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Vote

Posted on November 30th 2000

Votes are nice, vote (in the box left below) :)

CVS moved

Posted by cras on November 25th 2000

Well, it actually did about a week ago, but I was too lazy to announce it before cvs.irssi.org domain was moved too :) Check the CVS page for the new address (directory changed).

About page rewritten

Posted on November 17th 2000

It had been saying for too long that Irssi is a GTK/GNOME client.. So now it contains all the great new features of the current Irssi and an explanation why there's no GTK client anymore. Show this page to everyone who wants to know more about Irssi ;)

Mirror in Poland

Posted by cras on November 11th 2000

We now have the first irssi.org mirror in http://irssi.lubin.eu.org/. I'll try to make www.pl.irssi.org work soon too. irssi.org is now in CVS (irssi.org module), if anyone else wants to mirror it then go ahead and send me note about it and I'll add it to mirrors list. The size is about 1M + 20M of old irssi tarballs which you don't necessarily need if you just can get rid of them ;) .cvsignore might help.

WAP plugin

Posted on November 7th 2000

Just coded a plugin for irssi that allows you to read/write messages to channels with a WAP cell phone :) iMode phones might work too, since Irssi can output either WML or simple HTML. Currently the support is pretty limited but it's kind of working ;) screenshot (had to use that blueprint phone, 7110 complained about the form being too big, grr)

SILC plugin v0.2

Posted on November 1st 2000

Upgraded SILC plugin to work with latest SILC release. /PART works now ;) as well as channel modes.

Mailing list archives up

Posted by cras on October 28th 2000

Now that we finally have archives, I think i'll start using the mailing lists more :) So now's the time to subscribe (or unsubscribe) them.

BTW. the new theme templates code is in CVS now, maybe more themes will come as a result soon :)

First addon :)

Posted by cras on October 27th 2000

Just added the first script to addons page. I think it shows pretty well how powerful and easy to use irssi's scripting actually is :)