Happy new year… already for some, and almost for some others! Time for a new release of AkariXB, my Jabber/XMPP bot, with some more polish!
Changes for this release include:
- Parameters passed to a command can be inserted in the reply, via %params%, and the nickname of the calling user can be inserted with %user%.
- In chatrooms, commands that have a custom reply pattern won’t show the nickname of the user who triggered the command, unless specified.
- Ability to report uptime.
- When connection is lost, reconnection will always be attempted.
- Connection keepalive timeout will be forced to be lower than keepalive interval, to ensure proper timeouts.
- Basic handling of headline (broadcast) messages.
- Option to show detailed XML debug info in the console.
- Changed OK/Cancel buttons in some dialogs to follow the environment’s style.
Note to packagers: .desktop file and AppData file have been renamed to comply with current standards.
The source code for this release can be downloaded from linux-apps.com (not uploaded here yet), part of the opendesktop.org network, and from AkariXB release archive at akarixb.nongnu.org.
Development repository is at gitlab.com/akarixb/akarixb-dev.
The main dependencies are Qt 5 and the QXMPP library.
AkariXB is available in the repositories of Mageia 6 and later, and Rosa 2016.1. I hope it can be included in more GNU distributions soon. If you’re interested in having it in yours, just ask them 😉
Cheers! o/
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