Version 0.3.5
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* a few files were missing in the last version, and this version corrects
this.

Version 0.3.4
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* created the xswconv, that converts a xsw presentation to png, jpg and pdf.
* created the xsw2pdf, xsw2png and xsw2jpeg, that uses xswconv to convert
a xsw presentation.
* added a -s option to xsw, where the user can start the presentation
at a specific slide.
* added a window icon.
* when xsw enters developer mode in fullscreen, the mouse is now visible.
* corrected a bug where big presentations make xsw enter a race condition
* corrected a bug that prevented developer mode to work.
* corrected a bug that prevented gradients to work when the amount of red.
of the background and the gradient was the same.
* corrected a bug that increased CPU usage in developer mode.

Version 0.3.3
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* xsw no longer install the Vera fonts if they can be found in the font
directory.
* corrected a problem where the font border would be broken if the text
was to fall out of the screen.
* error in configure.ac where ./configure was informing that SDL_image was
missing if SDL_gfx was actually missing.
* added xsw2pdf manual page.
* Changelog file replaced by the NEWS file.

Version 0.3.2
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* created a tutorial presentation, that can be run with the switch --tutorial.
This presentation supersedes the previous introduction presentation.
* corrected a problem where many big presentations would fail due to not
freeing a font.

Version 0.3.1
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* ALT+F4 and CTRL+C now quit xsw, and ESC leaves full screen.
* corrected a bug where image_path didn't accept static paths.
* corrected a bug where xsw2pdf would segfault when the xsw presentation file
didn't have a extension

Version 0.3.0
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* the program 'xsw2pdf' was created. This programs requires ImageMagick and
generates a PDF file from a presentation.
* the color search function was optimized and should be both faster to execute
and to compile.
* the mouse pointer is now hidden in fullscreen.
* a strange number was being shown when CTRL was pressed in developer mode.

Version 0.2.3
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* added a switch '-f' for fullscreen
* the window title now show the current and total slide number

Version 0.2.2
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* named colors: now colors can be referred by their X11 names.
* IDs (template names and custom commands) and named colors are no longer case
sensitive.
* corrected a bug where the background color was not working when using
templates
* added license information to source files

Version 0.2.1
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* fixed a serious bug where previous presentations would not work.

Version 0.2.0
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* added options color and gradient to the background.
* added options color and border to the text.
* added option h (height) to the text.

Version 0.1.3
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* a bug was segfaulting xsw when a empty string (or spaces) was about to be
shown. This was corrected, and now a empty string can be used as a line
spacer.
* an option '--intro' was added to show a introductory slideshow.
* the presentation now can be started from any directory - the program will
look for the images starting on the presentation path.
* the file INSTALL was overwritten by autoconf and was recovered.
* in developer mode, now xsw shows the fine position of the mouse in a box at
the bottom right.

Version 0.1.2
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* the keyword "text" is no longer needed, and it'll be ignored in new versions
* the limit of 1024 slides/commands was removed. There's no limit now.
* the keywords "image" and "background" can be used as "img" and "bg"
* a "-v" option was added the show the program version
* a syntax error now shows the line where the error ocurred
* a option called "image_path" was added, so that xsw will look for images in
that directory as well
* documentation was corrected to inform about comments and keys that can be
used during the execution of the program

Version 0.1.1
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* corrected a problem where the compilation would fail if one of the libraries
was installed in /usr/local.

Version 0.1
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* first public release

