[Xfce4-commits] <xfce4-mailwatch-plugin:master> Refactor NEWS file

[Ján Sučan]

Updating branch refs/heads/master
         to da0d8ce906ca37df9cd6b967a99cdce2e293def0 (commit)
       from edd4747d99613a6e6105d0e83cac62b7de7280fb (commit)

commit da0d8ce906ca37df9cd6b967a99cdce2e293def0
Author: Ján Sučan <sucan at runbox.com>
Date:   Thu Oct 24 12:36:48 2013 +0200

    Refactor NEWS file

 NEWS |  127 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------------------
 1 file changed, 61 insertions(+), 66 deletions(-)

diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
index 9a198f6..d8844ac 100644
--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,66 +1,61 @@
-+-----------+
-| Mailwatch |
-+-----------+
-
-Version 1.1.0svn:
-
-  Bugfixes:
-    * Fix build when SSL is disabled.
-    * Also support gtk-2.12-style tooltips, and make the tooltip auto-update
-      in place if the status changes while the tooltip is active.
-    * Fix high CPU usage while checking mail (bug 4494).
-
-
-Version 1.1.0 (14 Sep 2008):
-
-  Bugfixes:
-    * Fix a compiler error on some systems (bug 1822).
-    * Fix incorrect getaddrinfo() usage breaking use on NetBSD (bug 3767).
-    * Fix possible hang when reading IMAP responses when a selected folder
-      is later deleted or unsubscribed.
-    * Fix buffer size issues when reading IMAP folder contents (bug 2009).
-    * Fix mailcheck interval not getting saved if changed using the
-      keyboard rather than the mouse (bug 2386).
-    * Fix problems receiving full commands on IMAP accounts (bug 2416).
-    * Fix problems receiving full commands on POP3 accounts (bug 2013).
-    * Fix removed new-mail folders sometimes re-adding themselves (bug 2647).
-    * Display message in log about possible incorrect username/password
-      when IMAP or POP3 authentication fails (bug 4344).
-    * Clean out stale mailbox data when a mailbox is removed.
-
-  Features:
-    * Update the new message counts for all mailboxes on startup, rather than
-      waiting for the first interval timeout.
-    * Document the behavior of forcing a new messsage count update when the
-      user double-clicks the icon (patch from Maximilian Schleiss).
-    * Add experimental IPv6 support.
-    * Add an 'Update Now' menu item (bug 3908).
-    * Add CRAM-MD5 authentication support for POP3 and IMAP (bug 3420).
-    * Add about dialog.
-    * Network layer heavily refactored to make code more readable and fix
-      strange timing bugs.  It's much easier to read, maintain, and debug
-      now.  This isn't particularly user-visible, but is notable.
-    * Eliminated periodic wakeups to see if it's time to check mail again,
-      instead using a long-running timeout.  A side-effect of this is that
-      the mail-checking threads no longer run all the time, but only when
-      needed.  Should save a little battery life for laptop users, and
-      just be more resource-friendly in general.
-    * Allow non-square plugin buttons.
-    * Allow deselecting INBOX in the IMAP folder list (bug 4150).
-    * Use GtkFileChooserButton for mbox and maildir file/dir entries rather
-      than a GtkEntry+GtkButton.
-
-
-Version 1.0.1 (20 Apr 2006):
-
-  Bugfixes:
-    * Fix a possible connection failure when using IMAPS or POP3S.
-    * Don't compile in the GMail mailbox type if GNUTLS is not available,
-      as GMail requires an SSL HTTP connection.
-
-
-Version 1.0.0 (31 Jan 2006):
-
-  Initial release.  I feel pretty good about it, thus the 1.0.0
-  designation.  That means there are no bugs.  Seriously.  Ok, not
-  really.
+1.1.0svn
+========
+
+ - Fix build when SSL is disabled.
+ - Also support gtk-2.12-style tooltips, and make the tooltip auto-update
+   in place if the status changes while the tooltip is active.
+ - Fix high CPU usage while checking mail (bug 4494).
+
+
+1.1.0 (14 Sep 2008)
+===================
+
+ - Fix a compiler error on some systems (bug 1822).
+ - Fix incorrect getaddrinfo() usage breaking use on NetBSD (bug 3767).
+ - Fix possible hang when reading IMAP responses when a selected folder
+   is later deleted or unsubscribed.
+ - Fix buffer size issues when reading IMAP folder contents (bug 2009).
+ - Fix mailcheck interval not getting saved if changed using the
+   keyboard rather than the mouse (bug 2386).
+ - Fix problems receiving full commands on IMAP accounts (bug 2416).
+ - Fix problems receiving full commands on POP3 accounts (bug 2013).
+ - Fix removed new-mail folders sometimes re-adding themselves (bug 2647).
+
+ - Display message in log about possible incorrect username/password
+   when IMAP or POP3 authentication fails (bug 4344).
+ - Clean out stale mailbox data when a mailbox is removed.
+ - Update the new message counts for all mailboxes on startup, rather than
+   waiting for the first interval timeout.
+ - Document the behavior of forcing a new messsage count update when the
+   user double-clicks the icon (patch from Maximilian Schleiss).
+ - Add experimental IPv6 support.
+ - Add an 'Update Now' menu item (bug 3908).
+ - Add CRAM-MD5 authentication support for POP3 and IMAP (bug 3420).
+ - Add about dialog.
+ - Network layer heavily refactored to make code more readable and fix
+   strange timing bugs.  It's much easier to read, maintain, and debug
+   now.  This isn't particularly user-visible, but is notable.
+ - Eliminated periodic wakeups to see if it's time to check mail again,
+   instead using a long-running timeout.  A side-effect of this is that
+   the mail-checking threads no longer run all the time, but only when
+   needed.  Should save a little battery life for laptop users, and
+   just be more resource-friendly in general.
+ - Allow non-square plugin buttons.
+ - Allow deselecting INBOX in the IMAP folder list (bug 4150).
+ - Use GtkFileChooserButton for mbox and maildir file/dir entries rather
+   than a GtkEntry+GtkButton.
+
+
+1.0.1 (20 Apr 2006)
+===================
+
+ - Fix a possible connection failure when using IMAPS or POP3S.
+ - Don't compile in the GMail mailbox type if GNUTLS is not available,
+   as GMail requires an SSL HTTP connection.
+
+
+1.0.0 (31 Jan 2006)
+===================
+
+ - Initial release. I feel pretty good about it, thus the 1.0.0 designation.
+   That means there are no bugs. Seriously. Ok, not really.