vss.c: Trivial whitespace cleanup.

[paraslash.git] / NEWS

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 NEWS
 ====
 
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-0.3.0 (to be announced) "solar saturation"
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+--------------------------------------------
+0.3.1 (to be announced) "liquid interaction"
+--------------------------------------------
+
+
+-------------------------------------
+0.3.0 (2008-01-12) "solar saturation"
+-------------------------------------
 
 paraslash.0.3.0 -- 'WWDBND --what would databases never do?'.
 
@@ -11,13 +16,13 @@ paraslash.0.3.0 -- 'WWDBND --what would databases never do?'.
 Usually one might expect lots of new features AND a big increase in size
 for a major release like this.
 
-However, this release is smaller than the latest 0.2.x releases. The
-decrease in size is mostly due to the removal of some graphical tools
-(which were only quick hacks anyway). But also the fact that the
-mysql code is gone cuts down the size a bit.
+However, paraslash-0.3.0.tar.bz2 is the smallest paraslash tarball
+ever. The decrease in size is mostly due to the removal of some
+graphical tools (which were only quick hacks anyway). But also the
+fact that the mysql code is gone cuts down the size a bit.
 
 Being independent of mysql comes at a cost: The fact that paraslash
-now contains its own database (the object storage layer, ols) increases
+now contains its own database (the object storage layer, osl) increases
 the (stripped) binary size of para_server by ~50K on i386.
 
        - no more restrictions on unique basenames.