2.4MB DMG - Requires Mac OS X 10.2 or greater
2.4MB DMG - Requires Mac OS X 10.2 or greater
2.3MB DMG - Requires Mac OS X 10.2 or greater
Pre-Final Release, use at your own discretion
Instructions and examples on how to build your own soundsets for Minerva IRC.
Minerva 1.3b1
- Added /dns command to do a quick server name lookup
- Fixed problem with sending messages to recognized users via query windows
- Added Connections menu item to preferences button on the main taskbar.
- Removed the Connections button from the main taskbar
- Improved speed of userlist sorting
- Fixed a crash that occurred when userhost information is received.
- Double clicking a hostmask or nickname in the Friend Recognition dialog now edits it
- Added buttons to the Friend Recognition dialog to remove hostmasks, nicknames, or entire entries.
- Userlist now marks recognized friends by underlining them. If the user is not OPed or Voiced, a dot will appear next to their name.
- Whois and user Get Info now recognize buddies
- Added Friend Recognition Settings to the Application menu
- Fixed an exception error that occured when renaming a Friend Recognition entry
Minerva 1.3a1
- Can now edit existing user defined contextual menus
- Fixed a bug with the user hostmask attribute in user defined contextual menus
- Fixed a bug with userhost data not being processed
- Fixed a bug with query windows using channel text color
- Fixed a bug with the Contextual menu engine thinking everyone was ignored.
- Fixed a crash when opening the connection settings window
- Query windows now show nick change events
- Introduced new user matching system. This new system matches people by usermasks rather then by nick alone. This allows for more control and greater flexibility. Currently the system lets you do the following:
- Allows for permanent ignore settings
- Allows for custom text colors for specific individuals
- More features on this to come in future alphas.
- /ignore command is now global for all connections.
- /ignore command is now smarter, uses hostmasks outright, and is capable of toggling ignore status on user match entries.
- Typing /ignore without any parameters once again lists all ignores. Any entries in the user matching system marked as ignored will also be listed with an asterisk (*) next to their name. Note that only ignores set in the user match system will be retained when Minerva quits.