Smuxi

Smuxi is an open source, free, full featured, portable and fast software project designed to act as an IRC (Internet Relay Chat), Twitter, Campfire, JabbR and XMPP client that features support for multiple servers. It is supported on all mainstream operating systems and boasts a wide range of attractive features.

Features at a glance

Key features include the ability to detach the front-end from the server, support for native desktop notifications, integration with Ubuntu Unity’s messaging menu and indicators, integrated spell checker, browse mode, keyboard navigation, full-screen mode, clickable URLs, unified nickname colors, Caret mode, command and message history, and a quick connect dialog.

In addition, the application supports word wrapping, configurable highlight words, indention of multi-line messages, toggleable status bar and menu bar, support for favicons, the ability to easily join servers or chats, customizable command character, Bash-style and regular nickname completion, a dialog to find group chats, as well as alphabetical sorting of chats.

Supports popular protocols and services

Smuxi is the one tool that anyone who should use if they digg Twitter, IRC, Google Talk, Facebook Chat, Jabber, Campfire, SignalR JabbR and XMPP as their default social networking services. Using a client-server model, the application supports the regular single application mode. In addition, it acts as standard IRC client for advanced users.

Supported operating system and availability

The software can be used under several well known GNU/Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Debian, openSUSE, Foresight and Gentoo, various BSD flavors like FreeBSD, the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems, as well as the Raspberry Pi computer board.

A multilingual IRC client

Smuxi is fully translated in numerous languages, including English, Chinese, German, Danish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, French, Dutch and Czech. It is also partially translated in the Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Croatian, Italian, Polish, Telugu, Turkish, Finnish, Catalan, Urdu, Slovak and Persian languages.

What is new in this release:

• User Interface Enhancements:
• The chat list can be shrunken. This is especially handy with XMPP/Jabber and long group chat identifiers.
• The highlight counter is now a separate column. This enhances the vertical alignment with other highlights and guarantees to be visible even if the chat name was truncated.
• Multi Identity Support:
• Smuxi cares for user feedback. Multi identity support was the most voted feature and thus it has been implemented! Now you can please your schizo^Wdesire to use different nicks, users and real names depending on the server. Simply edit the server in preferences and change the details.
• Message Patterns:
• Everybody knows text can be boring because it is all just text. Nothing can sidetrack you except reading that bare text. Text often has recurring patterns from which something useful and interactive can be created. For example, someone writes:
• Hey meebey, do you know RFC2812?
• RFCs are a recurring pattern with a distinct number behind it and are real references to something in the internet (collection of protocol specifications).
• So I would usually fire up a browser tab, copy/paste or type RFC2812 into my favorite search engine and click the first hit. Then I'd reply to the question afterwards. But with Smuxi's message patters, it turns RFC2812 into a link on which you can simply click to launch the relevant document.
• Wow this is very cool, but isn't this already happening with http URLs and email addresses? Exactly! Why shouldn't more information be used to create useful things from it? Smuxi message patterns allow you to define text patterns that are transformed into clickable links. This can be used for RFCs, CVEs, bug report numbers (#XXX), git commit hashes and much more. Make good use of your creativity!
• By default Smuxi comes with built-in message patterns for:
• URLs
• heuristic URLs (not starting with http:// etc)
• email addresses
• RFCs
• CVEs
• Debian Security Advisories (DSA)
• Many popular bug trackers (GNU, GCC, kernel, Launchpad, freedesktop, GNOME, KDE, Xfce, Debian, Redhat, Novell, Xamarin, openSUSE, Mozilla, Samba, SourceForge, CPAN, boost, Claws and Smuxi)
• If you know more general patterns useful for others, please submit them.
• For a full list of built-in message patterns or how to add your own patterns, head over to the message pattern documentation.
• Hooks Enhancements:
• A bug was fixed that prevented hooks from issuing more than one command
• New hook points:
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-added
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-removed
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-updated
• New hook variables:
• CMD
• CMD_PARAMETER
• CMD_CHARACTER
• PROTOCOL_MANAGER_PRESENCE_STATUS: Unknown, Offline, Online, Away
• Twitter Enhancements:
• As of 14 Jan 2014, Twitter disallows unencrypted HTTP requests which broke Smuxi's Twitter support. Smuxi is now making exclusively encrypted requests (HTTPS) and thus works with Twitter again.
• JabbR (Beta) Enhancements:
• Messages now raise Smuxi hooks
• The Validate certificate setting is now correctly honored.
• Updated Translations:
• Smuxi should now be in your language, including:
• Initial complete Dutch (Jeroen Baten)

