1.00
	* First Release.

1.01	
	* Improved networking support. First try at the ftp database.
	* Fixed the resizing. Seems as if I broke it in the release.
	* Improved "look" on the file browsers.
	* Song information, if the player supports it.
	* Removed a ton of widgets used for drawing lines and boxes,
	  and drew them myself instead to save memory.
1.02
	* More changes to all sorts of filebrowsing. Introduced a more
	  "windows" like style of browser.
	* Some ftp database fixes.
	* Some HTTP database fixes.

1.03	
	* Configuration changes. Fixed so you can change player without
	  compiling.
	* Removed some reduntant functions that I found lying around.
	* Allowed for turning off/on the mixer features.

1.04	97-05-30
	* The edit database has been completely rewritten. The new one
	  supports drag 'n drop in the tree, allows for editing the
	  names of songs, albums and authors on screen. More easy to
	  use in general, IMHO.
	* Full support for "cancel", without caveats, in the edit
	  database.
	* Added support for filenames looking like 
	  "author-song_name-bitrate.mp3".
	* A few changes to allow porting more easily. Addition of
	  HPUX defines around the linux only code.
	
1.05	97-06-01
	* Id3 tag support.
	* Rewrote the database saving routines. You can now save comments,
	  year and genre with each song too. (The id3 information).
	* Fixed the collision notice during recursive collects so that
	  you may change mode on the fly, instead of pressing a few
	  hundred cancels.
	* Added support for Eduoard Lafargue's tracks.idx. It's the
	  first index file type I support, if you want one supported,
	  send me a mail.
	* Recursive wipe/write id3 tag. You may write or wipe id3 tag
	  information from an entire database, group album or a single
	  song.
	* Fixed a bug in restoring a saved database that made songs appear
	  as albums, randomly.
	
1.06	
   	* The selection window is completely rewritten, allowing for moving
	  songs about in the selections by use of mouse.
	* The selection window supports columns, where each column displays
	  information regarding the selected song.
	* Selection lists can save information (like the standard database)
	  so that retrieval is faster if you have large amounts of selected
	  files (statting files can take a while over slow links).
	* Recursive selection and directory browsing should be faster. QT
	  didn't behave as I first thought, and therefore each directory
	  was always scanned *three* (once / filter) times.
	* Fixed a bug in recursive selection that skipped one directory.  
	* Some small bugs were fixed in the sajberplay.
	* Added several fields plus the possibility to resize a field to
	  window, set a field as fixed size, resize all fields to window
	  and set flags so selected fields are resized when the entire
	  jukebox application is resized.
	* Removed the obnoxious notify if the player meets a too early
	  death. With 3 1/2 gig MP3's, there's bound to be a few with
	  pretty messed up frames. The Jukebox now restarts the player
	  silently in the background.
	* The old information window is gone, and a new stand-alone
	  information window has been added instead. This window shows
	  just about all information I thought interesting.
	  Information shown in this window can be extracted by the jukebox
	  by using the "stat file" option, or sent to the jukebox by
	  the player.
	* Added a logo, thanks to Gimp :)
	* Added the possibility to save the layout. If you save the layout
	  the size of the jukebox will be saved in addition to the columns
	  of the selection window.
	* If the player supports it (AMP currently doesn't) you may now
	  hotswitch players, by just setting a new one in the configuration
	  menu. There's no need to save, quit the application and restart.
	* Added a status bar which displays total time and number of selected
	  songs.
	* Removed the unusued Alarm button and added a shuffle button instead.
	  The shuffle button shuffles the selected songs in a random order.
	* Added the gnu autoconfigure script. Things started to get a bit
	  difficult to maintain.
	