Changes in version 0.4.0:

* TLE files are now stored in user's home directory in 
  $HOME/.gpredict/tle and can be updated automatically at run time.
  The supplied files are identicale to those at celestrak.com except
  that the extensions have been changed from .txt to .tle
* The tracked satellites are organized in a tree when presented to
  the user, rather than a flat list.
* Updated locations database with more than 2000 known locations
  with altitude and weather station info. The known locations
  are now organized in a tree structure. If Hamlib 1.1.3 is available
  locator squares are calculated as well.
* Possibility to have many locations configured and switch between
  them at runtime.
* Possibility to use other maps. Gnome Predict comes bundled with 5
  different maps, but the user can add and use his/her own maps by
  copying the images into the $HOME/.gpredict/maps/ directory. The maps
  will automatically be scaled to 800x400 pixels.
* Notebook tabs/labels are only shown if there are at least
  two modules in the notebook (the user can override it though).
* Module names can be up to 50 characters long.
* Modules can be deleted and edited after creation (right-click in the
  iconbar).
* Program is safe if a satellite somehow disappears from the database.
* Fixed bugs #636186 and #633886.



Changes in version 0.3.2:

* No more crash when trying to open a deleted map file
  (bug #554785).
* Number of satellites in the lists is displayed when
  the user creates a new module (bug #555595).
* Updated gpredict.tle
* Updated gpredict.pot
* Updated da.po (new strings not translated though).



Changes in version 0.3.1:

* Added danish translation.
* Fixed bug #551224.



Changes in version 0.3.0:

* Configuration is stored using GConf instead of gnome-config.
* Default prefix is no longer /usr/local/groundstation
* User configuration files are stored in ~/.gpredict/
  (previously ~/.groundstation/)
* Longitude is in the range of -180 to 180 negative
  being East of Greenwich.
* Get detailed information about any of the upcoming passes.
  The plot showing a satellite pass can be saved as an image
  or printed.
* New earth map module with the possibility to save and print
  the map as an image.
* Anti aliased graphics giving much better quality. The user
  can disable this feature if the performance is very poor.
* New shortcut bar.
* Have as many modules open as your computer can handle.
* Disabled the possibility to change the TLE file at runtime
  (obsolete feature).



Changes in version 0.2.2:

* Program can read custom TLE files even at runtime.
* New, very flexible functions to predict upcoming
  passes.
* Show/Save/Print/Plot detailed info about the upcoming
  pass.
* Plot the upcoming pass in polar form (Az/El).
* Show/Save/Print AOS/LOS times for upcoming passes.
* Satellites in the satlist can have different colors
  for practically any state a satellite can have.
* More options in the preferences box.



Changes in version 0.2.1:

* Just added a sentence to INSTALL about not to
  use ~ in --prefix=...



Changes in version 0.2.0:

* Abandoned client/server interface and included
  tracking code from Predict directly into the
  program
* Can track a large number of satellites (current
  limit is at 200, but can be chaged by editing
  the 'defaults.h' file)
* Predict AOS and LOS times for upcoming passes
* The user can change the text colors in the
  satellite list
* The user can change the time between satellite
  list updates