What is new in version 1.0:

• User Interface Enhancements:
• The chat list can be shrunken. This is especially handy with XMPP/Jabber and long group chat identifiers.
• The highlight counter is now a separate column. This enhances the vertical alignment with other highlights and guarantees to be visible even if the chat name was truncated.
• Multi Identity Support:
• Smuxi cares for user feedback. Multi identity support was the most voted feature and thus it has been implemented! Now you can please your schizo^Wdesire to use different nicks, users and real names depending on the server. Simply edit the server in preferences and change the details.
• Message Patterns:
• Everybody knows text can be boring because it is all just text. Nothing can sidetrack you except reading that bare text. Text often has recurring patterns from which something useful and interactive can be created. For example, someone writes:
• Hey meebey, do you know RFC2812?
• RFCs are a recurring pattern with a distinct number behind it and are real references to something in the internet (collection of protocol specifications).
• So I would usually fire up a browser tab, copy/paste or type RFC2812 into my favorite search engine and click the first hit. Then I'd reply to the question afterwards. But with Smuxi's message patters, it turns RFC2812 into a link on which you can simply click to launch the relevant document.
• Wow this is very cool, but isn't this already happening with http URLs and email addresses? Exactly! Why shouldn't more information be used to create useful things from it? Smuxi message patterns allow you to define text patterns that are transformed into clickable links. This can be used for RFCs, CVEs, bug report numbers (#XXX), git commit hashes and much more. Make good use of your creativity!
• By default Smuxi comes with built-in message patterns for:
• URLs
• heuristic URLs (not starting with http:// etc)
• email addresses
• RFCs
• CVEs
• Debian Security Advisories (DSA)
• Many popular bug trackers (GNU, GCC, kernel, Launchpad, freedesktop, GNOME, KDE, Xfce, Debian, Redhat, Novell, Xamarin, openSUSE, Mozilla, Samba, SourceForge, CPAN, boost, Claws and Smuxi)
• If you know more general patterns useful for others, please submit them.
• For a full list of built-in message patterns or how to add your own patterns, head over to the message pattern documentation.
• Hooks Enhancements:
• A bug was fixed that prevented hooks from issuing more than one command
• New hook points:
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-added
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-removed
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-updated
• New hook variables:
• CMD
• CMD_PARAMETER
• CMD_CHARACTER
• PROTOCOL_MANAGER_PRESENCE_STATUS: Unknown, Offline, Online, Away
• Twitter Enhancements:
• As of 14 Jan 2014, Twitter disallows unencrypted HTTP requests which broke Smuxi's Twitter support. Smuxi is now making exclusively encrypted requests (HTTPS) and thus works with Twitter again.
• JabbR (Beta) Enhancements:
• Messages now raise Smuxi hooks
• The Validate certificate setting is now correctly honored.
• Updated Translations:
• Smuxi should now be in your language, including:
• Initial complete Dutch (Jeroen Baten)

What is new in version 0.11:

