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wmwifi-0.6-10mdv2010.1.i586.rpm

2006-03-07  Jess Mahan <jess@digitalssg.net>
	* Version 0.6
	* Strip trailing colon from interface name in wfi->ifname
	  Jeroen Nijhof <jnijhof@nijhofnet.nl> 
	* Added ability to switch between scrolling and non scrolling
	  interfaces.
	  Thanks to Jeroen Nijhof <jnijhof@nijhofnet.nl> for ideas.
	* Mouse1 now switches between scrolling / non-scrolling modes
	* Added custom color support 
	* Added preset color schemes -tc -tn -ts
	* Updated Man page to reflect changes.
	* Updated --help contents
	* Code rework, so that display only get's updated on wireless changes
	  Now more efficient

2004-09-24  Jess Mahan <jess@digitalssg.net>
	* Version 0.5
	* Displays current Access Point for each interface
	* Merged wifi_info() and get_max_qual() into get_wifi_info(),
	  which gets alot more wireless info.
	* Added a bit of code to try and detect your quality
	  if you are using driver which do not report the max_qual
	  properly to the wireless extensions (i.e., ndiswrapper, prism54).
	* Changed middle mouse click from previous interface to toggle
	  view of Link/Level/Noise/Bitrate.

2004-02-27  Jess Mahan <jess@digitalssg.net>
	* Version 0.4
	* Added abilty to monitor all interfaces from /proc/net/wireless,
	  users are no longer limited to one interface.
	* wmwifi will not exit if a card is removed, instead it
	  displays an error

	  
2003-16-12  Jess Mahan <jess@digitalssg.net>

	* Added "get_max_qual" to get the maximum quality directly from
	  the wireless extension in the kernel instead of assuming it
	  would always be 92, which isn't the case. This means that
	  quality reporting is now accurate.

	  
2003-22-24  Jess Mahan <jess@digitalssg.net>
	
	* Changes the "look" of the display.
	* wmwifi now exits if it cannot open the wireless extensions.
	* Displays link in percentage now, rather than actuall amount.
	* Display of link is now more accurate.
	* Dockapp now displays the your interface name in the upper left
	  hand corner (wlan0, eth0, ethc.).


2003-11-12  Jess Mahan <jess@digitalssg.net>

	* Created initial (0.1-1) Release (see README)
	* Created initial (0.1-1) Debian Package