Build 59 can be downloaded from here:
Windows: Rainlendar-2.3.b59.zip
Linux TAR: Rainlendar-2.3.b59.tar.bz2
Linux DEB: rainlendar2-pro_2.3.b59-1_i386.deb
Mac OS X (Intel): Rainlendar-2.3.b59.dmg

The Mac version should work in OS X 10.4 Tiger now too.

This is beta version! It has not been tested.

o Skin addons do not have to share the skin's name anymore. The addon can define the skin in a file called "skin".
o Script timers weren't deleted on the refresh which caused a crash. Fixed.
o Disabled menus on Mac when the Options dialog is active.
o Network shared calendars can choose to use either basic or digest authentication.
o Changed the Google calendar plugin to always use secure connection.
o Calendars are automatically reloaded when resuming from suspend. Works only on Windows and Mac though. The resume delay can be changed from the advanced options.
o Added support for global events in Lua scripts.
o Changed scripts to use libcurd when downloading data from the net.

Rainy wrote:

o Calendars are automatically reloaded when resuming from suspend. Works only on Windows and Mac though. The resume delay can be changed from the advanced options.


Nice Feature ! I didn't even think of it before !

Rainy wrote:

o Skin addons do not have to share the skin's name anymore. The addon can define the skin in a file called "skin".


Thanks !

I've got a warning from Nod32 about possible virus while downloading the zip package:

www.rainlendar.net/download/Rainlendar-2.3.b59.zip
probably unknown NewHeur_PE virus
connection terminated - quarantined
Threat was detected upon access to web by the application:
E:\Programs\FirefoxPortable2\App\firefox\firefox.exe.

I tried to download the other beta versions since b55 and there was no warnings.
~

The Nod32's heuristics seem to give a lot of false positives. There isn't much else I can do about it except to suggest to use some other anti-virus application.

Rainy wrote:
The Nod32's heuristics seem to give a lot of false positives. There isn't much else I can do about it except to suggest to use some other anti-virus application.

OK, no problem with me, I've just tried to be helpful

Free AVG reports it as a Generic Trojan.