• User Interface Enhancements:
• The chat list can be shrunken. This is especially handy with XMPP/Jabber and long group chat identifiers.
• The highlight counter is now a separate column. This enhances the vertical alignment with other highlights and guarantees to be visible even if the chat name was truncated.
• Multi Identity Support:
• Smuxi cares for user feedback. Multi identity support was the most voted feature and thus it has been implemented! Now you can please your schizo^Wdesire to use different nicks, users and real names depending on the server. Simply edit the server in preferences and change the details.
• Message Patterns:
• Everybody knows text can be boring because it is all just text. Nothing can sidetrack you except reading that bare text. Text often has recurring patterns from which something useful and interactive can be created. For example, someone writes:
• Hey meebey, do you know RFC2812?
• RFCs are a recurring pattern with a distinct number behind it and are real references to something in the internet (collection of protocol specifications).
• So I would usually fire up a browser tab, copy/paste or type RFC2812 into my favorite search engine and click the first hit. Then I'd reply to the question afterwards. But with Smuxi's message patters, it turns RFC2812 into a link on which you can simply click to launch the relevant document.
• Wow this is very cool, but isn't this already happening with http URLs and email addresses? Exactly! Why shouldn't more information be used to create useful things from it? Smuxi message patterns allow you to define text patterns that are transformed into clickable links. This can be used for RFCs, CVEs, bug report numbers (#XXX), git commit hashes and much more. Make good use of your creativity!
• By default Smuxi comes with built-in message patterns for:
• URLs
• heuristic URLs (not starting with http:// etc)
• email addresses
• RFCs
• CVEs
• Debian Security Advisories (DSA)
• Many popular bug trackers (GNU, GCC, kernel, Launchpad, freedesktop, GNOME, KDE, Xfce, Debian, Redhat, Novell, Xamarin, openSUSE, Mozilla, Samba, SourceForge, CPAN, boost, Claws and Smuxi)
• If you know more general patterns useful for others, please submit them.
• For a full list of built-in message patterns or how to add your own patterns, head over to the message pattern documentation.
• Hooks Enhancements:
• A bug was fixed that prevented hooks from issuing more than one command
• New hook points:
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-added
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-removed
• engine/session/on-group-chat-person-updated
• New hook variables:
• CMD
• CMD_PARAMETER
• CMD_CHARACTER
• PROTOCOL_MANAGER_PRESENCE_STATUS: Unknown, Offline, Online, Away
• Twitter Enhancements:
• As of 14 Jan 2014, Twitter disallows unencrypted HTTP requests which broke Smuxi's Twitter support. Smuxi is now making exclusively encrypted requests (HTTPS) and thus works with Twitter again.
• JabbR (Beta) Enhancements:
• Messages now raise Smuxi hooks
• The Validate certificate setting is now correctly honored.
• Updated Translations:
• Smuxi should now be in your language, including:
• Initial complete Dutch (Jeroen Baten)

What is new in version 0.10:

