hot-babe/NEWS
Eirik Øverby 6aff485ced Release 0.2.2 - last known release
Website disappeared between Jun 15, 2010 and July 7, 2012.
No intermediate releases have been found, but it might be possible to reconstruct from Debian source diffs - I have made no attempt to do so.

0.2.2:
    Added option --version, -v
    Added hot-babe pixmap
    Bugfix when the number of pictures was not 5, resulting on awful colors
    Inform the wm that hot-babe is a dock (I really didn't check it)
    Added option --geometry to position the hot-babe

0.2.1:
    - Fixed some include missing for FreeBSD
    - Added support of a user configuration and pictures directory
    - Added configuration example file
    - Fixed segfault when the number of pictures was smaller than 5
    - Update man page
    - Fixed Makefile to follow right DESTDIR/PREFIX usage ;-)

0.2.0:
    - Using gdk2 and gdk-pixbuf2
    - License is now "Artistic License" for code and pictures
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0.2.2:
- Added option --version, -v
- Added hot-babe pixmap
- Bugfix when the number of pictures was not 5, resulting on awful colors
- Inform the wm that hot-babe is a dock (I really didn't check it)
- Added option --geometry to position the hot-babe
0.2.1:
- Fixed some include missing for FreeBSD
- Added support of a user configuration and pictures directory
- Added configuration example file
- Fixed segfault when the number of pictures was smaller than 5
- Update man page
- Fixed Makefile to follow right DESTDIR/PREFIX usage ;-)
0.2.0:
- Using gdk2 and gdk-pixbuf2
- License is now "Artistic License" for code and pictures
0.1.6:
- FreeBSD port
0.1.5:
- updated man page (added new options)
- updated Makefile (removed one INSTALL line)
0.1.4:
- New option: -n, --nice
- New option: --dir
- Load images from a directory
- Pictures are in a separate directory instead than inlined
0.1.3:
- bugfixes and optimisation release. Nothing new here.
0.1.2:
-New option: -N, --noNice
With this option, the reniced processes aren't counted. This is usefull
if you use seti@home or distributed.net, which always eat almost all
the CPU. (patch from Pascal Terjan <pascal.terjan@free.fr>)
-a man page!
0.1.1:
added a missing #include <string.h>
(reported by Gilles Cuesta <gcuesta@netimedias.com>)