• Add -s flag to force shaped mode
• Makes ~/.mount.app/ the preferences directory
• Middle mouse button ejects media
• Switched to Mercurial for revision control

• Changes required to work with WindowMaker 0.70 and higher, which does not include libPropList. Instead of using the compatibility header, we rewrote the property list calls to use the WINGs property list handling.
• Updated documentation.
• Mounts with 'owner' attribute are treated as user-mountable, since many pam-based distributions use this method.

• Change author email.
• Bug file for external eject command. %s is the mount point, not the device name.

• Erico Freitas sent me a patch that fixes mount.app behavior on very large partitions. Gracias, Erico.

• Made mount.conf GTK+-1.2 compatible
• Added patch from Thomas Schultz for scalable capacity listing

• Fixed the last of the GTK+ > 1.1.7 bugs (I hope)
• Added the version number to -help printouts

• Fix for configure script path problem
• Support for HFS (Mac) partitions
• Another bug fix for GTK+ > 1.1.7

• New relocateable RPM file format (thanks Paul E. Johnson)
• Fix for non-existant mount points
• Fix (rare) for broken icon types
• Other minor nits picked

• autoconf cleanups
• workaround for GTK+ > 1.1.7
• configurable eject command
• initial mount point configurable

• Color changes in mount button to indicate work in progress
• Error indication characters
• asynchronous external mount/unmounts

• Name change from Mount.app to mount.app
• Mount executable is now mount.app, MountConfig is now mount.conf
• libc5 friendly signal handlers

• Work around for differences between GTK+ 1.1.x and 1.0.x
• Online help tweaks
• Consider this a 2.0pre1

• Mount -n will allow Mount.app to work in other window managers
• New button toggles display of capacity type indicators

• Linux builds no longer use internal eject routine
• Friendly dialog boxes and help screen
• Small FreeBSD fixes

• Linux builds use internal eject routine
• GPL policy prominently displayed
• other minor nits

• New "eject after unmount" feature (read INSTALL file!)
• DOS mount point capacities fixed
• ~/GNUstep/Defaults/Mount.app is new property list file name

• Config app has been beautified
• Hopefully, last option menu bug has been fixed
• Tar file now creates Mount.App-(version) dir
• RPMS!

• Oops. Fixed nasty pixmap loading bug.
• Feature work is complete for now. I've decided to go Beta
• I've removed the Font&Color panel, it was close to useless anyway.
• "show capacity" is now an option menu
• Default path and filenames have changed, see below.

• More misc. bug fixes
• Config app is now functionally complete except for the color selectors.
• Except for some changes in the "show capacity" feature, this project it ready for Beta.

• More misc. bug fixes
• Config app is now in notebook style

• Functional proof of concept config app, kick the tires, test it out.
• I know my GUI's suck. Help me out here ;)
• began a "CREDITS" file for people who send me feedback.

• Fixed --prefix configure problem
• icondir is defaulted to string based on --prefix
• more useless widgets on Config app

• Fixed -lXext configure problem
• Made Mount and Config create defaults file if it's not found
• Cleaned up calling of configuration app

• Moved from Imake to GNU Autoconf. I probably made some mistakes here.
• Dropped all AS code and made it default to WM settings.
• Split up wmmount.c into Mount.c and several other files.
• Dropped wmmountrc file format and adopted libPropList.
• Began configuration tool based on GTK (or GTKstep)

It was explained to me today that because Mount.App wasn't programmed to the GNUstep API, it technically isn't a GNUstep app. What's this mean to you? Good question! It means that I've moved Mount.App from the /usr/local/GNUstep tree and placed it in the standard /usr/local tree. (./configure --prefix=/other/path overrides that of course).

Since Mount and Config were moved to /usr/local/bin (and are now in your path), I've renamed Config to MountConfig to make it more apparent what it does.

So what does all this mean? Well, before you install the new beta version, you need to uninstall your old copies. If you still have the old build directory handy, it's easy. Just cd there and type "make uninstall". Otherwise, you'll have to do the "rm -rf /usr/local/GNUstep/Apps/Mount.app" yourself.

As an added a bonus, I've changed the format of the defaults file slightly in order to support the new "show capacity" features, which means you'll want to delete that file as well before you run the new version. (It's not mandatory but it might save you some grief). "rm -rf ~/GNUstep/Library/Mount.App"

Oh yeah, BTW, if someone comes up with a way to better represent the "show capacity" feature so that it is more obvious whether Mount.App is showing "space used" or "space available", I'd be eternally gratefull.