Hi Siddhesh, How is the sify dialer different from other dialers. Does it use some unconventional protocols.
Steven On Wednesday 07 June 2006 04:30, Siddhesh Poyarekar wrote: > (AntiDialer is a GNU/Linux broadband dialer for Sify broadband users) > > Hi, > > > I have released AntiDialer v0.1 into the wild today. The main feature > of this release is that it is no longer just a GUI dialer. It is now a > console based dialer with a GUI plugin. Here are the details: > > AntiDialer version 0.1 is out today. Get it here: > > https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=157014&package_id=17 >5411&release_id=422809 > > This version has been released in three forms: > > 0) source tarball > 1) debian package > 2) rpm package (auto-created from the deb package with alien) > > New Features: > ------------------ > > 0. Complete rewrite of the core to remove all dependence on QT > libraries. QT dependency is only for the UI plugin now. > 1. Console based interface for the shell junkies > 2. Plugin interface to allow new feature implementation in the form of > separate plugin libraries > 3. A GUI plugin based on QT > 4. Ability to provide username/password at console. You may write the > command with username and password into an rc.d file and it will > autoconnect on startup. > > Features removed: > -------------------------- > > 0. Heartbeat: This feature is useless unless you want a tray icon > alive all the time. A tray icon can be implemented as a plugin. The > old heartbeat code is still there in the tarball if anyone's > interested. > > > > Regards, > Siddhesh > > -- > http://siddhesh.tk -- Life would have been a lot more easier if we could look at the source code. -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
