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- Clean up / GNOME HIG-ify some dialogs

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  - Fixed Save as / Open filter
  - File associations - double-clicking a saved .downtime file file launch DownTime with those settings. If auto_run was specified, a shutdown will be launched immediately
  - Tray icon, enabled by default when a shutdown is pending
  - Remove the "Remember these settings" check box - We now always remember the last shutdown in the user's .downtime file, but don't auto-save to any other loader file
  - Disable File->Save if we can't write to the current config file

  - File->Save As, wherein one can specify that the saved file should auto-run. Still need to fix file filter
  - Support "auto_run" tag in saved configuration files launched via DownTime to automatically start a specified shutdown

- Disable the "remember these settings" check box if there's no config file
- Proper GTK file open dialog
- Bump some dates and change dome minor things

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Bump date in copyright and edit change log.

About to release 0.3.2...

- Progress bar behaves (at least more) correctly under pausing
- Break out some info nto separate header files
- Kill cat_strings, replace with pasprintf() where appropriate
- Style and miscellaneous small clean-ups

0.3.1.1

Consistent line-wrapping

0.3.1

0.3.0

  - Remove window structs (one could certainly argue this makes things messier, rather than the cleaner...)
  - Re-introduce File -> Open and File -> Save (A "Save As..." should be forthcoming) as they could be used nicely in conjunction with the previously introduced command-line parameter configuration file path passing

  - "Close" button on "About" dialog now closes the dialog as expected
  - Preferences dialog, with "Always on top" settings for both main dialog and progress dialog
  - Makefile sets X11BASE to /usr/local if not defined
  - Global window and sub-element structures. Geez I wish GTK callbacks allowed for multiple user parameters to be passed...
  - Miscellaneous cleanups / relatively minor changes

"Close" button on "About" dialog now closes the dialog as expected

0.2.2

Prepare for upcoming 0.2.2 release

0.2.1

Updated for 0.2.0

Update CHANGELOG for 0.2.0

- Instead of writing the value of an enum member to the configuration file for the "timeout_unit" and "shutdown_type", write a string describing the desired setting. Though this requires more effort to deal with and more execution time, it makes up for it in the robustness stakes. That having been said, it's still a bit messy and I can't help but feel that an array of structs with a number and parameter name each might help provide a better solution
- Correctly report negative shutdown timeout

 - Bump version number to 0.2.0-dev. Sufficient changes have been made, and further significant changes - including breaking configuration file compatibility with previous versions - are to come
 - New TODOs
 - Implement long int max_minutes_to_shutdown(void), which returns the maximum number of minutes until a scheduled shutdown (for instance, it will return 7 when a shutdown is to occur in 6 minutes and 3 seconds)
 - Miscellaneous cleanups
 - Start of a "shutdown_type" struct - trying to clean up the shutdown type selection menu and interactions and allow the searching of shutdown types based on name (the motivation here is the potential to specify a shutdown type in words in the DownTime configuration file. So, for instance, the following line might be common in the file: "<shutdown_type>power-off</shutdown_type>")
 - Use single bit bit-fields in the shutdown_params struct rather than char types for boolean variables to potentially converse 2 bytes on most machines

Note re: Changing the config file "timeout_unit" option

Version 0.1.3

CHANGELOG updated for 0.1.2 release

(NOTE: Commit date wrong. Imported into CVS after release)

Version 0.1.1
  - Corrected a bug which would cause DownTime to loop for a heck of a long time trying to free() memory that wasn't allocated in the first place due to an unsigned integer underflow
  - Corrected program name in COPYRIGHT (whoops!)
  - Added license information to all C source files
  - Added CHANGELOG