operating systems: GNU/Linux, FreeBSD and Windows. And don't worry, this won't be the last one! Mac OSX is high on our priority list but we don't have the resources yet to make this happen. We are looking forward to see Smuxi's community growing so it can reach even more users regardless of their operating system, language or origin.

Everyone is invited to join the community! If you are interested and have some spare time, Smuxi is looking for help in many areas:

artwork: layout, logo, icons
translations
documentation: how-to, built-in help, tooltips
installer / packages: Mac OSX, RPM (Fedora / Red Hat)
programming: features, bugfixes, ports, further protocols (Jabber, MSN, etc)
distribution: articles (wikipedia), reviews, news, download sites, etc

The easiest way to get in touch with us is to join the #smuxi IRC channel on OFTC (irc.oftc.net) [Less]
Smuxi 0.7.1 Release
Posted over 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
About 3 weeks after releasing Smuxi 0.7 I am proud to announce the first
bugfix release, 0.7.1 codenamed 'Heidi'. This version fixes all bugs
that were reported since the release of 0.7.

Notable changes are: important crash fixes ... [More] , seen and unseen highlights are
now remembered when reconnecting to the smuxi-server, improved error
tolerance for temporarly Twitter issues, fixed /join command and adaptive
excess flood handling.

A full list of changes is included below.

Bugfixes:

Bug #290: Twitter hostname and port can be configured in settings
Bug #293: Crash when using numeric passwords
Bug #294: Smuxi needs to tolerate temporarly Twitter issues
Bug #297: NullReferenceException on start with auto-connecting Twitter account
Bug #299: /server and /connect $server crashes with NullReferenceException
Bug #301: Highlights are not shown when connecting to remote engine
Bug #302: First message after opening a new query tab is not highlighted
Bug #303: Reconnect loop with bouncers (irssi-proxy)
Bug #307: Adding Server crashes with NullReferenceException
Bug #308: Netsplit triggers “excess flood” kick cycle on Freenode
Bug #311: /join suddenly stops working
Bug #312: Random Startup / Connect Crash: NullReferenceException
Bug #314: Tarball contains binaries
Bug #320: Smuxi crashes when trying to add a server with an invalid/unsupported protocol
Bug #321: Show away-messages only once does not work
Bug #323: Partial self triggered highlights
Bug #326: /topic command can trigger highlights
Bug #327: Using /rejoin on an unconnected channel blocks, gives error msg

New translations:

Partial Catalan translation (Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals)

Smuxi is available for download from here. [Less]
Smuxi 0.7 Release
Posted over 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
I am pleased to announce that Smuxi 0.7 'Bianca' is out NOW! This is the
most exciting release since the initial public release in 2008.

This release contains 4 major highlights in addition to many other
enhancements and ... [More] fixes:
Initial support for Twitter has been implemented. This will allow you
to send and receive tweets to the Twitter microblogging service. It
supports the friends timeline, replies view, and direct messages.
The character counter, Reply-To feature, and avatar support will follow
in later releases.

Smuxi is now able to flawlessly handle network connections with high
latency which are common with UMTS, WLAN, and busy DSL and cable lines.
All communication between the Smuxi frontend and the Smuxi server is now
done as a background task using threads. This gives Smuxi a very
responsive feel - just like a normal, locally running application -
even with difficult network conditions

The IRC experience has been significantly improved. Smuxi will now
send all unrecognized commands transparently to the IRC server and will
show the reply directly to the user. In addition, the userlist and query
menu have been extended to include common CTCP actions.

Smuxi now ensures that the text colors used in the tabs are easily
readable, regardless of your GTK theme. It does this by using the
proven-reliable color-contrast algorithm used by Smuxi 0.6.4.1 to
generate nick colors.

A full list of changes is included below.

New features:

Feature #228: Twitter integration
Feature #20: more colors for message types
Feature #259: Split too long IRC messages into smaller messages
Feature #25: Pass unknown commands to protocol manager as fallback.
Feature #29: show away-msg only once per query (David Paleino)
Feature #46: nickname completion on private chat (David Paleino)
Feature #71: Add popup menu to links in the chat/channel window
Feature #146: Please add right-click menu to queries (Clément Bourgeois)
Feature #147: Please add CTCP to on-nick right-click menu (Clément Bourgeois)
Feature #225: Use colors with good contrast for tab label
Feature #235: Smuxi Server Manager (Clément Bourgeois)
Feature #236: Process "On Connect Commands" for Quick Connect
Feature #242: Entry Command Queue
Feature #243: SSH tunnel setup needs to check the local forwarding port
Feature #248: stray SSH tunnel checker
Feature #256: Show unknown IRC replies to the user
Feature #258: Optimize SSH on difficult networks
Feature #269: Show CTCP replies on query tabs (Clément Bourgeois)
Feature #270: Find Group Chat should show colored IRC topics (David Paleino)
Feature #273: Support context-menu key in user list
Feature #274: Make URLs copyable with a context menu

Bugfixes:

