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Version 0.2.35
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	* fix location of configuration file in man (Craig Routledge)
	* MMAP support for esddsp (from artsdsp, Olivier Blin)
	* GNU/kFreeBSD support (Robert Milan)
	* add new default_options in configuration file and environement 
	  variable, fix regression caused by patch since 0.2.30
	* use ALSA default alias (Cyrille Chepelov)
	* clean code (Kjartan Maraas)
	
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Version 0.2.34
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	* don't use C99 extensions (Jens Granseuer)

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Version 0.2.33
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	* use new ALSA PCM API if available (Lukasz Mach and Eddy Mylyono)
	* fix build on AIX and OSF (Albert Chin-A-Young)
	* don't try to close audio device if not opened (Debian)
	* fix build with latest automake (Stanislav Bradec)
	* no longer required automake 1.4 (Thomas Cataldo)
	* Fix Darwin build (Jerry Talkington)
	* fix typo in manpage (Kjartan Maraas)
	* Fix crash when AUDIODEV doesn't contain '/' (Stefan Heinsen)

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Version 0.2.32
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	* Fix build when IPv6 is disabled (Soren Jacobsen)
	* Fix missing file in tarball (Dan Winship)

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Version 0.2.31
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	* Fix build on Solaris8

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Version 0.2.30
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	* IPv6 support (Archana Shah)
	* Cygwin support (Masahiro Sakai)
	* MacOS X CoreAudio support (Masanori Sekino)
	* Always read esd config file, not only when auto-spawning (James Strandboge)
	* Prevents drop-outs for hardware allowing low period_size (ALSA) (Stanislav)
	* Man pages fixes (Stanislav)
	* major code cleanup (Kjartan)
	* ensure esd_open_audio succeed if interrupted (Arvind)
	* allow 0 as auto-standby value (Mohammed Waleed Kadous)
	* allow simultaneous play and record on Solaris (Balamurali)
	* add support for session name to esdcat (j@thing.net)

New Stuff in EsounD version 0.2.21:

o  esd supports for multiple recording clients
	- multiple esd_record_stream or esd_record_stream_fallback can
	now run simultaneously

o  security improvements
	- you should upgrade to 0.2.21 - older version have security
	holes, which can compromite account of any esd user

New Stuff in EsounD version 0.2:

o  esd_play_stream_fallback, esd_record_stream_fallback 
	- if default esd is not available, revert to /dev/dsp
	for playback/record

o  esd_open_sound
	- returns -1 if it can't find esd, instead of exiting

o  ESPEAKER environment variable
	- can be used to play/record/monitor esd on a 
	remote machine

o  GNU configure-able installation
