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Changes between 0.3.3 and 0.3.4
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 * Make init scripts consistent. STEPS_DIR can be defined in /etc/default/splashy

Changes between 0.3.1 and 0.3.3 
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Changes between 0.3.0 and 0.3.1
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 * Drop JPEG support (use GIF or PNG instead)

Changes between 0.2.3 and 0.3.0
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 * Themes schema stable (v1.1)
 * Lots of changes in build system (autofoo, etc)
 * Introduction of libsplashy, used by uswsusp
 * Clean-up of initramfs-tools/*, lsb-base-logging.sh, init.d/splashy

Changes between 0.2.2 and 0.2.3
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 * Minor bug fix:
   - splashy_video.c used wrong name for font height
 * drops splashy_pgrep as this is no longer used

Changes between 0.2.1 and 0.2.2
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  * Minor bug fix:
    - lsb-base-logging.sh needed RUNLEVEL to be defined always
    - splashy-update-progress-steps needed RUNLEVEL to be defined
    - splashy-update-progress-steps had a problem when scripts did not
      all log_end_msg before the progressbar reached 100%
    - creates /lib/splashy which is needed by our initrc scripts
    - adds a script to prevent console-screen.sh from running

Changes between 0.2.0 and 0.2.1
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  * Minor bug fix to allow compilation on 64bit platforms

Changes between 0.1.8.1 and 0.2.0
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  * allows to set the color of the progressbar background
  * theme.xsd version 1.0.1
  * separates extra themes from main splashy source
  * splashy_update is called from log_end_msg () by lsb init scripts. 
    This function is defined in /etc/lsb-base-logging.sh
  * decomissioned splashy-init
  * experimental support for Splashy from initramfs. This is work in progress.
  * support for DirectFB 0.9.25 and up

Changes between 0.1.8 and 0.1.8.1
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  * a number of (minor) bug fix
  * splashy_config -i option support archives like .tar.gz, .tar.bz or .tar
    and it checks the archive
  * /sbin/splashy can be used as /sbin/splashy_chvt: avoiding a dependancy 
    on chvt from console-tools
  * Directfb 0.9.24 supported, removing our custom directfb-config script

Changes between 0.1.7 and 0.1.8
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  * Support for theme schemas
  * Implements all usplash commands on the named pipe/fifo
  * Splashy now runs from initramfs (experimental)
  * Improved verbose mode, pressing F2 shows verbose as well as autoverbose
    mode after detecting errors on the console (/dev/vcs* buffers). Text
    now shows on a nice, overlay textbox.
  * splashy-init replaces all initrc scripts. Allows to quickly update the
    progressbar, detects when X11 is to be launched by gdm/kdm/xdm, among
    many features
  * Fully Linux Standard Base (LSB) compliance
  * Text messages can be printed to the screen (for system messages) (Thanks
    to Pat from Xandros.com for the patch)
  * Multi-threaded, creating a very smooth progressbar and text reading from
    the system consoles.

Changes between 0.1.6 and 0.1.7
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  * Support for themes
  * Support for new configuration options in /etc/splashy/config.xml
  * Support for Splashy running as daemon (named pipe/fifo)
  * /sbin/splashy test allows you to quickly preview themes without rebooting
  * Animation support (Gif support part of directfb)
  * Verbose mode when F2 is pressed
  * splashy_config which allows Splashy to be configured easily from the command 
    line (a GUI will follow shortly).
  * Detects errors on consoles and falls back to verbose mode

Changes between 0.1.0 and 0.1.6
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  * Splashy project re-written in C
  * XML parser implemented in C
  * Support for directfb library (0.9.20)
  * Support for PNG as well as JPEG files (millions of colors)
  * Resolution as high as VESA supports (1280x1024)
  * Small and easily customizable
  * No need to patch the Linux kernel
