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0.133 Aug 1, 2008 (beta)
"House of Butterflies"
GNKSA Approved!
0.14.2 August 31, 2003 (stable)
"This is not a psychotic episode. It's a cleansing moment of clarity."
What is Pan?

Pan is a Usenet newsreader that's good at both text and binaries. It supports offline reading, scoring and killfiles, yEnc, NZB, and multiserver. It's also the only Unix newsreader to get a perfect score on the Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval evaluations. It runs on Unix and Unix-like operating systems, Mac OS X, and Windows,

The 2006 redesign and rewrite of Pan has made Pan significantly faster, cut its memory footprint by 85% in large newsgroups, and added nzb and multiserver support. See its announcement for details.

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This release is recommended for everyone using the rewrite betas: it contains an important security fix and build failures on modern compilers, as well as a handful of usability issues.

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This release is recommended for everyone using the rewrite betas: it fixes some crashes, memory leaks, and attachment corruption and it speeds up loading and saving newsgroup headers on disk.

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This release is recommended for everyone using the rewrite betas: it fixes some crashes, memory leaks, and attachment corruption and it speeds up loading and saving newsgroup headers on disk.

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This release uses significantly less memory on 64-bit machines, loads and saves articles faster, and has the usual assortment of tweaks, additions, and bug fixes.

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This release cheerfully inches a little closer to 1.0. A nasty 0.128 crash was fixed, and a handful of requested features have been added.

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This is another incremental release -- a handful of bugfixes, a little more polish, and a couple of new features.

 

April 12, 2007: 0.127: "Eckythump"
March 28, 2007: 0.126: "Demon Sweat"
February 21, 2007: 0.125: "Potzrebie"
February 12, 2007: 0.124: "Goblin Worlds"
February 6, 2007: 0.123: "El Nuevo Barretto"
February 3, 2007: 0.122: "Not Even Wrong"
January 22, 2007: 0.121: "Dortmunder"
January 2, 2007: 0.120: "Plate of Shrimp"
November 10, 2006: 0.119: "Karma Hunters"
November 2, 2006: 0.118: "Gustaf Von Musterhausen"
October 16, 2006: 0.117: "We'll fly and we'll fall and we'll burn"
October 10, 2006: 0.116: "Blanton's"
September 30, 2006: 0.115: "Mrs. Kerr Says Remember the Tip Jar"
September 25, 2006: 0.114: "You'll Have to Go Sideways"
September 18, 2006: 0.113 is one of Nakata's favorites"
September 10, 2006: 0.112: "Elijah Craig"
September 3, 2006: 0.111: "Tweedy"
August 27, 2006: 0.110: "Beable Beable"
August 18, 2006: 0.109: "Beable"
August 13, 2006: 0.108: "Mama's Little Joyboy Loves Lobsters, Lobsters"
August 8, 2006: 0.107: "Umi De No Jiatsu"
August 2, 2006: 0.106: "Dum Maro Dum"
July 26, 2006: 0.105: "When Churchill opened the door, it was a new car, a Chevrolet Nova."