All releases of Mitter
Release Notes: This is a double brown paper bag release. Missing files were added to the package.
Release Notes: Missing source files in the package necessary for the PyGTK interface were added.
Release Notes: This is a brown paper bag release. A missing file has been added to the packages.
Release Notes: A new right-click menu with options to tweet, the list of links, and a new "retweet" option were added. You now can have multiple configuration files. The .desktop file was updated. A problem with the loading of some avatars was fixed. A crash when loading icons was fixed. The char count in double-byte languages was fixed. A problem when deleting tweets was fixed.
Release Notes: A double brown paper bag release. A problem with Twitter sending the program invalid JSON and a problem that would make Mitter hang indefinitely when you don't have a systray have been fixed.
Release Notes: This is a brown paper bag release. It fixes a problem with loading icons that would crash the systray code.
Release Notes: You can now connect using HTTPS. The popup menu on a tweet now has a "Reply" option. The way the date fields are created has been changed, preventing some crashes on 64-bit machines. A problem with replies in the Cmd interface has been fixed. The prompt in the Cmd interface is now updated properly. Tweets can be deleted in the Cmd interface.
Release Notes: This release fixes some issues when using Mitter and Twitter is not behaving properly. The command line option for the TTY interface now is a interface. Mitter will warn if you try to post a message longer than 140 characters. The PyGTK interface will keep the focus on the update field all the times. Right-clicking on a tweet will display a menu with options to delete the tweet, see it on Twitter page and, if there are any links on it, will allow easy access to them.
Release Notes: This release supports a new version of the TTY interface. Besides the normal "call and run" command line, there is a --command option, which will start the Mitter TTY interface in a command line interface (something like a shell). Some small bugs were fixed, so this should be more stable than the 0.2 releases.
Release Notes: The PyGTK interface keeps the focus on the entry field, now displays some characters properly, keeps the list short (removing old tweets), and has a fix for a crash when avatars aren't available. In the TTY interface, a crash when the terminal is not UTF-8 has been fixed.
