* TGZ PLUGIN DOES NOT WORK
   On some systems, the MIME type for .tgz files is now application/x-tgz. Just add that plugin,
   similar to application/x-compressed-tar. To do that, either read the manual, or edit manually
   your configuration file, or just remove it (${HOME}/.gtktalog/gtktalog.cf)

* BZIP2 PLUGIN BROKEN
   application/x-bzip-compressed-tar uses the 'tar tjvf' plugin. However, before this, it used
   'tar tyvf'. This was changed in the system config file, but maybe you still have the old option
   in your user config file.
   Fix: just go to the preferences and edit the plugin: replace the 'y' letter with 'j'. Then save.

* EAZEL THEME ENGINE BROKEN
  In Mandrake-8.0, a user reported that gtktalog would crash while displaying the reports window.
  He solved the problem upgrading mandrake_desk to the 8.0-12mdk version (previous was 8.0-8mdk).
  The problem seems to be the Eazel theme engine that is broken in 8.0-8mdk.

* LIBTOOL IS NECESSARY TO BUILD RPM
  In the Mandrake distribution, you need libtool to build a RPM package of gtktalog. This is a
  dependancy that seems to be the same on a lot of packages. So gtktalog.spec will not contain a
  requirement for that tool just like all the other packages. Just know it!

* DUPLICATE ENTRIES IN "RECENT FILES" SUBMENU
  As GnomeFileEntry and GtkFileSelection expand links differently, if you have symbolic links, you can
  have a duplicate entry in the "recent files" submenu. There is nothing to do but not having
  symbolic links there. And wait for a similar way to expands links in gnome and gtk+ if this happens
  one day.

* UPDATE DISK CRASH OR STRANGE BEHAVIOUR; CD MOUNT POINT CHANGE
  Some catalogs seem buggy with mount points. That can make gtktalog either crash, do nothing
  or update an empty CD. To update your catalog, compile gtktalog with
  ./configure --enable-fixcd ; make ; make install
  Then load the buggy catalogs and save them.
  You need to do that just once, and you can even recompile gtktalog as usual and load your catalogs.
  
* UPDATE DISK IMPOSSIBLE OR WRONG PATH
  Buggy catalogs where a disk could not be updated can be repaired: compile gtktalog with
  ./configure --enable-fixcd ; make ; make install
  Then load the buggy catalogs and save them.
  You need to do that just once, and you can even recompile gtktalog as usual and load your catalogs.
  However, for such catalogs, the new path may be the CD mount point. That is because gtktalog
  has no way to know what was the real mount point.
  You can update manually the disk to fix this: remove the disk, then scan it again.  

* WRONG ICONS
  If you installed gtktalog-0.11.1 as your first gtktalog release, you probably have the
   generic gtktalog.cf with wrong DefaultOpened*Icon file names. To use the right files, either
   remove your ${HOME}/.gtktalog/gtktalog.cf file or try this:
     $ mv ${HOME}/.gtktalog/gtktalog.cf ${HOME}/.gtktalog/gtktalog.cf.bad
     $ cat ${HOME}/.gtktalog/gtktalog.cf.bad | grep -v DefaultOpened > ${HOME}/.gtktalog/gtktalog.cf
   Then rerun gtktalog.
   This bug is just an esthetic bug. GTKtalog will neither crash nor corrupt anything because of it.

* COMPILATION PB WITH SGML STUFF
  This bug should not happen if you don't hack the gtktalog docs. So users and code hackers don't
  need to read this.
  When I tried to make the documentation, I noticed that it was not working on my Mandrake-7.2.
   Here is how I manage to make it work:
   rpm -Uvh openjade-1.3-8mdk.i586.rpm
   rpm -Uvh sgml-common-0.2-1mdk.i586.rpm
   rpm -Uvh docbook-dtd31-sgml-1.0-1mdk.i586.rpm
   rpm -Uvh sgml-tools-1.0.9-8mdk.i586.rpm
   rpm -Uvh docbook-style-dsssl-1.57-1mdk.i586.rpm
   rpm -Uvh docbook-style-dsssl-doc-1.57-1mdk.i586.rpm
   I do not know if there are others, but if yes, install them.
   
   Next, and that may be the bug:
   cd /usr/lib/sgml
   mkdir stylesheets
   cd stylesheets
   ln -s /usr/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl-stylesheets-1.57 nwalsh-modular
   
   Do not ask why I did this. It works.
   This seems fixed on Mandrake-8.0