
v. 1.2.1 --> v. 1.2.2
==================

Changes to the Linux read_meminfo() function so that salmon
displays zero for some memory values when run on versions
greater than 2.4.xx.

When running on FreeBSD, salmon now calls kvm_open() and drops
sgid privileges immediately.

v. 1.2.0 --> v. 1.2.1
==================

The fifteen minute load average line option has been changed from
l(oad) to f(ifteen).

The local and universal times may now be independently displayed
in twelve hour format.  Use -t(welve) for local time and -T(welve)
for universal time.

The local and universal dates now display by default as [abbreviated
day name, abbreviated month name  date].  Use -y(ear) or -Y(ear) to
display them as [abbreviated month name  date, year].

Several of the information lines have improved formatting routines,
a few of the global variables have been de-globalized and a few
unnecessary variables were eliminated.

The #if defined(__FreeBSD__) test in read_mem.c has been reduced to
a single instance to improve legibility of the code.

v. 1.0.0 --> v. 1.2.0
==================

It is no longer necessary to run salmon sgid kmem on FreeBSD.
Swap information will display 0 when running without access to
/dev/kmem.

The name of the application as given to the X server can be specified
with the new "-n" option. This allows using two or more instances of
salmon with different names in some versions of the Afterstep Wharf
that would otherwise not allow it.

The foreground pixmap has been expanded to include the first 127
characters of the ASCII set.

The name used for the fifteen minute load average has been changed
from the previous "ten" to more closely reflect objective reality.

The line option switch to display Universal time has been changed
from "g" to "T" and a new option "D" to display the date based on
Universal rather than local time has been added.

New options "o" and "v" to display the OS type and the OS or kernel
version have been added.

Salmon will display from one to six lines of information, and the
lines will automatically be spaced evenly in the window.  The "."
option to leave a blank line is no longer recognized.

Salmon can be run in daemon mode with the -z option.  This is useful
for monitoring a remote file, print or web server without the need to
be logged on.

The moon phase now shows the quarters by name from approximately six
hours before until six hours after the event.  At other times, the
phase is shown to .1% with an arrow pointing up or down.

