Alliance v0.9.7 released!

[litening]

Hey guys, giving you the usual heads up.

Here's what's new in this version:
+ Added a small clock on friend icon when friend is away from the computer
+ Search hits are now compressed - this should make search result come back faster
+ Your own share is now viewable from the "view" menu
+ It's possible to send links to files in your share into the public chat - look in your share for this function
+ Duplicate files tab (also reached from view menu)
+ Current transfer speed is now shown in tray icon tooltip
+ Support for normal links to websites in chat
+ Discreete download and upload speed diagram in toolbar
+ Cut/Copy/Paste popup menus in places where you'd excpect them
+ Added a more detailed view of the selected download
+ Possibility to select what messages should show up as bubbles in system tray
+ Simplified search UI a bit
+ Changed color of star for "experienced" friends - it's green now
+ HTML no longer allowed in chat
+ Moved setting file, alliance hash database, alliance file index and other persistant state information to data/ folder - this folder is automatically created
+ Moved trace.log and error.log to logs/ folder - this folder is automatically created
+ Improved startup speed of entire application
+ Improved startup speed of splash window
+ Maybe fixed bug: all files turn up as duplicates

http://www.alliancep2p.com/download
http://sourceforge.net/projects/alliancep2p/

cheers

[GrymRpr]

Should have put up a link to the overview for the n00bs instead of a direct DL link

http://www.alliancep2p.com/overview.shtml

[gummbah]

I really like this programm.
It is a kind of decentralised DC++ which allows you to setup friend-to-friend networks really easy, without the need for a centralised server like in DC.

Keep the good work going!

[LANjackal]

Unfortunately, I haven't found a use for this program just yet, but it's an excellent concept. Keep up the good work

[IceCube]

Just so you know:

Feb 18, 2007

[LANjackal]

Just so you know:

Feb 18, 2007

Damn people resurrecting dead threads... grrrr

[gummbah]

I don't see why a thread from feb 18 should be dead.
It is the latest thread that deals with Alliance.
Could have started a new one, but what's the difference?

[multivariable]

Java. Pah!

[IceCube]

Well, apparently, some people like coffee Multi. I'm not a fan myself though.

[gummbah]

Yeah probably better if it was not written in Java. But I am not aware of any alterative that allows decentralised sharing with friends in a way that everybody understands how to setup (most of my friends are not computer wizzkids at all, but they do understand alliance).