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telepathy-haze 0.2.0 – "I Remember Piano Lessons" (2008-02-07)
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* Protocols now present the correct parameters, with appropriate
defaults, rather than always taking account, password and server.
* Send apostrophes correctly on Yahoo! Messenger.
telepathy-haze 0.1.4 – "Watch That Pinkie" (2007-11-21)
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* Fix building against glib 2.10 (which is the lowest version against
which telepathy-glib builds).
* Fix building against libpurple when built without D-Bus support, and
suppress libpurple's own D-Bus messages on libpurple <= 2.1.0 (they
were already suppressed on later libpurples).
telepathy-haze 0.1.3 – "Fix the Sky a Little" (2007-11-14)
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* Don't mistakenly delete ~/.purple on exit with libpurple >= 2.3.0
* Build without warnings against telepathy-glib 0.6.1.
* Disable -Werror in releases.
* Report message send errors.
* Report reasons for disconnecting properly (requires libpurple >= 2.3.0)
telepathy-haze 0.1.2 – "Re: Your Brains" (2007-09-16)
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* Properly clean up zombie children. No more mountains of defunct
telepathy-haze processes!
* Fix sending messages with <, > and &. (Previously, "i <3 u" was sent as
"i ", which is much less romantic.)
* Use "local-xmpp" rather than "bonjour" as the name of the protocol
formerly known as Rendezvous.
telepathy-haze 0.1.1 – "Release less often, release correctly" (2007-08-17)
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* Fixed some segfaults, and some corruption caused by g_free-ing
slice-allocated memory.
telepathy-haze 0.1.0 – "It's Like The ... 90s" (2007-08-10)
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Supported in this release:
* Connecting to MSN, XMPP, AIM known to work.
* Plain text conversations with individual contacts.
* The 'subscribe' list, plus contact list groups.
* Basic presence: available, busy, away, extended away, invisible, with a
message when supported by the underlying prpl.
* Retrieving your own server alias and those of your contacts, plus saving
custom aliases for your contacts to the server (where supported by the
prpl).
* Retrieving your contacts' avatars (but not setting your own).
* Typing notifications.
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