MultiVNC 0.6 -
	* The portable edition is now truly portable as it saves its
 	  preferences into a file under Windows now, not using the
	  registry.
        * Added record/replay of user input. You can now record a
	  VNC session and replay this 'macro' later.
	* Optional OpenSSL support (instead of GnuTLS)
	* MultiVNC can now listen on an IPv6 connection.

MultiVNC 0.5 - "Bag o' stuff"
	* MulticastVNC now supports the Ultra encoding and features
	  a freely sizeable receive buffer in addition to the 
	  OS-dependent socket receive buffer.
	* The new MulticastVNC flow control adapts the server's
	  transmission rate to the capabilities of the network
	  and clients.
	* MultiVNC is now able to connect to Apple Remote Desktop
	  servers.
	* It is now possible to select the desired VNC encoding.
	* Encrypted connections now work on Windows as well.
	* Added a keyboard grab button that allows to enter arbitrary
	  key combinations like Ctrl-Alt-Del into MultiVNC without
	  being interpreted by the local OS. Works on UNIX by now.
	* This time really fixed the bug with the viewer becoming
          unresponsive under high multicast loads.
	* Fixed not being able to enter IPv6 addresses.

MultiVNC 0.4.1 - "Fix me up"
        * Changed default MulticastVNC receive buffer size to 5120 KB
          to play it safe.
        * Shared windows are now view-only on Linux clients. Having 
          the local cursor warped here and there is quite distracting.
	* Window sharing on Windows has no more trayicon and 
	  distracting setup dialog.
        * Window sharing should be more stable now.
        * Link latency measuring is way more exact now.
        * Fixed crash on startup when toolbar was disabled.
        * Fixed Windows build. MultiVNC 0.4 was unusable.

MultiVNC 0.4 - "One for the road"
        * MultiVNC can now connect to IPv6 servers!
        * MulticastVNC now incorporates a NACK mechanism which makes
          multicasting a lot more reliable: Lost packets are 
          retransmitted if the server supports it.
        * MultiVNC now supports QoS: data sent to a VNC server can be
          marked for expedited forwarding!
        * Fixed bug where changing edge connector settings would
          crash MultiVNC.

MultiVNC 0.3 - "Collab me!"
	* Implemented window sharing: You can now beam one of your 
          windows to the remote side. Works on UNIX and Windows.
        * Implemented Edge Connector: You can now tell MultiVNC that
          one of your screen edges should be the border to the remote
          display. When you move the pointer over this edge, MultiVNC
          will take over your mouse and keyboard and send your input 
          to the remote side. When the pointer is moved back towards 
          the opposite edge on the remote screen, you're back on your
          local desktop.
 	* Implemented FastRequest feature: You can now set an interval
 	  at which MultiVNC continously asks the server for updates
	  instead of just asking after each received server message.
	  This should improve framerate on high latency links.
	* Fixed a bug where a fast VNC server would make MultiVNC
	  GUI unresponsive on a slow client.
	* Fixed bug where saving log or screenshot would terminate
	  the connection or even crash on some machines.
        * Fixed bug where setting up connection would take very long
          due to unnecessary DNS lookups.


MultiVNC 0.2 - "The real thing"
	* MulticastVNC incorporated! You can now connect to a
 	  MulticastVNC enabled server, e.g. based on libvncserver.
	* Listen mode (Reverse VNC) implemented. Via tabs it is
	  possible to listen for and serve multiple incoming
	  connections.
        * Bookmarks are working now.
	* Clipboard data is now properly encoded.
	* Fix bug with canvas centering.
	* Fix bug where disconnecting from a fast server would 
 	  terminate MultiVNC.
        * Fix really nasty bug where listening on windows would
          take 100% CPU.


MultiVNC 0.1 - "In the beginning"
	* a usable tight-enabled vncviewer with the following special
	  features:
	* supports server framebuffer resize
	* several connections with one viewer using tabs
	* simple, loggable statistics
        * discovery of VNC servers advertising themselves via ZeroConf
        * runs under UNIX and Windows

