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LogJam 4.1.1 [Apr. 12th, 2003|04:38 pm]
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LogJam 4.1.1 has been released.
Visit the LogJam page to download it.

Changes from 4.1.0:
  • Show <lj user="foo"> tags in HTML preview.
  • Checkfriends supports putting an icon in the GNOME/KDE dock. (Officially, this supports some sort of standard, so it ought to work with docks elsewhere; we've only tested with GNOME 2.2 and KDE.)
  • And, as usual, a big pile of minor tweaks and bug fixes.
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From: evan
2003-04-13 01:27 am (UTC)
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[User Picture]From: spot
2003-04-12 06:38 pm (UTC)
RPMs are up. :)
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From: (Anonymous)
2003-04-12 06:48 pm (UTC)

New Defunct process Spawned on friend check

I don't know about the rest of you but I'm getting a new process spawned (I suspect) every time logjam checks my friends. And they are all defunct. Here's what ps -A returned just 2 minutes after starting logjam:
 5240 ?        00:00:01 logjam
 5241 ?        00:00:00 logjam <defunct>
 5243 ?        00:00:00 logjam <defunct>
 5276 ?        00:00:00 logjam <defunct>


Also what happened to login on startup?

Peace
GB

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From: compwiz
2003-04-12 07:59 pm (UTC)

Re: New Defunct process Spawned on friend check

Hm, I thought I reported that to evan. Whoops, guess I forgot.

Also, there was a thread a while back about autologin being a bad idea (especially by default), so it was gotten rid of I believe.
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From: (Anonymous)
2003-04-12 08:40 pm (UTC)

Re: New Defunct process Spawned on friend check

Already submitted a fix to evan.

;-)

And isn't it better to just leave autologin as an option?
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From: evan
2003-04-14 09:03 pm (UTC)

Re: New Defunct process Spawned on friend check

I think I have fixed this bug:
http://www.livejournal.com/community/logjam_cvs

(And if you want a LiveJournal account so you can get emails when people respond to your comments, let me know.)
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From: evan
2003-04-14 09:06 pm (UTC)

Re: New Defunct process Spawned on friend check

I think I have fixed this bug:
http://www.livejournal.com/community/logjam_cvs/51263.html

(And if you want a LiveJournal account so you can get emails when people respond to your comments, let me know.)
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From: (Anonymous)
2003-04-12 07:55 pm (UTC)

Dock

Okay, love the docking!

One idea, if you have the docking going, closing the Logjam window perhaps doesn't close logjam (eg. gaim)
--GB
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From: compwiz
2003-04-12 08:01 pm (UTC)

Re: Dock

This was discussed, we haven't quite decided what will happen with the dock, and it might eventually be like gaim's dock. However, for the time being, it's basically just an exact clone of the friends indicator.
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From: compwiz
2003-04-12 08:04 pm (UTC)
The dock also works with the standalone program docker You might want to mention all 3 (GNOME2 w/notification area, KDE3, and docker) in the README.
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From: compwiz
2003-04-12 08:14 pm (UTC)
Uploaded Debian package to experimental, and will stay there until libgtkhtml3.0 is moved to unstable.
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From: evan
2003-04-12 08:52 pm (UTC)
I'm using unstable and I have it... ?

libgtkhtml3-0

Or did I pull it from experimental?
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[User Picture]From: emomisy
2003-04-13 02:33 am (UTC)

Multiple Journals

I have several journals (not communities) to which I post. With the last version I used (4.0.2) I could have several instancs of logjam running, now I can only have one, requiring me to log out and in to a different user name to post to a different journal.
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From: evan
2003-04-13 02:50 am (UTC)

Re: Multiple Journals

Preferences->User Interface->Behavior->Allow multiple instances of LogJam to run simultaneously
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