Bug #149: Highlights are not always remembered
Bug #183: Leaking FrontendManager threads
Bug #198: Missing dictionary on WIndows
Bug #211: /names command takes ages on big channels
Bug #223: Many beeps when connecting to a smuxi-server on Windows
Bug #224: "Find Group Chat" might block forever
Bug #232: Client throws unhandled exceptions upon network connection loss (Windows)
Bug #233: Switching between tabs is not instantaneous on slow connections to remote servers
Bug #234: crash on open
Bug #240: excess flood caused by joining many channels at once
Bug #241: Marking topic text (grab-focus kicks in)
Bug #244: Transition remote -> remote fails with connection refused on localhost:7689/SessionManager
Bug #245: Status bar too short short for german language
Bug #246: two remote engines with the same name
Bug #247: Highlight is triggered by self-written messages
Bug #249: /reconnect crashes after failed connect attempt
Bug #250: default IRCnet server entry is wrong
Bug #251: /join is sometimes not doing anything at all
Bug #252: not showing failed attempts when joining a channel
Bug #253: &chans have wrong tab colors
Bug #260: /server command throws exception
Bug #261: Closing a channel tab shows ErrorNotOnChannel
Bug #262: Remote engine connection check might block the GUI
Bug #263: Find group chat should use wildcard by default (David Paleino)
Bug #268: configure.ac error, Twitter engine is controlled by "engine-msnp" macro... (David Paleino)
Bug #281: Race condition in PangoTools.ToMarkup (David Paleino)
Bug #283: GroupChatView.cs missing _Logger protection
Bug #285: Almost all IRC commands might suffer from a race condition

Big thanks goes to the reviewers of the english messages strings done
on debian-l10n-english @ lists.debian.org:

Justin B Rye
Esko Arajärvi

New translations:

Czech translation (Michal Simunek)
Swedish translation (Martin Bagge)
Argentinian translation (Damian Kleiman)

Updated translations:

German translation (Bianca Mix)
French translation (Clément Bourgeois)
Italian translation (Vincenzo Campanella)
British English translation (Ryan Smith-Evans)

Thank you everyone who contributed to this release!

Smuxi is available for download from here. [Less]
Twitter Integration
Posted over 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
After a successful hacking weekend I am happy to announce that Smuxi has a cool new feature. With the next Smuxi release you will be able to receive and send tweets from/to Twitter. For those who don't know yet what Twitter is, it's a micro-blogging ... [More] tool which I am using heavily for the past few weeks/months. Smuxi supports the friends timeline, replies view and direct messages. Check out this screenshot which shows this feature in action. I am planning to add avatar and reply-mode support at some point later.

PS: If you want to follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/meebey [Less]
Updated Windows Installer
Posted over 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
I uploaded a new version (0.6.4.1-2) of the Windows installer, as the SSH support was broken spitting out the following error message each time you try to connect:

plink: unknown option "-auto_store_key_in_cache"

This issue was ... [More] caused by the wrong included plink version (an application part of the putty tools) used for the SSH tunnel. Also the installer no longer requires a reboot after the automatic GTK# install, which should make new users happy.

Linux users don't have to update anything, no issues or changes there. [Less]
Smuxi 0.6.4.1 Release
Posted over 3 years ago by (Mirco Bauer)
2 months after releasing Smuxi 0.6.4 I am proud to announce the first bugfix release, 0.6.4.1 codenamed 'Claire'. This version fixes all bugs that were reported since the release of 0.6.4.

The most notable change is the optimized nickname ... [More] color feature which
has been redesigned to select colors which will look good on your
screen. The algorithm is based on the Web Content Accessibility
Guidelines published by the W3C. This feature is now enabled by default
for new installs. Existing users are encouraged to visit the preferences
to enable the feature. To assist in tracking your conversations,
nicknames in your replies will now be colored too.

The default font for Windows was changed from Monospace to FixedSys
which should give a much improved experience.

A full list of changes is included below.

New features:

Feature #192: Allow adding options to the ssh command.
Feature #199: Use nick-colors for mode changes
Feature #200: Detect nicknames in replies and replace with colors
Feature #202: Include translations in the windows installer
Feature #208: SSH password support for plink
Feature #210: Use better default font on Windows
Feature #193: Include plink.exe in the Windows installer

Bugfixes:

Bug #153: Configured tab colors are lost after restart
Bug #189: Font and color settings are not applied to userlist and topic
Bug #194: Clicking an http:// link will crash the application if it fails to start the browser
Bug #197: nick colors sometime gives very bad contrast
Bug #203: Day change line is not honoring the local timezone
Bug #204: Highlight gets cleared by regular messages
Bug #206: Topic can trigger highlights
Bug #207: Engine -> Add Remote Engine is doing nothing
Bug #209: output of /names is unsorted
Bug #190: Hide plink.exe window on Windows
Bug #195: Windows installer thinks GTK# 2.12.9 is older than 2.12.9

Updated translations:

German translation

(Smuxi is seeking for translators!)

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