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Evisum 0.5.0
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  * Introduce a traditional application menu.
  * Add a CPU core viewer with rudimentary graphs.
  * Add filesystem querying API.
  * Support infinite sensors and batteries.
  * Take into account ZFS usage on FreeBSD systems.
  * Add documentation viewer in the process view.
  * Create a process window for proceses (split the UI out).
  * View per-thread core usage of process.
  * Support threads on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and DragonFlyBSD.
  * Process argument parsing refinements.
  * Code refactoring of process and thread query API.
  * Fix memory leaks.
  * UI alignments and improvements.
  * Massive rearrangement of the source tree.
  * Indicate process list sorting.
  * Fix swap calculation on macOS.
  * Allow user to attach to a process (no more excuses users!!!).
  * Add an about window.
  * ISC licensed.
  * Remove old GPL licensed icons (now public-domain).
  * Bug fixes.

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Evisum 0.4.1
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  * Fix intl support for some Linux distributions.
  * Improve the search responsiveness.
  * Improve window resize behaviour.
  * Fix process arguments on FreeBSD/DragonFlyBSD.
  * Fix command-line parsing of Linux processes.
  * Introduce some transition animations.
  * Small refactor.

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Evisum 0.4.0
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   * Use a generic list for process listing (pretty).
   * Add process menu.
   * Set application priority (nice).
   * UI improvements.
   * Offer kvm_openfiles means of obtaining PID list on
     FreeBSD-based platforms. This requires specific
     permissions (s+g kmem). We fallback if that fails.
     use a genlist (meh).
   * Save settings upon exit. Sorting and window size.
   * Reduce object creation and deletion.
   * Improve display of memory and storage sizes.
   * Use object caching where applicable.
   * Remove redundant code.
   * FreeBSD et al. Get process arguments akin to Linux.
   * macOS improvements for process information.
   * Process command-line (new field).
   * Added translation support (with French and Italian).
   * Other stuff.

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Evisum 0.3.2
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   * Add new icon. This works better with our
     existing applications. It has a retro
     feel.

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Evisum 0.3.1
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   * Fix OpenBSD process init.

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Evisum 0.3.0
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   * Fix UI alignment.
   * Add search to UI.
   * General tidying.
   * Fix rare crash.
   * Fix some calculations.
   * Linux process information improvements.
   * OpenBSD specific fixes.
   * Various UI improvements.
   * Various tidying.
   * Move to Meson build system.
   ...

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Evisum 0.2.6
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   * Add support for multiple batteries (GUI).
   * Various refactoring.
   * Increase responsiveness.
   * GUI changes.
   * Shutdown improvements.
   * Fix some memory leaks.
   * Battery names (where applicable).
   * Various small tidying.
   * Use Eina helpers where applicable.
   * Add battery names and model (Linux and FreeBSD).

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Evisum 0.2.4
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   * Fix GUI on launch and shutdown.
   * Fix tingle compilation (makefile).
   * Other bug fixes and improvements.

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Evisum 0.2.2
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   * Fix OpenBSD CPU usage (6.5+).
   * Visual fixes.
   * Add swapped memory item.
   * Updated tingle command-line tool.
   * Small bug fixes.

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Evisum 0.2.0
============

   * Add command-line utility (tingle) to complement
     evisum.
   * Fix object destruction before exiting main loop.
   * Add variable unit display (K, M and G).
   * Minor refactoring.

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Evisum 0.1.2
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Fixes:

    * Fix process list geometry on resize.
    * Install icon in proper location.
    * Fix .desktop file.
    * Make installation instructions easier.
    * Improve non-Linux builds.

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Evisum 0.1.1
============

Fixes:

    * Add fallback mechanism on Linux for disk-detection.
    * Make life easier for packagers (thanks Juippis and OnlyHuman).

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Evisum 0.1.0
============

Features:

    * Full support across Linux, MacOS, FreeBSD and OpenBSD.
    * Process Listing.
    * Single-process view.
    * Start/stop/kill individual process.
    * Process PID, UID, name, thread count, memory use, nice, priority,
      state, CPU ID and CPU usage.
    * CPU monitoring.
    * Memory monitoring.
    * Disk usage monitoring.
    * Network usage monitoring.
    * CPU temperature monitoring.
    * Battery and power status.