• GNOME Frontend Enhancements:
• Tabs replaced with chat list. The list is grouped by server and sorted alphabetically. Private (person to person) chats are sorted after public (group) chats.
• Man pages included for smuxi-frontend-gnome (Calvin Buckley)
• /window command now cycles through tabs with same name (Oliver Schneider)
• The Windows installer was switched to GTK# 2.12.22 which is more stable than the previous used 2.12.20 version.
• Adding and editing remote engines works now correctly on Windows and OS X.
• Text Frontend Enhancements:
• Messages no longer sometimes get sent multiple times
• Rare crashes with scrolling were fixed
• Man pages included for smuxi-frontend-stfl (Calvin Buckley)
• Smuxi Hooks / Scripts / Plugins Support:
• After years of waiting we are more than happy to finally announce the added scripting support in Smuxi! You are probably thinking right now "so which scripting language is it?! C#? VB.NET? JavaScript? Perl? Python? Ruby? Maybe even PHP?" and here comes the best part: ALL OF THEM AND MORE! More? What else there would be... well, if you really want you can write Smuxi hooks in C, C++ or even assemble.
• IRC Enhancements:
• mIRC color reset control codes no longer eat characters
• Codepage WINDOWS 1251 is now available as encoding needed for Cyrillic support. (GH-81, #474)
• XMPP (Beta) Enhancements:
• Pretty chat states: you can now see if your chat peer is composing a message with a pretty design (Oliver Schneider / George Karavasilev)
• Find Group Chats support for chat rooms on own server (Oliver Schneider)
• Resource collisions are no longer happening if resource was not overridden. (Oliver Schneider)
• Multi user chats (MUC) are automatically rejoined after a reconnect.
• When "Use Encryption" is enabled, Smuxi will now force SSL/TLS. If that fails it will no longer silently downgrade to unencrypted. If you can suddenly no longer connect, check if "Use Encryption" is correctly configured for that server (as not all XMPP servers support SSL/TLS).
• Annoying FeatureNotImplemented messages are no longer visible.
• Added translations.
• Twitter Enhancements:
• /retweet command and /reply command. Both commands need a short id as parameter so Smuxi knows which tweet you want to retweet or reply to. The short ids are shown in brackets like [42] before each tweet. Example of how a reply to tweet with short id 42 could look like: /reply 42 thanks, Smuxi is awesome!
• /search command
• /timeline command (Andres G. Aragoneses)
• /follow and /unfollow command
• On Connect Commands are now executed (Andres G. Aragoneses)
• Twitter context menu (Andres G. Aragoneses)
• JabbR (Beta) Enhancements:
• Message History: Opening chats will now load and show the previous messages from the JabbR server.
• Added automatic and manual reconnect support.
• Added translations.
• Campfire (Beta) Enhancements:
• Fixed an issue that can lead to a DoS behavior when the session becomes invalid. (Carlos Martin Nieto)
• Server Enhancements:
• The server will now cleanly shutdown on SIGINT and SIGTERM signals. (Christopher James Halse Rogers)
• Man pages included for smuxi-server (Calvin Buckley)
• Updated Translations:
• Initial partial Persian (Behrooz Amoozad)
• Initial partial Telugu (Praveen Illa)
• French (Clement Bourgeois)
• Czech (Ondrej Hosek)
• Chinese Simp (Dean Lee)
• Swedish (Martin Bagge)
• Danish (Joe Hansen)
• German (Bianca Mix)
• Spanish (Matias Bellone)
• Partial Turkish (Umut Albayrak)
• Partial Finnish (Kalle Kaitala)
• Partial Portuguese (Brazil) (Leonardo Pires Felix)

What is new in version 0.8.11:

• Enhanced User Interface:
• UI overhaul: Massively revamped menus and toolbars as designed by Georgi
• Karavasilev (me4oslav).
• [Quick replies][771]: You can now query people by clicking on their nickname.
• [Join bar follows the current network][780], ctrl+x switches the network.
• The /exec command is now supported, so now you can execute commands right
• from Smuxi. ([/exec -c][276], [/exec -o][277])
• Size matters: The entry grows and shrinks automatically or [manually][831],
• and the topic bar changes size too. Say goodbye to pointless scrollbars!
• (Oliver Schneider)
• Little things: New tab completion cycling (Ondrej Hosek), reconnect menu
• entry in a server tab context menu, [search from the person list][567],
• better support for Emacs key bindings in GTK+ (Carlos), better Messaging Menu
• support for newer Ubuntu versions. No more hanging gnome-shell for a few
• seconds when a notification is shown.
• The Windows and Mac OS X package now ship an Faenza icon theme by default.
• Mac OS X Enhancements:
• Massive OS X improvements were brought into this release.
• IRC URL handler: Clicking on irc:// links can bring up Smuxi.
• Behaviour: Smuxi has Macintosh menus (including global menu) and behaviour.
• Shortcuts: Smuxi has fully functional keyboard shortcuts on Mac.
• Font: Uses Menlo and fallbacks to Monaco font by default.
• Inspired by changes described [here](https://live.gnome.org/Smuxi/Porting/Mac).
• Kudos to Jonathan Pryor and Michael Lutonsky for OS X guidance and testing!
• [smuxi-server launch script][828] is now included in the Mac package.
• Text Frontend Enhancements:
• Color: The navigation bar displays color for highlights, messages and events
• just like the GNOME frontend does.
• The Basics: Nickname completion, window closing, config management through a
• new /config command, and better Xterm detection support are all in here.
• More stable :-)
• Campfire Support (Beta):
• IRC, Twitter and XMPP weren't sufficient to Carlos Martin Nieto, so he added
• Campfire, a completely new protocol to Smuxi.
• The Campfire engine supports:
• Automatically opens active rooms on connect.
• List and search of available rooms using the Find Group Chat dialog.
• /join command: opens rooms
• /topic command: changes topic of a room
• /upload command: retrieves uploads
• XMPP (Beta) Enhacenments:
• There are massive XMPP enhancements. Thanks to Oliver Schneider (ker), we now
• have:
• Contact list
• /contact command
• /roster command
• Configurable priorities (away and available) with /priority command
• Highlight support (Mirco Bauer)
• IRC Enhacenments:
• Optimized for laptops by reducing the CPU wakeup/s drastically which saves
• Updated Translations:
• Smuxi should now be in your language, including:
• French (Clement Bourgeois)
• German (Bianca Mix)
• Chinese Simp (Dean Lee)
• Danish (Joe Hansen)
• Swedish (Jimmie Elvenmark)
• Finnish (partial) (Kalle Kaitala)
• Build system:
• Travis CI: It's easy to know what broke the build as commits will be built
• as soon as they get pushed.
• Better Visual Studio support: msbuild-preprocess.ps1 (Will Johansson)
• Fixed configure failure on Slackware/Frugalware
• Behind the Scenes:
• [Various memory leak fixes][667]
• Switched Windows builds to GTK# 2.12.20 and .NET 4.5
• Upgraded Twitterizer library to 2.4.1
• Upgraded Newtonsoft.Json library to 4.5.8
• Contributors:#
• Contributors to this release are the following people:
• Mirco Bauer (298 commits)
• Oliver Schneider (32 commits)
• Carlos Martin Nieto (16 commits)
• Will Johansson (4 commits)
• Clement Bourgeois (3 commits, translations)
• Ondrej Hosek (2 commits)
• Calvin B (1 commit)
• George Karavasilev (artwork)
• Kalle Kaitala (translations)
• Joe Hansen (translations)
• Jimmie Elvenmark (translations)
• Dean Lee (translations)
• Bianca Mix (translations)

