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Mailnag Changelog
Patrick Ulbrich edited this page Feb 8, 2015
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- GNOME Online Accounts integration
(via a plugin -> https://github.com/pulb/mailnag-goa-plugin) - Added support for platform-specific credential (login password) backends
(Configurable in the config file.
Supported options are currently "AUTO", "GNOME" and "NONE".) - The GNOME-Keyring dependency is optional now
- Improved connectivity tests
(Configurable in the config file.
Supported options are "AUTO", "NETWORKMANAGER" and "PING".) - Shorter notification strings
- Added appdata file for GNOME Software app
- Removed bash wrapper scripts
- Misc other fixes and improvements
- Updated translations
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR PACKAGERS:
Please note that GNOME-Keyring and Networkmanager
are now optional dependencies and the httplib2 dependency
is not required anymore.
- Mailnag is desktop-independent now (was GNOME3-only)
- Added plugin system to allow easy extensibility
- Cut down the core daemon functionality to mail checking only and moved everything else to plugins
- Released GNOME 3/Ubuntu Unity extension/plugin for a tighter desktop integration
- Added account assistants for popular email providers like Gmail
- Added DBUS service (for remote control/integration in other apps)
- Redesigned and simplified config UI
- Added propper logging (log messages are sent to stdout and the system log now)
- Heavy code cleanup & refactoring
- Reduced disk write access, other performance improvements
- Fixes for various major and minor bugs
- New icon by Reda Lazri
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The fileformat of the config file has changed.
It's highly recommended to rename/backup your
current config file (~/.config/mailnag/mailnag.cfg).
- Fixed path of the autstart file
- Minor other fixes
- Restored translated strings (previously available in mailnag <= 0.4.3)
that were removed due to a bug in the gen_po_template script - Fixed a race condition that can lead to mutliple mailnag instances
- Bugfix: (really) don't crash on session start if the notification DBUS interface isn't available yet
- Migrated to the new keyring gir binding
- Removed evolution account import (not working anymore)
- Minor other fixes
- Updated translations
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Packagers should incorporate the new dependecy list.
- The new keyring binding stores credentials in ~/.local/share/keyrings
instead of in ~/.gnome2/keyrings.
So you probably have to fire up mailnag_config and re-enter your mail account password(s).
- Bugfix: don't crash on session start if the notification DBUS interface isn't available yet
- Bugfix: fix notification sound playback in GNOME 3.6
- Removed messagetray-label configuration since gnome-shell no longer shows labels in the messagetray
- Added installation script (setup.py)
- IMAP related bugfixes
- Updated translations
- Bugfix: enable gettext fallback language
- Updated translations
- Fixed some crashes and connection issues
- Use unicode for translated strings
- Don't play notification sounds when GNOME Shell notifications are disabled
- Updated translations
- Much improved IMAP IDLE support
- Reconnect if a connection has been lost (e.g. after standby)
- Use GNOMEs default mail client
- Enable SSL by default
- Use a meaningful messagetray label by default
- Added version info to the about tab
- Refactoring, removed unused code
- Updated translations
- Bugfixes
- Support for IMAP-Push notifications (thanks tony747!)
- Single/summary notification modes
- Support for GNOME 3.2 notification counters (single mode only)
- Mails can be marked as read
- Explicit SSL encryption
- Autostart in GNOME sessions only
- Detection of default email client
- Notification sound playback via GStreamer (ogg)
- Removed GTK2 workaround code
- Lots of bugfixes, rewritten code and refactoring
- New translations
Please note that this release breaks existing config files (for the first and last time),
so make sure to delete ~/.config/mailnag/mailnag.cfg before upgrading.
- Added many new translations
- Bugfixes
- Initial release