+ = New feature
# = Bug fixed

0.13: First usable release

Changes since 0.13:
+ Added command-line-option -r
  Invoked with -r, mempeak only displays processes that are still running
  with their maximum-memory-usage
+ Added help for -r
# The -h option worked only with -H, not -h
+ Added command-line-option -c
  With -c, you can switch off the text-cursor. This may not work on
  every system
+ Added help for -c
+ Made color configurable
+ config-file options runonly, interval and cursor off
# cleaned up some code

Changes since 0.14:
# Keyboard-entries where interpreted only after the interval, now each sec
# Resizing of the mother window of mempeak (xterm!) is now checked each sec
+ You can now choose if you want the clock to be updatet each second or
  each interval (specified by -i sec)

Changes since 0.15:
+ With the -u-option, you can specify an username on the commandline. Doing
  that, mempeak will display only display processes owned by this user
# Cleaned up some code in proc.c
# If there was only 1 process to display, mempeak forgot that poor, lonesome
  process (fixed)
# Added an event-handler for strg-c; many people tend to use this to leave,
  now the normal cleanup-routine is invoked if the user exits through the
  back door
+ Added display of username (specified by -u) and -r in the statusbar
+ Added the cool goodbye-message
# Fixed some bugs again
# New function mempeak_exit() that makes the code a bit more readable

Changes since 0.16:
# Many code-improvements to make things more readable

Changes since 0.17
# Same as before...

Changes since 0.18
# Fixed a heavy bug that crashed mempeak, caused by strange contents
  in /proc/pid/status
+ Added display of username
# Running in r-mode, free lines haven't been cleared so sometimes it seemed
  like there where 'dupe-processes'
# mempeak swallowed the last process, fixed
# mempeak says now when there aren't any processes for the selected user
# Found a bug in the display-routine that cluttered the screen with hyros
  when no procs where running for the specified user, fixed
  
Changes since 0.19
# Rewrote most of proc.c what minimizes the system-load caused by mempeak
  a bit

Changes since 0.20
+ Added display of nr. of processes in the statusline
# mempeak now exits with rc 2 when /proc/ can't be opened

Changes since 0.21
+ Added the D-Keyboard-Command; works like reset, but doesn't touch the
  status of all other displayed processes (time of max-memory-usage is not
  set to current time)
# Improved the error-function
# The -c argument, given on the commandline, was ignored, fixed
+ You can now configure bold or normal display in the config-file

Changes since 0.22
# again many code-improvements
# Usernames longer than 7 characters cluttered the display. Now mempeak
  cuts longer names down to 7 chars

Changes since 0.23
+ Added a tiny online-help. Just type h...
# The display got cluttered if someone typed a wrong key while running
  mempeak; now mempeak re-initializes it's screen if you typed a command
  that does nothing

Changes since 0.24
# Fixed a bug that made mempeak crash on systems with long usernames
