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November 7, 2002 - New Release:
0.13.2 "I wwwondeling why alla boppah ferra pushing in?"
http://pan.rebelbase.com/download/releases/0.13.2/
What is Pan?
Pan is a newsreader which attempts to be pleasing to both
new and experienced users. In addition to the standard newsreader
features, Pan also supports yEnc,
offline newsreading, article filtering, multiple connections,
and more features for power users
and alt.binaries fans.
It's also the only Unix newsreader to get a
perfect score
on the Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval
evaluations.
About 0.13.2
This release adds some small speedups, bugfixes, and usability tweaks,
including i18n, FreeBSD fixes, and URL parsing.
Changes since 0.13.1
Tweaks
#95893
dmm1010 |
Make the URL highlighter understand "<URL:...>" syntax. |
#95343
Christian Rose |
Changed the default date format to '%x %X' -- a locale-specific time/date representation -- for non-US users. |
#97536
Pan Team |
Sped up the "expand all selected threads" command |
#95934
Vesa Halttunen |
Changed pan.desktop.in's desktop name and comment to fit the Gnome Human Interface Guidelines. |
| Pan Team |
Added the ability to scroll through the article body via via cursor keys.
Before, one would move an invisible cursor through the text window,
which would eventually scroll a line. |
| Pan Team |
Made ~/.pan/config.xml slightly more human-readable. |
Bug Fixes
| Valgrind |
Fixed a nasty little memory corruption bug in Pan's status bars. |
#96258
kensama, jandrese |
Fixed FreeBSD problem where Pan could only load the first group. |
#97602
Carl Soderstrom |
Fix 0.13.1 bug that crashed Pan when it encountered user-defined filters whose names included underscores. |
#97527
Don Horsman |
Fix large 0.13.1 memory leak in the Task Manager. |
| #97535 |
Fix 0.12.0 bug that jumped to the bottom of the article body when reading in a tabbed layout. |
#94540
Alen Williams |
Fixed "Save As" dialog bug that didn't show the group's download directory if it had been set. |
#95478
johannes |
Fixed bug that posted to the wrong server if the active server was switched while composing a new message. |
| Jeff Stedfast |
64bit cleanliness GMime changes. |
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