Telethon

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Yes, really cool! I promise. Even though this is meant to be a _library_, that doesn't mean it can't have a good _interactive client_ for you to try the library out. This is why now you can do many, many things with the `InteractiveTelegramClient`:
- **List dialogs** (chats) and pick any you wish.
- **Send any message** you like, text, photos or even documents.
- **List** the **latest messages** in the chat.
- **Download** any message's media (photos, documents or even contacts!).
- **Receive message updates** as you talk (i.e., someone sent you a message).

It actually is an usable-enough client for your day by day. You could even add `libnotify` and pop, you're done! A great cli-client with desktop notifications.

Also, being able to download and upload media implies that you can do the same with the library itself. Did I need to mention that? Oh, and now, with even less bugs! I hope.

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Telegram is more than an application to send and receive messages. You can also **send and receive media**. Now, this implementation also gives you the power to upload and download media from any message that contains it! Nothing can now stop you from filling up all your disk space with all the photos! If you want to, of course.

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This version handles **updates in a different thread** (if you wish to do so). This means that both the low level `TcpClient` and the not-so-low-level `MtProtoSender` are now multi-thread safe, so you can use them with more than a single thread without worrying!

This also implies that you won't need to send a request to **receive an update** (is someone typing? did they send me a message? has someone gone offline?). They will all be received **instantly**.

Some other cool examples of things that you can do: when someone tells you "_Hello_", you can automatically reply with another "_Hello_" without even needing to type it by yourself :)

However, be careful with spamming!! Do **not** use the program for that!

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There probably are some bugs left, which haven't yet been found. However, the majority of code works and the application is already usable! Not only that, but also uses the latest scheme as of now _and_ handles way better the errors. This tag is being used to mark this release as stable enough.