What is new in version 0.8.10.1:

• Integrated Spell Checking:
• Everyone knows the "how do you spell that word again?" situation and either you don't care and send a possible typo or you go checking a dictionary which is kind of annoying. The good news is: with this release you no longer need to do that, as Smuxi includes automatic spell checking while you type messages. The bad news is that this feature is currently limited to Linux builds, and thus OSX and Windows build do not ship with it. The installers need to be extended and I haven't found pre-compiled OSX nor Windows binaries for the GTK+ spell checking library.
• Favicons for Server Tabs:
• Distinguishing server tabs can be difficult, especially if you have plenty of them. All server tabs have the same icon so you need to search for the right name. I wondered why this issue doesn't happen so easily with a web browser which usually also has lots of tabs open. Besides the page name there is the favicon right in front. So why can't Smuxi make use of that simple but effective technology? Well, now it does! You connect to a known network, and Smuxi will download and show the favicon of the website. It just works and does everything in the background for you.
• Quick Join Bar:
• One thing that makes IRC really difficult for new comers is the important IRC concept that channels are network specific. So what happens is people try to find / join the channel they are looking for but on the wrong network. They have to connect to the right server/network and then switch to the right tab, before they can join the channel (using the /join command or join dialog). The developers of Smuxi had a brainstorming session and came up with something that should be easy enough for anyone to use and finally solves the issue: the quick join bar. You know which channel you want to join and which network, you enter the channel name, select the network from the list and hit the "Join Chat" button and you are done. Now Smuxi will do just the right thing for you and connects to that network if needed, joins the channel if needed, or switches to the channel if you are already there!
• Indention of multi-line messages:
• Messages on IRC and also Twitter are often longer than a single line in Smuxi can show, thus it has to be split into a second line or more. The issue here is that the continuation line looks cluttered because it doesn't align with the first line. Here you can see an example for this issue.
• Enhanced Text Frontend:
• The text frontend which is still in alpha state has received the following enhancements: new /exit command, new /help command, regular and xterm window title, and, several fixed crashes.
• Enhanced Commands:
• The /network command by default shows now all connected and also available networks.

