ChangeLog
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2.4 - stable release, restarted ChangeLog once more
	- it is no longer possible for ktfxshell to accidently kill another
	process (it was not very likely anyway in previous versions, but it was
	possible)
	- you have as many instances of ktfxshell started by as many users as
	you like,	but only one can control the player at a given time
	(when you stop the player with instance A, instance B can take over
	and start a new player process - all other instances will remain stopped)
	- this of course makes playing several files in a row simply by clicking
	on the icons in KFM a bit more complicated, as this will just open a new
	ktfxshell instance each time you click, which will not start playing
	right away if a player process is already active

2.5 - yesss! I am now officially the new maintainer of tfmx-play, which means:
	1) tfmx-play is now released under the GPL (...the crowd is cheering...)
	2) tfmx-play and ktfxshell are now distributed together in the same package
	3) tfmx-play no longer supports that nasty, insecure realtime scheduling :)
	- all GIF images have been replaced with PNG images (better
	compression-rate and no license problems)
	- added converter to rename 8.3 TFMX files to Amiga TFMX filenames

2.6 - included tfmx-play 0.2, added switch for oversampling in kTFXshell
	(note kTFXshell does not work with older tfmx-play versions because of this,
	but why should you want to use them anyway?)
	- "make install" was broken in version 2.5 (maybe in others too), fixed

2.7 - added a splash-screen shown for ten seconds upon startup, if kTFXshell
	has been freshly installed or updated (to show it always would be both
	annyoing to some people and a waste of memory, since I do not know how to
	get rid of the splash widget after use without causing a segfault...)
	- changed the name to "tfmxcess"
	- new TFMX mimetype icon
2.7.1 - removed check for existing tfmx-play binary, it seems to fail on
	SuSE 6.4, maybe on other systems too (and after all, tfmx-play is
	included anyway)
	- the included tfmx-play release is now installed in $(KDEDIR)/bin
	as default
