0.2.0
======

   One of the most important change is that I (Alan Carriou) am now the
maintainter for wmacpiload.

   More seriously, there has been lots of change, mostly be reorganizing the
sources.

   The CPU usage should be far less than before, as we now (almost) redraw
only the parts of the window which have to, and not the entire window. So
the update time can be set lower than before (although I intend to lower it
still further in next releases).

   A command-line option has been added, -D, to completely disable battery
management, and -id has been renamed as -I.

   And, as you should have noticed, the webpage has moved to
                      http://wmacpiload.tuxfamily.org
   The old webpage may still be on-line for some time, as I do not have
anymore the write-access to the site (things that I have to make my
former-ISP understand...).


0.1.2-ac4
===========
   Effort has been made on updating the documentation (the man page should now
be accurate), and lowering the CPU usage at update times.

   Moreover, two command-line options have been added: -id to ignore a device,
and -t to set temperature alarm level (see the man page for more complete
info). And some verbose messages got added and/or fixed.


0.1.2-ac3
===========

   Minor update. "wmacpiload --version" is now really correct.


0.1.2-ac2
===========

   This release is mainly for documenting and internal changes (minor bug-
fixes, source documenting and stuff...).

   As for the app itself:
   - There are some more debug messages (and i hope more useful), but now they
are only displayed when the user asks for it, through a '-V' command line
option.

   - The app now checks, at each update time, whether the monitored battery
has been plugged in/out (this should cause a small cpu overhead).

   - When monitoring an unplugged battery, the GUI shows "---%" charge, and
"-" as a charging state.

   - The app tries to detect as many devices as it can: first thermal zones,
then acad, then batteries. The absence of thermal zone, or acad, does not
cause the program to exit right away; so that the user knows exactly what is
detected and what isn't.
     But the absence of batteries (or acad...) is still considered a fatal
error; the app decides if it has to exit only after those three tests.

   As for the rest:
   - the makefile has been updated, so that "wmacpiload --version" gives the
correct informations (i'm no automake guru, so there might be some bugs)

   - small typo fixed in the man page.


   And please keep in mind that the man page is not up-to-date. Until all this
is stabilized, user-oriented information should be in here (NEWS), and coding-
oriented info in Changelog (and, of course, within the source).


0.1.2-ac1
===========

    Monitoring several batteries and thermal zones is now (partially) imple-
mented. When the app is launched, it (hopefully) detects all ac adapters, bat-
tery slots and thermal zones, says so on standard output, then works as usual,
monitoring the first acad, thermal sensor and battery slot it has found.

    One can then switch to the next battery slot with a right click, and to
the next thermal zone with a middle click. There is nothing yet on the GUI to
tell which

    The alarm mode is only declared when the monitored thermal zone, or the
monitored battery, reaches the limit. The values given by the other devices
are not used to decide when we raise (nor stop) alarm mode.

    A battery slot where the battery is plugged out is shown as a "0%" load.
The alarm mode won't be raised because of that.

    Although the app can detect several ac adapters, we only use the first to
know if the machine is on the ac power or not. (yes, there can be several AC
adapters. Consider a laptop (with an ACAD device) plugged into a dock station
(with another ACAD device): there should be two acad's declared.)