What is new in version 0.8.9:

• [#22]: /issues/show/22 "#22: IPv6 support"
• [#38]: /issues/show/38 "#38: send notices from users to channels and querys where useful"
• [#216]: /issues/show/216 "#216: Consolas font for Windows"
• [#494]: /issues/show/494 "#494: Notices shouldn't open a query"
• [#429]: /issues/show/429 "#429: Using database for logging"
• [#472]: /issues/show/472 "#472: Theme sensitive application icon"
• [#205]: /issues/show/205 "#205: NetworkManager Support"
• [#574]: /issues/show/574 "#574: Smuxi crashes with \"0 is not a valid notification ID\""
• [#590]: /issues/show/590 "#590: Twitter timestamp always wrong"
• [#619]: /issues/show/619 "#619: Maximizing on Windows"
• [#655]: /issues/show/655 "#655: Find group chat not working correctly on freenode"
• [#504]: /issues/show/504 "#504: PPA with daily snapshots"
• [#548]: /issues/show/548 "#548: Support for SAFELIST (RPL_ISUPPORT)"
• [#551]: /issues/show/551 "#551: Set PATH before starting Smuxi on Windows"
• [#554]: /issues/show/554 "#554: Hide Chanserv and Nickserv messages"
• [#591]: /issues/show/554 "#554: Low Bandwidth Mode"
• [#597]: /issues/show/597 "#597: Sync config cache when connecting to smuxi-server"
• [#600]: /issues/show/600 "#600: smuxi-server should not need to perform a version check"
• [#616]: /issues/show/616 "#616: Engine-less nickname completion"
• [#624]: /issues/show/624 "#624: Count and show still pending chats which need to be synchronized"
• [#644]: /issues/show/644 "#644: New Twitter API key with Direct Messages permission"
• [#647]: /issues/show/647 "#647: Shutdown sequence for persistent message buffers"
• [#653]: /issues/show/653 "#653: SSH key authorization support"
• [#659]: /issues/show/659 "#659: Imitate mIRC channel window change (with CTRL+TAB)"
• [#505]: /issues/show/505 "#505: Move on to the next/previous window when pressing ctrl+n and p respectively."
• [#623]: /issues/show/623 "#623: Smuxi no longer shows Direct Messages of Twitter"
• [#464]: /issues/show/464 "#464: Twitter pin command should be more forgiving"
• [#649]: /issues/show/649 "#649: Verify Twitter OAuth tokens, invalidate and re-request when needed"
• [#638]: /issues/show/638 "#638: Crash dialog closes without user interaction"
• [#507]: /issues/show/507 "#507: Crash on startup when no Notification Daemon is running"
• [#512]: /issues/show/512 "#512: Smuxi crashes when spamming the notification daemon"
• [#518]: /issues/show/518 "#518: Crash when closing multiple chats using ctrl+w"
• [#523]: /issues/show/523 "#523: Crash when executing /window close on Smuxi tab"
• [#532]: /issues/show/532 "#532: Crashed on Ubuntu 10.04"
• [#533]: /issues/show/533 "#533: Crash at startup (notification related)"
• [#573]: /issues/show/573 "#573: Use of number in network name make the server crash"
• [#610]: /issues/show/610 "#610: Crash with /network switch freenode"
• [#630]: /issues/show/630 "#630: Crash on highlight"
• [#304]: /issues/show/304 "#304: Startup Crash on OpenSUSE: GLib.GException: Unrecognized image file format"
• [#462]: /issues/show/462 "#462: Keybinds doesn't work when hiding menubar"
• [#536]: /issues/show/536 "#536: /list command should open the Find Group Chat dialog"
• [#549]: /issues/show/549 "#549: Cannot configure/connect to an IRC server with SSL on a port other than 6697 via GUI"

What is new in version 0.8:

• More distinct nick colors by using a combination of colors
• Use of nick colors for userlists
• Emphasis of own nick in bold, making it easier to distinguish sent messages
• Toggle-able menubar
• Full screen mode support for enhanced netbook experience
• Browse mode support
• Remembering of tab order when reconnecting to a smuxi-server
• Sound support by notification daemons which support this extension
• Display of IRC network name instead of hostname in the tab
• Addition of "Open Log" button for easy viewing of logs.

