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Adium 1.3.3
Multi-protocol instant messaging client. more>>
Adium 1.3.3 is considered as a free yet useful instant messaging client which supports AIM, ICQ, Jabber, MSN, Yahoo!, Google Talk, Yahoo! Japan, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, and Lotus Sametime. Adium supports beautiful WebKit message display, tabbed messaging, encrypted chat, file transfer, and more. Give it a try; you won't look back.
Adium is currently translated into Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, and Traditional Chinese.
Enhancements:
- Major changes
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- Fixed a crash when using XMPP gateways and removing contacts
- Switched to the pidgin-facebook plugin for Facebook connectivity, which should resolve several issues with Facebook and improve the interaction between Adium and Safari when both are logged into Facebook.
- Automatically send messages to offline contact when offline messaging is supported rather than prompting to send now / send later
- Fixed updating the list of users in a groupchat in many situations
- Tweaked the behavior of standard contact list type-to-search
- Fixed ICQ aliases storage on the server
- Fixed problem of events being recorded with wrong contact
- Fixed visual glitch that made creating a SameTime account impossible in some localizations
- Tab completion of names in groupchats is now case-insensitive
- Updated from libpurple 2.5.2 to 2.5.5mtn
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- Fixed several MSN problems introduced by WLM 9: icons not showing up, file transfers failing
- Fixed publishing of ICQ (available and away) status messages
- Fixed publishing of ICQ icons
- Fixed a crash when a Yahoo user messages an MSN contact
- Fixed a QQ hang/crash
- Fixed a Sametime crash on login
- Fixed display of Gadu-Gadu user icons
- Fixed "Unable to add user - Unknown error (205)" when connecting to MSN
- Fixed duplicated buddies on authorization
- SASL PLAIN or IQ Auth passwords are no more in debug logs
- Includes many, many more fixes, especially to MySpace and MSN
- Chat Transcript fixes
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- Fixed a crash involving the log viewer
- Fixed a bug that caused Adium to leave log files open
- Reimported all logs into Spotlight, since 10.5.6 fixed importing them
- Chat window fixes
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- Fixed scrolling to the bottom of the chat when it loads for certain message styles
- Fixed several message styles
- Fixed alignment of the message display after clicking an emoticon
- Fixed some internal bugs related to historical and notification messages
- Fixed Renkoo's image-click handling and added proper image-click handling to Renkoo Naked
- Other minor bug fixes
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- Fixed setting XMPP status messages, AIM available, and Gadu-Gadu status messages which contain characters normally escaped in HTML
- Properly hide iTunes Now playing information when appropriate
- Fixed referencing chat windows from AppleScript
- Fixed a code signing error when launching Adium after not changing list layouts since pre-1.0
- Fix unpaired external enclosure characters around strings to be linkified.
- Localization changes
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- Added a Greek localization thanks to "evripidis"
- Updated the German localization
- Updated the French localization
- Updated the Russian localization
- Updated the Slovenian localization
Aqua Data Studio 8.0.2
Aqua Data Studio is such an essential program which provides a database developers complete Integrated Development Environment (IDE). more>>
Aqua Data Studio 8.0.2 is such an essential program which provides a database developer's complete Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The IDE provides three major areas of functionality:
- Database query and administration tool
- A Suite of compare tools for databases, source control and filesystems
- A complete and integrated source control client for Subversion (SVN) and CVS.
Major Features:
- Database IDE: The database query and administration tools allow developers to easily create, edit, and execute SQL scripts, as well as browse and visually modify database structures. Aqua Data Studio provides an integrated database environment with a single consistent interface to all major relational databases. This allows the database administrator or developer to tackle multiple tasks simultaneously from one application.
- Compare Tools: The suite of compare tools allows the user to easily view the differences of RDBMS servers, databases and schemas for database tasks. The tools also allow the user to view the differences of files, directory structures, source control files and full revisions.
- Version Control: The version control client provides a complete client to Subversion and CVS repositories, allowing the user to easily manage all source control repositories within one easy to use IDE, via the Repository Browser.
