2005-01-10 Bernhard Walle

    * Changed size so that in Xfce 4.2 the panel height does not increase
      because of the plugin
    * Released 0.2.4.

2004-08-01 Bernhard Walle
    * Made the plugin thread-safe and so compatible with recent developement
      versions of Xfce
    * Released 0.2.3

2004-06-27 Bernhard Walle
    * Updated Catalan translation, thanks to Carles Muoz Gorriz

2003-10-19 Bernhard Walle
    * Polish translation was now added
	* Released 0.2.2

2003-10-01 Bernhard Walle
    * Fixed bug #972: The total value in the tooltip is now displayed with
      fractional portion
    * Fixed bug #962: Any errors about wrong configuration are now only
      displayed in a dialog after changing configuration and not after
      startup. This should help users whose network device is created after
      dialing-in.
    * Released 0.2.1

2003-09-13 Bernhard Walle
    * Added MacOS X support since it was added in Wormulon. Thanks to Hendrik
      Scholz for his work on Wormulon.
    * Released 0.2.0

2003-09-06 Bernhard Walle
    * added error message if the network device could not be found or if
      /proc/net/dev could not be opened
    * changed "ms" to "s" because that was wrong
    * Released 0.2.0pre6

2003-08-31 Bernhard Walle
    * Fixed problem with unnecessary calls of init_netload().
    * Call init_osspecific() on the right place. This caused the plugin not to
      work on (at least) NetBSD.
    * Tested successfully on NetBSD and Solaris 8 (thanks to Benedikt Meurer and
      Sourceforge Compile Farm).
    * Released 0.2.0pre5.

2003-08-27 Bernhard Walle
    * Fixed compile problem on NetBSD and OpenBSD.
    * Released 0.2.0pre4.

2003-08-26 Bernhard Walle
    * Implemented configurable update interval.
    * Fixed small bug with operating system specific data initialization.
    * Improved the automatic maximum function.
    * Released 0.2.0pre3 which is the next test version for 0.2.0.

2003-08-25 Bernhard Walle
    * Changed all static variables to a structure which is given the function
      as a parameter. This makes more than one instance of the plugin possible.
    * Released 0.2.0pre2 which is the next test version for 0.2.0.

2003-08-24 Bernhard Walle
    * Using the last four measures in history so it's easier to read.
    * Automatic maximum now really works.
    * Using kilobytes for displaying.
    * Using thousands separators of the current locale for so that it's easier
      to read. Since this feature is not available on in printf() according the
      ISO C99 standard I implemented this myself. This code may contain bugs.
    * Dropped use of libgtop2 library. New code is based on Wormulon 
      (http://www.raisdorf.net/wormulon/) the operating systems Linux, FreeBSD,
      OpenBSD, NetBSD, Sun Solaris and HP_UX (Hewlett-Packard) are directly 
      supported. *BSD without use of kvm.
    * Maximum is configurable.
    * Released 0.2.0pre1 which is a test version for 0.2.0.

2003-08-17 Bernhard Walle
    * Added support for other operating systems via libgtop2. Linux and FreeBSD 
      code is still implemented without libgtop2 but this may change in future.
    * Changed "bit/s" string to "byte/s" since the value *is* in byte/s. 
      Translators may update their translated strings, for the German 
      translation I did this already.
    * Changed license to GNU General Public License since linking to the 
      libgtop2 library requires this. (libgtop2 is *not* LGPL)
    * See also i18n changes in po/ChangeLog
    * released 0.1.9 which is a test version for 0.2.0

2003-08-12 Bernhard Walle
	* released 0.1.2
	* corrected Linux code which was broken by the last fix
	* added configure macros for testing the operating system
	  and the critical header files
	* separated implementation for different operating system
	* released 0.1.3
	* small fixes for --enable-debug=full (unused variable, 
	  forgotten import)

2003-08-11 Bernhard Walle
	* released 0.1.1
	* corrected FreeBSD code.
	  Thanks to Shadoe <shadoe@shadoegrounds.com>

2003-08-10 Bernhard Walle
	* initial release 0.1.0
	

