You can get the latest version of Flux in several formats:

• RPM package [ Fedora Core 3 | SuSE 9.3 ]
  Suitable for regular users.

• RPM developer package [ Fedora Core 3 | SuSE 9.3 ]
  Suitable for developers.

• SRPM package [ Fedora Core 3 | SuSE 9.3 ]
  Suitable for packagers and developers.

• Source tarball
  Suitable for developers and users who can't use the RPM package management system.

News

Flux 0.10.0 (August 28th, 2005)

• Finished implementing fast elliptic curve cryptographic functions.
• Implemented FluxWorker, which can schedule arbitrary function calls in separate threads and provide return values to the main thread.
• Implemented FluxIndexedList, a GList with fast lookup, append and remove.
• Eliminated a huge performance drag when dispatching many small I/O stream events in FluxTcpIO. The worker thread was woken up way too often.
• Did the above for FluxFileIO as well, but the benefit seems to be much smaller.
• Eliminated a slight, but unnecessary performance drag in FluxObject type checking.
• Eliminated all warnings as issued by GCC 4.0.1 on Linux.

Flux 0.9.1 (June 11th, 2005)

• Cleaned up the FluxMarshaller code, to avoid problems on 64-bit archs and GCC 4.
• Made FluxRng consume slightly more data from /dev/random (if present).
• Made FluxIPResolver always keep a thread handy.
• Cleaned up configure.in, removing some useless options.
• Explicitly require the gthread module.
• Eliminated new GCC warnings all over.

Flux 0.9.0 (April 10th, 2005)

• Implemented utilities for simplified GObject definition.
• Implemented FluxInterval.
• Implemented random-order traversal for FluxPatTree cursors.
• Added large file support and error reporting to FluxFileIO.
• Made FluxPatTree cursors remain valid across unrelated removals/insertions.
• Made FluxFifo free up buffers more aggressively.
• Reduced threads' memory overhead somewhat.
• Bugfix: FluxCachedFile could corrupt data occasionally.
• Bugfix: FluxTcpListener sockets were not closed on finalization.
• Bugfix: FluxFifo could give a bad free count.
• Bugfix: FluxMarshaller marshalled booleans in an architecture-dependent way.
• Bugfix: Portability fixes.
• The "examples" directory is now called "test".

Flux 0.8.2 (May 28th, 2004)

• Detect getnameinfo() and getaddrinfo() and use those if available.
• Break out of dispatch callbacks after a set amount of data has been processed, ensuring control is given back to the main loop regularly.
• Made all async callbacks be low priority.
• Bugfix: Doesn't stall the main loop if data is coming in faster than it can be handled by the client app.

Flux 0.8.1 (May 25th, 2004)

• Bugfix: Fixed a leak in FluxTcpIO.
• Bugfix: Added a definition that was missing from the win32 .def file.

Flux 0.8.0 (May 23rd, 2004)

• Made FluxFileIO threaded, using fds directly instead of GIOChannels.
• Made FluxTcpIO threaded.
• Made FluxTcpListener threaded.
• Made FluxFifo threadsafe.
• Implemented FluxIPAddr, an IPv4/IPv6 address class.
• Implemented FluxIPResolver, an async DNS resolver class.
• Implemented FluxBoolArray, which is a simple, auto-expanding array of bits.
• Implemented FluxBinPath, which describes a path through a binary tree.
• Implemented FluxPackedBinTree, which stores data in a compact, static binary tree structure.
• Implemented FluxECSecretKey, FluxECPublicKey and supporting elliptic curve cryptography functions (API still not finished).
• Implemented a few cross-platform socket utilities, particularly targeted towards win32 compatibility.
• As a consequence of changes listed above, Flux no longer depends on GNet.
• Made the RPMs require zlib packages (thanks to Michael Wolf).