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gtkali 1.0.0 released -- 2000 July 04 0050
public cvs server in use -- 2000 May 15 @0522
gtkali 0.9.5 released -- 2000 April 13 @0000
New rpm maintainer -- 2000 April 1 @1509
gtkali 0.9.4 released -- 2000 Mar 31 @1938
RPM's and DEB's unmaintained -- 2000 Mar 27 @1252
gtkali 0.9.3 availible / New Maintainer -- 2000 Mar 25 @1745
gtkali 0.9.2 released -- 1999 Sep 14 @2045
Bug fix patch -- 1999 Jul 15 2125 MST
gtkali 0.9.1 released! -- 1999 Jul 10 @1516 MST
GtKali 0.9.0 Released! -- 1999 Jul 3 @0942 MST
New Look and Info on Next Release -- 1999 Jun 27 @1245 MST
No More Help Needed -- 1999 Apr 24 @1240 MST
Changes -- 1999 Apr 06 @1850 MST
Future Plans (Call for Help) -- 1999 Apr 06 @1846 MST
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Alright, the long awaited 1.0.0, yeah yeah I got lazy, sue me :P
This one switches over to the new kalinix lib, as always
the changes are in the ChangeLog.
One of Sourceforges many features is the provision of a
CVS server for each project. Well today I set up one
for gtkali. You can get the latest CVS sources for
gtkali by using commands that somewhat resemble:
$ cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.gtkali.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gtkali login
$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.gtkali.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gtkali co gtkali
When asked for a password, just hit enter. Make sure you
have cvs, autoconf and automake before trying this. :)
"Release often, release early" right? Well here is
one more release until I switch over to the new kalinix
libraries which Jay Cotton has started to update.
As usual check the ChangeLog.
This release introduces a new channel list and new
behavior over the nick list, I'd like comments about
these and other changes. If something doesn't work
just as it should, email me.
Yep, we have a new rpm maintainer who's going to
keep you redhat/mandrake/whatever guys happy, and
it's none other then Bill Gates himself! April Fools!
It's really Adam Gibson
<static@tampabay.rr.com>.
I'm still looking for a deb maintainer. If you would like to be that person
or you think gtkali should be in some other package
format and are willing to maintain it,
email me.
Thats right, just 6 days after my initial release another
version is out. I cleaned up some code and added some things
so check the ChangeLog for whats changed.
I'm not going to be maintaining the rpm or deb packages,
but if someone else wants to keep them updated then
email me and we'll work it all out.
There's a new maintainer in the house, he's already made changes to
which are availible in the newest
release. His name is
Warren Chartier, he can be reached at
icebalm@bigfoot.com.
Home site has also been changed to
gtkali.sourceforge.net.
Bug fix release. It incorporates all previous patches plus a couple more
little fixes here and there. This is also the first release to be made into
a Debian package.
Greg Boyko <boyko@andrews.edu> found a window geometry bug. I
made a patch
for it. It also adds inline tab completion similar to that in EPIC
the IRC client. In order to apply the patch simply run this command
one step outside of the gtkali-0.9.1 directory. Example:
$ cd <path_to>/gtkali-0.9.1 && cd ..
$ gzip -cd wingeom.patch.gz | patch -p0
Then re-run ./configure and rebuild it with make. This should tide you
over until 0.9.2 if you're having trouble with window geometry.
Major bug fix release along with URL highlighting and color adjustment.
Finally got enough time to sit down and complete the next revision of
GtKali. It's quite a change from the previous version of GtKali and
should be a little easier to work with. You'll have to delete your old
gtkali configuration directory and start anew. Anyway, enough talk
download it!.
Yes, I did yet another revamp on the aesthetics, hopefully it'll be easier
to read than the last layout. The next release will be out before the
summer is out. I apologize about the speed at which development is going;
the help I got fizzled out, and I'm working alone again. I'm revamping
various parts of the program which should make it easier to add features
in the future. GtKali v0.1.12 is quite stable and should tide most over
until v0.2.0 is released. Anyway.. back to development.
No more help is needed for the project. Thanks for all the emails.
Welcome to the new server! I changed the page around a bit as you
can see.
The plan right now is improvement of GtKali's configuration system.
I want to change
how GtKali handles it's configuration files and the internal organization
thereof. This should allow me to add more features like
configurable chat colors and more powerful aliases; it should also cut
back on the bugs that you've all experienced.
I'm currently busy with school and such so updates to GtKali are
few and far between. This should change once summer rolls around,
but if you'd like to help out in the mean time,
feel free to email me at
tile@linuxgames.com
and I'll bring you up to speed. Any sort of help would be appreciated
but someone with moderate C experience is wanted.
GtKali is a free Kali client for Linux using the Gtk+
toolkit. It's designed to provide an X interface for the kalinix library
provided by Jay Cotton. For more information about Kali check out their
web site.
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Screenshot from 0.9.5 using enlightenment and gtk+ bluesteel themes.
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