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Primary and secondary text according to the GNOME HIG in dialogs

Clean up dialogs, try to set parets of modal warning / error dialogs... Haven't been able to do it nicely everywhere, particularly in storage.c.

  - 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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- 0.3.2!
- Bump copyright date

Should work on Ubuntu 8.10 (using gksudo)

- 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

Bump copyright date and replace another "AUTHOR" with "THE AUTHOR(S)"

  - 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

  - Bump copyright dates and change "AUTHOR" to "THE AUTHOR(S)" in various source files
  - "Always on top" setting for the progress window works
  - Allow for specifying a configuration file as the first command-line parameter. Thisd could be helpful if people have multiple regular shutdown regimens they use and (for example) wish to set up different shortcuts for them

  - "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

Initial work on Preferences dialog and Advanced main dialog view

No longer use the non-standard err() and warn() functions / their peers

Warn if the shutdown(8) binary is setuid but the user doesn't have execute permissions on it

Much stuffing about with gtk_main() / gtk_main_quit() etc., across a variety of functions to ensure correct window operation

- No more settings struct. We now have a shutdown_t struct, which holds information relevant to the shutdown process, a user_specs struct, which holds all directly user-specified information, and two global variables: config_path and shutdown_path (both of type char *). Many changes have been made to incorporate these changes
- Further passing of variables rather than accessing them externally. Note that we're passing the new specs struct to functions that you would normally expect not to require it (e.g., get_user_specs()). This is because there may be more stored in specs in the future than just stuff displayed in the main window
- load_user_specs() (formerly load_settings()) now only modifies settings on a successful call
- Better usage of macros in downtime.h for settings default user specs
- New function update_user_specs(user_specs *specs) which updates the struct pointed to by specs to reflect (at this point) the current settings in the main window
- Myriad minor improvements

- Correctly record the shutdown type specified. This corrects a recently introduced bug that would cause the shutdown type specified to only take effect on the _next_ shutdown (i.e.: Not the one the type was specified for)
- Reduced dependence on global variables

- Slight renamings. In particular, shutdown_params -> state, and the aforementioned struct's config_location parameter is now config_path
- init_state() created (and used) to initialise the global settings
- If we couldn't find the location of the configuration file, disable the ability to save / remember settings
- Graphically warn the user if there was a problem loading saved settings, unless the problem in question is simply that the file doesn't exist
- Check for non-printable characters (other than newline) when reading the configuration file
- Correctly output the configuration file name in the error dialogue which appears if we couldn't open a file specified through File -> Open

- Broke start_shutdown() apart
- Miscellaneous corrections and improvements

load_settings() now returns status information.

About to look at settings (i.e., the shutdown_params struct) and passing between functions

- Do checking to ensure that the configuration file location was actually found
- free() the memory pointed to by the return value of get_config_location(), fixing a small memory leak

Clean up, and display an error in the event that we can't stat(2) the shutdown(8) binary

Version 0.1.3

Fixed a bug whereby the shutdown path would be undefined after a File -> Open of a config

Fixed some more memory leaks.

About to do a bit of stuffing about so that when load_settings() is called we don't lose the shutdown path

Complete execute only requirement for shutdown binary across files / messages

ONly need execute permissons on the shutdown(8) binary to run it (assuming it's setuid root)

Check for the existence of the shutdown(8) binary, even if it was user-specified at compile-time

	- Only warn if performing a shutdown may not be permitted, rather than erroring
	- Differentiate between BSD and non-BSD systems when checking the ability to perform a shutdown

Code cleanup, removing "p_" etc. from variable names, removed some unnecessary malloc()s

Revive Makefile... Need to learn a lot more about GNU autotools before I can use them effectively

- Include "config.h" in source files
- Check for asprintf() and vasprintf()

- Include strings.h for GNU/Linux systems where required to be able to use index()
- #define _GNU_SOURCE on GNU/Linux systems where required to be able to use asprintf() and vasprintf() (A genuinely portable solution should be found)
- Some indenting issues fixed

Apparently sysexits.h is only available on BSD systems. Therefore, we now only include it on BSD systems, and we redefine EX_* to EXIT_FAILURE for other systems

(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

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

Initial, version 0.1 release!