No worries.
To be perfectly honest, while writing my reply to you, I almost asked if you had ULib installed.
I went back to the original release post here to verify whether or not ULIb was mentioned, and also did a quick scan of it's readme file.
No mention of it being required.
After seeing your post about it working now with ULib installed, I did a quick search of some of the code.
It uses ULib.tsay to say "welcome back" and some other messages.
I could see that causing failure overall if that one function failed.
Perhaps Megiddo can throw in a quick update to either 1) say ULib is required in the release post or 2) add a quick ULib check, if no ULib, make a ULib.tsay function within the code.
We've done it on other releases to allow them not require ULib.
However, we are partial to it, and even when we've not required ULib at first; many times we find out during a feature enhancement we'd rather use ULib to do something we've already written than re-write (a) new function(s).