Enhancements:
- Fix: Grid Results Charts
- If a function series was added and a "Merge Series Axes" option was chosen, then the chart would not refresh until the OK button was clicked.
- Fix: Sybase IQ/Anywhere : When grouping by schema in Sybase IQ & Anywhere, schemas is shown to be Users & Groups now. Reason: Groups can be an object owner.
- Fix: Sybase IQ/Anywhere : Database schema nodes didn't refresh if new schema created.
Standard Score Converter 2.0
Standard Score Converter is a very tractable and powerful program which converts raw scores to standard scores and converts between standard scores, including z, T, deviation IQ, NCE, percentile, etc. more>>
Standard Score Converter 2.0 is a very tractable and powerful program which converts raw scores to standard scores and converts between standard scores, including z, T, deviation IQ, NCE, percentile, etc.
Ed & Psych Associates - scores and converts between standard scores, including z, T, deviation IQ, NCE, percentile, etc. Standard Score Converter. Standard ScoreDJabberd 0.84.01
High-performance, low-overhead, everything-is-a-plugin extensible Jabber/XMPP server more>> High-performance, low-overhead, everything-is-a-plugin extensible Jabber/XMPP server
DJabberd is a high-performance, scalable, extensible Jabber/XMPP server framework. While it comes with an example server, its really a set of classes for you to build your own Jabber server without understanding Jabber.
Instead of working with XML and protocol-specific details, you subclass parts and work with sane objects and data structures and let DJabberd do all the ugly work.
Consider DJabberd the mod_perl/qpsmtpd/Perlbal/Plagger of the XMPP world. Everything is a plugin. The framework lets you override the behavior of:
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Roster Storage
- Automatic roster population
- Presence lookup
- Message delivery
- Internode communication
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- everything else
Or you can just choose mix and match behaviors from other CPAN modules: mix LDAP auth with SQLite storage with Spread inter-node communication with LDAP roster-population.
You can even have multiple plugins per hook, in any order. Also, rather than implementing the hooks directly, the framework comes with simple objects you can subclass which further eases the use of the async plugin system.
Internode-communication lets you just scale out, providing both load balancing and high availability in your Jabber farm. Because good Jabber clients will quietly reconnect on TCP connection failure, you can even do rolling code upgrades without users noticing.
As an admin, youre free to choose which internode communication method to use or you can write your own, specific to your application (assuming youre integrating this into an application).
The DJabberd core aims to be fully XMPP 1.0 compliant, as well as supporting common pre-XMPP standards. To name the obvious ones, DJabberd supports:
- s2s (Server to Server), but may be optionally disabled
- XMPP StartTLS support
- Pre-XMPP SSL-on-separate-port support
Enhancements:
- SARTAK caught a typo in BotContext.pm where a qr was used in a place that obviously should have been qq.
- "use bytes" in Connection.pm, which reportedl fixes UTF-8 corruption in rosters (Aleksey Luzin )
- If an explicit configuration file location is given to djabberd, dont fall back on the built-in default locations. If the user wanted the defaults, he wouldnt have used the --conffile option.
- Allow the location of the log4perl configuration file to be set via a command-line argument to djabberd. (Jakob Burkhart )
- Correct support for re-using an S2S connection for multiple source domains. (Adrian Ulrich )
- Jacob Burkhart : Fix memory leak when using SSL
- Michael Scherer : more helpful error messages in logs after dialback failure (shows hosts in question)
- Piers Harding : Fix bug where server wasnt including a "from" attribute in IQ responses.
- Multiple resources of the same local JID are now made aware of one another via presence stanzas as required by the spec.
- dont leak UDP sockets on DNS SRV lookup timeouts
- handle improper SSL disconnects without spinning CPU
- Updated DJabberd::Component::Example which uses the correct API. The previous example didnt actually work anymore.
- Add POD for DJabberd::Agent, DJabberd::Component and a bunch of other related modules.
- Make bots automatically accept roster subscription requests.
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