What is new in version 0.7.2.2:

• 29 bugfixes and 13 features later I am happy to announce the second bugfix release, 0.7.2 codenamed 'Lovegood'. This version fixes all bugs
• that were reported since the release of 0.7.1 but also introduces some very sexy new features!
• As the codename suggests, this release contains both love and goods. There are new features that everybody loves such as: file logging, configurable highlight words (Chris Le Sueur), fully customizable filters to ignore messages or events, markerlines which device old messages from new messages, enhanced network status and window title format, and extended CTCP support. Too good to be true? It's real! The feedback I received from FOSDEM 2010 has spurred development and
• attracted new developers and translators.
• Smuxi news can also be retrieved by following the official Smuxi Twitter account: http://twitter.com/smuxi
• New languages includes: Portuguese (Americo Monteiro), Danish (Joe Hansen), partially Finnish (Kalle Kaitala), and partially Catalan
• (Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals). Updated languages includes: French (Clement BOURGEOIS), German (Bianca Mix), Italian (Vincenzo Campanella), Czech (Michal Simunek), Swedish (Martin Bagge), and British (Ryan Smith-Evans).
• Going forward, translations will be coordinated and maintained by using Transifex. If you wish to submit or update translations, simply visit
• the Smuxi project on Transifex. You can find out how Transifex works by reading to our Translation HowTo.

What is new in version 0.7.2.1:

• 29 bugfixes and 13 features later I am happy to announce the second bugfix release, 0.7.2 codenamed 'Lovegood'. This version fixes all bugs
• that were reported since the release of 0.7.1 but also introduces some very sexy new features!
• As the codename suggests, this release contains both love and goods. There are new features that everybody loves such as: file logging, configurable highlight words (Chris Le Sueur), fully customizable filters to ignore messages or events, markerlines which device old messages from new messages, enhanced network status and window title format, and extended CTCP support. Too good to be true? It's real! The feedback I received from FOSDEM 2010 has spurred development and
• attracted new developers and translators.
• Smuxi news can also be retrieved by following the official Smuxi Twitter account: http://twitter.com/smuxi
• New languages includes: Portuguese (Americo Monteiro), Danish (Joe Hansen), partially Finnish (Kalle Kaitala), and partially Catalan
• (Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals). Updated languages includes: French (Clement BOURGEOIS), German (Bianca Mix), Italian (Vincenzo Campanella), Czech (Michal Simunek), Swedish (Martin Bagge), and British (Ryan Smith-Evans).
• Going forward, translations will be coordinated and maintained by using Transifex. If you wish to submit or update translations, simply visit
• the Smuxi project on Transifex. You can find out how Transifex works by reading to our Translation HowTo.

What is new in version 0.7.1:

• Bugfixes:
• Bug #290: Twitter hostname and port can be configured in settings
• Bug #293: Crash when using numeric passwords
• Bug #294: Smuxi needs to tolerate temporarly Twitter issues
• Bug #297: NullReferenceException on start with auto-connecting Twitter account
• Bug #299: /server and /connect $server crashes with NullReferenceException
• Bug #301: Highlights are not shown when connecting to remote engine
• Bug #302: First message after opening a new query tab is not highlighted
• Bug #303: Reconnect loop with bouncers (irssi-proxy)
• Bug #307: Adding Server crashes with NullReferenceException
• Bug #308: Netsplit triggers "excess flood" kick cycle on Freenode
• Bug #311: /join suddenly stops working
• Bug #312: Random Startup / Connect Crash: NullReferenceException
• Bug #314: Tarball contains binaries
• Bug #320: Smuxi crashes when trying to add a server with an invalid/unsupported protocol
• Bug #321: Show away-messages only once does not work
• Bug #323: Partial self triggered highlights
• Bug #326: /topic command can trigger highlights
• Bug #327: Using /rejoin on an unconnected channel blocks, gives error msg
• New translations:
• Partial Catalan translation (Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals)

Requirements:

• gtk+
• Mono Project
• Gtk#
• SmartIrc4net
• Nini
• Apache log4net