0.50
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- Added support for DDR2 SDRAM EEPROM. Thanks to Jean Delvare <khali@linux-fr.org>
- Fixed a bug where 1 GB memory modules would show as "1 24 MB". Thanks to Jean Delvare <khali@linux-fr.org>
- Fix a core dump on exit when only unsupported devices were found. Thanks to
Jean Delvare <khali@linux-fr.org>

0.47
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- Added support for the following chips: smsc47b397, it8712

0.46
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- Added support for as99127f.
- Officially cleaned up some build issues from 0.45.

0.45
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- Fixed typo in configure.
- Added support for w83697hf, lm90, adm1032, mc1066, max1617a, w83791d.
- Replaced deprecated gtk_timeout_add() with g_timeout_add().

0.40
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- xsensors is now a GTK2 app.  Sorry, GTK1 is no longer supported but I doubt few will care.
- Fahrenheit didn't work.  It would have been nice to actually write the code to begin with.  It works now.
- Added support for lm85, lm85b, lm85c, adm1027, adt7463, emc6d100.
- Added new option "-t time" in order to set refresh delay.
- New look overall.  Notebook background is now white.  Frames used to isolate individual items.  I think it looks cleaner.  This all should make things seem a bit more uniform.
- Added new option "-v" to show version number.
- Version number now displayed in the title bar.

0.20
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- Fixed potential divide by zero. Thanks to Kim Kulak <kim@vigilant.bc.ca>.
- Fixed one memory leak. Thanks to Vadim Savchuck <fred_@ukr.net>.
- Added support for adm1023 sensor
- Added support for lm87 sensor
- Added ./configure support. Thanks to Joaquim FELLMANN <Joaquim.FELLMANN@ifaedi.insa-lyon.fr>.
- Misc. code clean-ups including gcc 3.2 cleanups.
- Reworked EEPROM support to recognize some memory types and sizes.
    
0.10
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- Added support for w83782d sensor
- Updated support for w83627hf and as99127f sensors
- Merged all graphics into single XPM for theme approach and less code
- Ignoring of certain sensors is now supported
- "R" now looks more like "R"
- "make install" now works

0.02
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- Nifty range bars added
- License file included
- Graphical readout in LED form (prettier?)
- Red LEDs for readings outside the set ranges

0.01
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- Initial Release
