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0.11.3p3: (2003-06-19)
- Added support for linux kernel 2.5.x.
+0.11.?
+- Updated the synclient program to make it possible to read and write
+ the variables in the shared memory area. This means you can change
+ parameter settings without restarting the X server.
+- More reliable implementation of double click simulation using the up
+ button. The old implementation incorrectly generated a single click
+ instead of a double click for very short clicks of the up button.
+- Configurable timeout (option EmulateMidButtonTime) for middle button
+ emulation.
+- Better state machine for handling middle mouse button emulation.
+ * Clicks shorter than EmulateMidButtonTime are no longer lost.
+ * The middle button event is generated as soon as both the left and
+ the right buttons are pressed. The old code waited until the
+ timeout had passed before even checking if both buttons were
+ pressed.
+- Makefile improvements:
+ * Made it possible to build synclient even if an X source tree is
+ not available.
+ * Added Makefile dependencies so that things get recompiled when a
+ header file is changed.
+ * synclient.c now includes synaptics.h instead of duplicating the
+ shared memory structure definition.
+- The shared memory segment is properly removed when the X server
+ exits, so that synclient isn't fooled by a stale segment if the X
+ server is later restarted without SHMConfig activated.
+- The code that tried to remove any old shared memory segment at
+ startup before creating the new segment didn't work. Therefore, X
+ server startup failed if the size of the shared segment had changed.
+ (Which was very annoying during development.)
+- Updated the TODO, PARAMETERS and FEATURES files.
+
09.06.02 - Version 0.11.1
- new packet format for Firmware 5.8 and others; solves problems with some