#Trillian pro features archive#

#Trillian pro features archive#

If you have a stroke of nostalgia, you may go to web archive to take a look. It was radical and aroused compliants from the forum for its sometimes assymmetrical table legs.ДЄnyhow, the current design has been up for almost 2 years since the release of 0.70, and I had been maintaining the contents to make sure the site is at least saying what it should. It was designed mainly aimed at saving bandwidth yet retaining some sort of identity by manipulating html tables. Later I come in and introduced this set of design. The web site has been set up by Scott & Kevin, designed by Ryan Saghir. :)ДЄs time goes by, this is my third year around here. I'm glad that the recent web updates work well in promoting the beta and making the community happy. Thank for all your support in the se thr eads.

which are affected by different configurations (which version of Windows you're running, etc.), we really want to get those things tested. Since most of 2.0's major changes are internal - making everything support Unicode, redoing the windowing and skin system, etc. It's really important to get as many Pro users as possible dealing with the beta now, in the last stages, because there's inevitably differences between Windows machine configurations and installs which trip us up we want 2.0 to be as solid as possible on as many systems as possible before release. Go pound on that if it's solid, I can finally start adding new features (new file transfer! MUC!) rather than making certain the framework is solid. There's been a lot of reworking of the Jabber medium (especially with regards to SSL), and so I'm hoping all the bugs there have been eliminated. If you're a Trillian Pro user, go into the members section of the website and grab the new beta, let us know. but Trillian Pro 2.0 Public Beta 2 is out. It's been far too long since I posted here.