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Remove @dirrm entries from PLISTs
2009-06-14 20:03:28 +02:00
@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.3 2009/06/14 18:09:31 joerg Exp $
Initial import of kiax 0.8.4 In the process of the development of Asterisk a new protocol has gathered the attention among the VoIP users - the Inter-Asterisk eXchange, or IAX (TM), Protocol, used as a the native communication protocol between Asterisk PBX Servers. What is particularly good in it is that it requires only one UDP port per endpoint to create a successful communication channel for VoIP calls. This makes it much friendlier for users behind NAT, which is not the case with SIP and H.323 - they required specific router configurations for their channel establishment, thus hindering faster spread of VoIP on the home and corporate desktop.
2006-01-25 01:00:03 +01:00
bin/kiax
Changes 0.8.5: * Updated Bulgarian, French, Polish, Spanish, German, Italian translations * Fixed possible crash on systray click * Fixed accidental dialing on group collapse * Fixed DTMF from keyboard - invalid keys are filtered * Cleaner disconnect (unregister all reigstered accounts) * Contacts are now grouped in account folders * New iaxclient with tipix Echo Cancellation * Added support for Italian, Spanish and Hebrew languages * While calling just press number keys to send DTMF (no need to switch to dialpad) * Call register shows call duration * Added icons for registration status tracking * Added options for muting incoming and outgoing rings * Added option to run command on incoming call * Fixed bugs.
2006-04-14 11:56:03 +02:00
share/kiax/icons/account-connected.png
share/kiax/icons/account-connecting.png
share/kiax/icons/account-rejected.png
share/kiax/icons/account-small.png
share/kiax/icons/account-timeout.png
share/kiax/icons/account.png
Initial import of kiax 0.8.4 In the process of the development of Asterisk a new protocol has gathered the attention among the VoIP users - the Inter-Asterisk eXchange, or IAX (TM), Protocol, used as a the native communication protocol between Asterisk PBX Servers. What is particularly good in it is that it requires only one UDP port per endpoint to create a successful communication channel for VoIP calls. This makes it much friendlier for users behind NAT, which is not the case with SIP and H.323 - they required specific router configurations for their channel establishment, thus hindering faster spread of VoIP on the home and corporate desktop.
2006-01-25 01:00:03 +01:00
share/kiax/icons/contact.png
share/kiax/icons/dial.png
share/kiax/icons/failed.png
share/kiax/icons/hangup.png
share/kiax/icons/hold.png
share/kiax/icons/incoming.png
Changes 0.8.5: * Updated Bulgarian, French, Polish, Spanish, German, Italian translations * Fixed possible crash on systray click * Fixed accidental dialing on group collapse * Fixed DTMF from keyboard - invalid keys are filtered * Cleaner disconnect (unregister all reigstered accounts) * Contacts are now grouped in account folders * New iaxclient with tipix Echo Cancellation * Added support for Italian, Spanish and Hebrew languages * While calling just press number keys to send DTMF (no need to switch to dialpad) * Call register shows call duration * Added icons for registration status tracking * Added options for muting incoming and outgoing rings * Added option to run command on incoming call * Fixed bugs.
2006-04-14 11:56:03 +02:00
share/kiax/icons/kiaxlogo.png
Initial import of kiax 0.8.4 In the process of the development of Asterisk a new protocol has gathered the attention among the VoIP users - the Inter-Asterisk eXchange, or IAX (TM), Protocol, used as a the native communication protocol between Asterisk PBX Servers. What is particularly good in it is that it requires only one UDP port per endpoint to create a successful communication channel for VoIP calls. This makes it much friendlier for users behind NAT, which is not the case with SIP and H.323 - they required specific router configurations for their channel establishment, thus hindering faster spread of VoIP on the home and corporate desktop.
2006-01-25 01:00:03 +01:00
share/kiax/icons/missed.png
share/kiax/icons/outgoing.png
share/kiax/icons/resume.png
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