10:04 mandree 

Update to r664:
r664	Squash some memory leaks when generating the 'Get Info' screen. Fixes #230
r663	Prevent crash when receiving NULL data from the backend. Seems to happen on
X11 when Skype hasn't started yet
r662	Add macports options to the Makefile
r661	Add extra error handling for accounts that disconnect while we're
processing a message
r660	Added patch from doktor.yak to fix version detection code on Linux, when
setting up the missedchatmessages poll - Fixes issue 225

Convert to staging.

 

22:18 mandree 

Roll a newer upstream snapshot from SVN r659 (previous r628).
Changelog: https://code.google.com/p/skype4pidgin/source/list

Clean up Makefile header.

Prepare NLS, but upstream .pot/.po files are woefully out of date.

 

05:49 mandree 

Update to revision 628 to fix a few bugs.
Note that the tarball may be unfetchable for a few hours until
it propagates through the FreeBSD mirrors.

Feature safe: yes

23:58 mandree 

Update to newer SVN snapshot as of 2011-04-08.
(Note the distfile needs time to propagate through the mirrors and may become
available only a few hours after this commit.)

Noteworthy changes:
r612 Fix thread race issues with static PurpleAccount storage.
     Also thanks to skotlex.

r611 Awesome patch from skotlex which fixes crashes, hangs and memory leaks
     in the dbus version of the plugin. Fixes issue #148.

r609 Check and store protocol version and use that to decide how to sent chat
     messages

00:06 mandree 

Update to SVN r608, assorted bug fixes.

23:49 mandree 

Update to upstream SVN rev 605, removing patch.
Fix build-tarball Makefile target, adding missing ${DISTFILES}: target.

13:00 mandree 

Add new port pidgin-skype aka. skype4pidgin.

This is a Skype Plugin for Pidgin/libpurple/Adium. It lets you view and
chat with all your Skype buddies from within Pidgin/Adium. You still
need Skype to be running to be able to use it, but it lets you keep a
consistent user interface and use all the other nifty Pidgin/Adium
plugins with it, like spell-checking or OTR encryption. By Eion Robb.