RSSOwl 1.1.1 released

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We are happy to announce the first bugfix-release for the 1.1 branch.
But RSSOwl 1.1.1 is not only fixing a lot of bugs, it is also bringing back the usefull ToolBar in the Favorites Tree to perform some global actions like "Reload All Favorites" or "Mark all Favorites Read".

Other features:
  • RSSOwl is now fully supporting NTLM-based Authentication
  • Solaris release is no longer using old Motif, but state-of-the-art GTK2
  • Various Performance Improvements
  • New language Thai added
Please see the Changelog at http://rssowl.org/CHANGELOG.txt for a complete list of changes.

Download: http://www.rssowl.org/download

Update: Thanks to Kay, the RPMs are now online as well.

May the Owl be with you,
Ben
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Mac OS X

Submitted by Joe (not verified) on Mon, 2005-05-16 15:57.

I downloaded the last mac OS X build: it is 1.1, not 1.1.1
:-(

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Are you sure? I just checked

Submitted by bpasero on Mon, 2005-05-16 18:04.

Are you sure? I just checked it and the Mac release looks good (although I am currently not able to launch it, because I am not having a Mac here right now). Please check the version in the About dialog (Help > About). What is it saying?

Ben

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A request pertaining to the rpm

Submitted by rvprasad on Fri, 2005-05-27 20:16.

Hi,

Thanks to Kay for providing the rpms for rssowl. It makes life simpler :-) However, rssowl package is dependent on jdk-1.4.2 rpm package. This is not a breaking dependence as the "--nodeps" installation of the rssowl rpm package works fine. So, can you please remove the dependence on the jdk-1.4.2 package? Or provide an empty jdk-1.4.2 package for users who have alternate jdk installations?

Thanks,

- Venkatesh

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Hi, *hmm*, RSSOwl needs an

Submitted by admiral_kay on Tue, 2005-05-31 12:10.

Hi,

*hmm*, RSSOwl needs an installed JDK. So I think it makes sense that there is a dependence. If you installed Java from source you also can install RSSOwl from source. An installed Java 5 RPM should also work.

Greetings,
Kay
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NTLMv2

Submitted by PFM on Tue, 2007-03-06 00:37.

Does RSSOwl support NTLMv2 authentication?

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