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SVN snapshots, in addition to anonymous SVN (see below), are available daily. If you want to participate in development and get full SVN access, please ask Jon.
If you want to know what has changed in every detail, you should subscribe to the Licq commit mailinglist.
Brief summary of changes for the last week:
You can download the current Licq snapshot licq-20060705.
Remember, these are development versions, so they might have new and untested features or contain bugs. They might not even compile, so use them at your own risk.
Please join the Licq development mailinglist when you use the snapshots regularly. You should report problems with the snapshots or discuss feature requests/patches there.
If there is a problem with the snapshot itself, please tell me.
The anonymous SVN server is read-only. If you have installed the svn binary, you can use it to easily keep up to date with bleeding edge Licq development. This is only intended for those who have at least basic knowledge in SVN usage or those who want to figure it out on their own. All others are strongly recommended to use the regularly generated SVN snapshots (see above for details).
Checkout the latest version of Licq and the most common plugins with:
# svn co http://svn.licq.org/svn/trunk/licq
You have to run
# make -f Makefile.cvs
to generate the ./configure script needed for compiling the source. You need automake 1.4 or later installed to succeed.
If you experience any unusual problems, please inform me.