Changes in release 0.8.3:

* This is a test release, since I can't build things on Athena.  Eit.
  There's one thing that looks like it might be the strange-segfault bug,
  and allowed items to be pushed into the tree in the wrong order; fix it.

* Minor changes for autoconf-2.5x compliance.

Changes in release 0.8.2:

* Allow users in non-default realms.  Just put 'user@REALM.COM' in the
  .anyone file.  'user' will be displayed everywhere, except that the
  fully qualified Kerberos principal of the user will be displayed in
  graphical tooltips.

* Added a couple of asserts to help track down strange segfaults.  But
  I don't think they're fixed yet.

Changes in release 0.8.1:

* Restructure some of the internal code.  In particular, it's now
  possible to tell whether a particular item corresponds to a user or
  a group from the code.  This lets us work around some massive
  brokenness under Gtk+ where the widget kit would destroy a group
  widget for us, resulting in a segmentation fault.  This also means
  that you will never get a subtree-expand thingy when there are no
  users or subgroups for a particular group now.

Changes in release 0.8.0:

* Added a preferences box (to gznola only), and add the option of
  having periodic updates to the user tree.  Save those options in
  a GNOME configuration file.  znol-based updates of the tree aren't
  available (yet).

* Rewrote the GtkAnyone tree child code, so that trees look correct
  now.

Changes in release 0.7.2:

* Created a GtkSaneProgressBar class with a minimum width of 20
  pixels, instead of 150.  This is almost more of a pain than it's
  worth; see xznola/GtkSaneProgressBar.c.  See also Debian bug #60310.

* Implemented File/Open.

* Restructured the SGML programmers' documentation a little.

* Put in a quickie dialog box for File/Locate.  It's not elegant, but
  it works.

Changes in release 0.7.1:

* Fixed a stupid error in lib/zuser.c so that things actually work.

Changes in release 0.7.0:

* Changed GtkAnyone back into a GtkTree.  This makes some things possible,
  like tool-tips on the user objects.  We've gone back to the naive
  implementation that appeared around xznola-0.3.0, IIRC, which means that
  the display looks a little ugly (see the TODO file for details).

* Added tool-tips on user objects.  We now have all of the functionality
  that was in xznola-0.3.0.  Whoo-hoo!

Changes in release 0.6.0:

* Added a GNOME-capable version of xznola, called 'gznola'.

* The gtk_anyone code got rewritten into GtkAnyone, a Gtk+ widget; you
  can use it in your own Gtk+ or GNOME programs if you'd like.

* Added documentation created by gtk-doc-tools.

Changes in release 0.5.0:

* Rewrote almost from scratch, using Gtk+ 1.2.

* You can now open, close, and reread .anyone files from the xznola menus.

* Tooltips went away; they'll come back, I promise.  :-)

* Wrote a minimalist znola command-line client.


$Id: NEWS,v 1.11 2002/05/13 23:05:07 dmaze Exp $
