Dec 5, 2002 - New Release:
0.13.2.91 "A Cat Named Noburu Wataya"
What is Pan?
Pan is a newsreader which attempts to be pleasing to both
new and experienced users. In addition to the standard newsreader
features, Pan also supports yEnc,
offline newsreading, article filtering, multiple connections,
and more features for power users
and alt.binaries fans.
It's also the only Unix newsreader to get a
on the Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval
This release adds a few new bugfixes and speedups, as well as adding back
the `single-click selects, rather than activates' option.
A release number with ".9x" appended to the end denotes a this release
as a beta without confusing RPM's brain with a name like "0.13.3-pre2".
Changes since 0.13.2.90
||Reinstated the `single-click selects, rather than activates' option.
|Changed Subject sorting for better grouping of similar posts in binaries groups.
|Changed the filenames of duplicate saved attachments so that they're easier to grep for.
|Added support in config.xml for tweaking the toolbar's appearance:
||Minor speed tweaks when updating the header and group panes.
|Fixed bug which caused follow-ups to fail in some very long threads.
|Fixed bug didn't save article bodies if both `save attachments' and `save body' were checked and the article had no attachments.
|The header pane now updates itself to match the gtk2 theme's colors when the desktop's gtk2 theme changes.
|Fixed bug that tricked Pan into thinking a text message was a uuencoded message by starting the message with a uu begin line.
|Fixed minor display bug in the header pane which sometimes hid the sorting '+' or '-' in the column header.