2006-05-29: - initialize some fonts to avoid X warning messages
	      (noted by Dave Serls)
	    - let's call it 0.6.3

2004-04-13: - fix some bugs in the X handling noticed under XFree86
	      >= 4.3
	    - let's call it 0.6.2

2003-11-23: - apply patch from Dave Serls:
	      * initialize some variables to prevent odd core-dumps
	    - apply patch by Michael G. Henderson to update GrabWeather
	      manual page

2003-01-11: - apply patch from Dave Serls:
              * allow user to specify timezone in hours-offset from UTC
              * prepend information with location to allow user to easily
                distinguish multiple instances of bbweather for different
                location
            - neatify some of the code
            - cleanup Makefile to work with GNU make and normal make

2002-07-06: - if text is too long to fit into the window, let it scroll
              from left to right.  Caveat:  all XEvents are queued during
              scrolling, that is, one can not cycle by hand (right
              mouse-button) until this cycle is over.

2002-07-05: - bugfix: don't overwrite what's in the config file *unless*
              specified on the command line (for example geometry)

2002-07-04:  (I only work on Holidays ;-)

            - apply patch by Darryl Luff:
              * if the weather file does not contain 'Sky conditions'
                skip 'conditions' when cycling
              * when using 'metric' display, show wind-speed in kmh rather
                than in knots
            - initialize time to update to every 10 Minutes - used to be
              uninitialized unless specified using '-u'.  Also pointed out
              by Darryl Luff

2001-11-23: - Happy Turkey-Day (Yum!) - productive in spite of Triptophin:

            - added command-line option "-d, --weathdir", as suggested by Dave
              Serls <dave@dashs.denver.co.us>, to allow user to specify the
              directory in which the data resides.  Slight modification from 
              Dave's code.

            - finally added command-line option "-f, --file" to allow the user
              to specify an alternate configuration file than the default

2001-07-29: - Some people reported segfaults, so I added further checking for
              malloc'd memory and char*-assignments.

			- added command-line option "-t, --ticks" taking one argument of
			  type int specifying the time in seconds interval to be used for
              cycling.  Alternatively, this may be specified in the
              configfile: bbweather.ticks: 5

            - added command-line option "-s, --shape", disabling the
			  window-frame

            - reduced update interval: used to re-read the file every minute,
              that's too much.  Now only check for new data every 10 minutes.

            - added comman-line option "-u, --update", taking one argument of
              type int specifying the time in minutes to check for new data
              (File I/O)

            - added possibility to specify the following command-line options
              in the configuration file:
                -c, --cycle:     bbweather.cycle     True
                -m, --metric:    bbweather.metric    True
                -s, --shape:     bbweather.shape     True
                -w, --withdrawn: bbweather.withdrawn True
                -x, --extra:     bbweather.extra     True

2001-07-28: Released Version 0.2.2:
            - added information regarding the time and the location for which
              the weather information is valid.  Together with "pressure" and
              "dew point" this forms the "extra" information (see below).

            - changed cycling behaviour:  if "-c, --cycle" is passed, cycle
              through:
               T: Temperature H: Humidity
               W: Wind speed and direction
               V: Visibility
               General Conditions
              When cycling manually (ie with right-click), cycle through ALL
              information			  
			  
            - added command-line option "-x, --extra"; if passed, when
              cycling, bbweather will cycle through ALL information available:
               T: Temperature H: Humidity
               W: Wind speed and direction
               V: Visibility
               General Conditions
               P: Pressure
               DP: Dew Point
               As of: Time Data collected
               In: location


2001-07-27: - added additional error-checking in bbweather.cpp to avoid
              segfaults due to malloc bailing out

2001-07-26: - ironed out some spelling errors (pointed out by Stephen Ball
              <stephen@lords.com>, thanks!)

2001-07-23: - added command-line option "-g, --geometry", taking one argument,
              specifying the geometry
            - removed some code that was left from bbdate and is not needed

2001-07-22: further tweaking on configure.in for Solaris
            - if on Solaris, use "-fpermissive" flag when compiling, because
              some of sun's X headers are supposedly broken

2001-07-21: Released Version 0.2.1
            - polished bbweather's man-page
            - created man-page for GrabWeather
            - created Debian package
            - created RPM package

2001-07-20: Added error-checking to GrabWeather.

2001-07-19: getopt_long is only available if _GNU_SOURCE is defined.  To make
            bbweather compile on other systems, we need to typedef getopt_long
            and use "getopt" otherwise.

2001-07-19: Released version 0.2:

           - applied patch from Joshua M. Peterson <petersonjm1@gcc.edu>
             providing the "-w, --withdrawn" options to place bbweather into
             the slit

           - added command-line option "-c, --cycle":
             when specified, bbweather will cycle through the various weather
             conditions - without, it will remain with Temperature and
             Humidity
             The options through wich are cycled are:
               T: Temperature H: Humidity
               W: Wind speed and direction
               V: Visibility
               General Conditions
               P: Pressure
               DP: Dew Point
             
             Cycling can be turned on and off by middle-clicking on bbweather
             If cycling is turned off, you can cycle through the options by
             hand by right-clicking on bbweather
			  
2001-07-18: - applied patch from Alan Eldridge <alane@geeksrus.net>
              some minor errors in configure.in and Makefile.am

            - Redraw() when the window gets hidden and shown again

2001-07-17:	Released first version of bbweather
