You have a subversion conflict. Problem will be gone
when you've solved the conflict.

Well, I'm not going to say you can easily do that by changing a skin, not yet at least.
However, tabs might help. Did you try that?

Small problem, tab key moves to the next input field. Well, here you have a tab,
a gift from me ->   <- and you can copy/paste that one into your custom nicks.

Hope that helps a bit.

Edit : Hmm, I see that (i) my gift is converted to a space here and (ii) tabs in a custom nick make amsn underestimate the graphical string length.
So, you can try, don't know whether it will be very satisfactory.

When does it return? When you restart amsn? Or immediately after it was supposed to be deleted?
And which version of amsn are you using?
For me it works fine, just tested it.

Try to hide and unhide (by clicking the arrow button) your OWN display picture (the one on the bottom).
Does this resize the upper picture for you correctly as well?
I guess so, and you're right this should be fixed. I'll have a look at it, but don't have too much time at the moment,
so hope I can quickly find it.

Hi Hillingar,
It's this part of the code in the script named "amsn" that does this
(you can comment these lines without any problem by putting # before each line):

Code:

# Bye bye hidden files in file dialogs (works fine with Mac even without this).
if {[OnLinux]} {
    catch { tk_getOpenFile -w00t } ;# start file dialog with unknown option
    set ::tk::dialog::file::showHiddenVar 0
}

The reason for implementing it like this is that a linux user directory often has *many* hidden directories that
you really do not want to see here. They are hidden for a purpose. Also, they do not show in a normal directory listing (the 'ls' command).

Finally, note that it's still "easy" to enter hidden directories, if you know how to. Just click the "send file" button on a chat window (you'll be in the default home dir). Then type .amsn and press enter. You now do see the contents of this hidden folder.

The way it was before there were also complaints from users.
I guess it could be configurable with an option in advanced preferences perhaps ...

That already exists, it is called the gnotify plugin.
From preferences you can disable to regular email check.
Have fun.

Hi. That is how it is supposed to work. You are notified that somebody started a conversation.
The idea is you then know there's a conversation window in which you could give a reply.

You probably want to have each incoming message displayed as a notify window as well?
I do not think that is a good idea. You still want to fix something?

Well, for me it worked
Do you have any errors in your status log? (ctrl+s from the client list).

I just committed a fix for this, you could upgrade to latest SVN and try again.

Hmm, what Tcl/Tk version are you using?

ah yes, I see, I read it a bit too fast, sorry.

Both are possible.
Go to "View History" in the "Contacts" menu on the contact list
to view the history of all users - including offline users.

For webcam history, you need the item right below "View History" that
says "View Webcam Sessions".

Good you posted your status log, but
could you post your protocol log as well?
Hit Ctrl+D from your client list.
Make sure you remove your info, like your email address etc. I'll edit your message above, as that also includes your email address.

What do you mean with "temp picture" ?
It changes to some pic for a short while, then changes back?

Further, if you hit Alt-P when the contact list has focus, you will enter the plugin log window.
You see any error messages over there?

Well, just c:\pictures indeed I would say.
Did you try this? Is it not working?
Use the default of 10 seconds, increase it later when you see it works.
If not, also try a path without spaces (so, c:\pictures is fine, don't use c:\my documents\images),
as that could perhaps be an issue.