All releases of lyntin
Release Notes: This version features distutils support, reordering of the directories, a refactored hook system, removal of code supporting Tintin method of variable evaluation, network- level filtering of data for MCCP and other network data modules, a new configuration system, gags support regular expressions, a bunch of new commands, and a bunch of bugfixes.
Release Notes: This version features a re-written hook system, an overhauled UI system, an overhauled manager system, use of distutils, and drops support for the tintin evalmode, tweaks network code, adds fixes to the Tk UI and text UI, adds a new configuration system, fixes session-end handling, and includes lots of changes to make plugins easier to write and work with.
Release Notes: This release focuses mostly on code cleanup and some refactoring. It adds a new #grep command for the databuffer, a new scheduler (and #schedule command), and a #bell command. Some documentation and the session disconnect cycle have been fixed. Upgrading is recommended.
Release Notes: Fixes for the problems with telnet control code negotiation and the thread contention problems in the Tkui, better ANSI/Xterm color support, regular expressions for highlights, and some other minor fixes and changes throughout the code-base.
Release Notes: This is a complete re-write from the original 2.x code base. It has been in development for some 14 months now. Users of previous versions are recommended to upgrade to this new version.
Release Notes: THis is a complete re-write from the Lyntin 2.0 series. It has a completely redesigned event driven engine, hooks into all the major functional pieces, threads, multiple user interfaces, the ability for users to build their own modules (in Python) with their own commands and help topics, and the ability to write raw Python commands while inside the MUD client.
Release Notes: New #ansi and #echo commands, and fixes for the documentation.
Release Notes: Bug fixes in #var command, and a serious one that ignored sessions in multisession play. Nicer databuffer results presentation and ability to set font from user.py
Release Notes: This release features a redone UI system (so adding new UIs is a piece of cake), an in-game help system, a module system (you can add your own modules and lyntin commands), a slew of bugfixes, and some rewriting and optimizing.
Release Notes: This release includes an overhauled UI, a new module system, rewritten optimized code, a basic Curses UI, and lots of bugfixes.
