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swim (0.3.6) - October 20 2000
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-- Made swim perl-5.6 happy. Thanks to Douglas du Boulay
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<ddb@crystal.uwa.edu.au> for pointing this out.
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swim (0.3.5) - January 28 2000
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-- Fixed a minor bug pertaining to the mtime of Contents which occured
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during initial building of the uninstalled filesystem using FDBDF or
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DF. This bug arose as a result of a bug fix in 0.3.4.
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swim (0.3.4) - January 23 2000
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-- Made the changelog and copyright option work properly in relation to
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the fsstnd Debian has adopted with backwards compatibility. Fixed a
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regexp in Qftp to properly deal with packages which match one another,
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but aren't the same. Fixed xyzr to work properly with ps. Fixed share
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-d/l output for p option. Added an indication when extraction
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succeeds. Now Contents is properly filtered for ndb. Removed extra
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output from menu for package option. Added example documentation,
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thanks to John Lapeyre for the suggestion. Also, thanks to Joel Soete
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for reporting corrupt sources from a faulty upload, and to tucows.com
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for adding swim to their archive and awarding swim 5 Penguins.
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swim (0.3.3) - January 15 2000
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-- Repaired a bug in longswim causing the uninstalled filesystem to be
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made with packages which looked like spaces due to a return code error,
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which caused some trouble for the virtual directories. ncontents is
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now filtered of ./, though it was cool to look at.
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swim (0.3.2) - January 05 2000
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-- Fixed to properly find documentation in the not-installed new Debian
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share directories, perl5 in Depends for the new Debian perl policy, and
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year 2000 in help.
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swim (0.3.1) - January 04 2000
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-- Because of change in Debian's directory structure in Contents, added a
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filter so that not-installed database is properly made without repeats.
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Fixed a documentation error in QUICKSTART. Made swim@the.netpedia.net
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default anonymous login. Minor documentation improvements.
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swim (0.3.0) - June 15 1999
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-- The cleaned up version of 0.2.9. Rebuild databases if you were using
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version 0.2.8 or less.
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swim (0.2.9) - May 14 1999
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-- This is an interim release until 0.3.0 is released. Major bug fixes,
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and some new features, including a history, and updating for
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not-installed db. Rebuild databases if you were using an older version.
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swim (0.2.8) - Mar 13 1999
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-- Fixed a minor bug which was preventing virtual options --xyz and --ftp
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from working with searches.
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-- Set the $swim_version variable to the right version number, and
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automated the release process to avoid problems like the failure to
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change this variable in the 0.2.7 release from occurring again.
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swim (0.2.7) - Mar 12 1999
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-- Fixed a file test in SWIM::Conf which kept the initial directories from
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being created on startup, making the program fail. Three names deserve
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recognition: John Lapeyre, Jonathan P. Tomer, and Cale Epstein who all
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provided their own perspective to the problem, I combined all three
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approaches. Shaleh pointed out a packaging error.
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swim (0.2.6)
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-- First initial public offering around the beginning of March, 1999,
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includes the main swim program, four exercise programs to help with
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database creation, important swim manuals and twenty-five module
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members.
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-- swimmers ... take your mark ... go!
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