which was in options.description all along. I've removed the
redundant 'libmodplug' option.
2008-10-14 -- Herrie 2.2:
* Added: Ukranian translation - Viacheslav Chumushuk
* Added: Option to disable yes/no questions - Viacheslav Chumushuk
* Fixed: Add support for libSpiff 1.0.0 relative pathname support
* Fixed: Don't write non-UTF-8 titles to disk - Peter Koeleman
with this package. While here, correct ncurses/ncursesw options
to provide the right arguments to configure.
Changes since 1.9.1:
2008-03-16 -- Herrie 2.0:
* Added: Brasilian Portuguese translation - Eros Carvalho
* Fixed: Make vfs.lockup.chroot expand ~/ and ~user/
* Changed: Maintainer email address
* Removed: Debian package infrastructure, per maintainer's request.
2008-02-12 -- Herrie 1.9.3:
* Added: Support for Debian GNU/kFreeBSD
* Added: Debian package infrastructure
* Fixed: Shut down the application when we lose TTY input
* Added: Chinese translation - Ji ZhengYu
2008-01-19 -- Herrie 1.9.2:
* Removed: Native Windows support - it was incomplete anyway
* Improved: Manpage reorganized to make more sense - Marcela Tiznado
* Added: Finnish translation - Jorma Karvonen
* Added: Danish translation - Joe Hansen
* Improved: GUI scrolling performance when dealing with big playlists
* Added: Switch to scroll pages up and down when selection goes out of sight
2007-12-17 -- Herrie 1.9.1:
* Added: 'L' button to locate files in the current directory
* Fixed: Remove almost endless recursion by not recursing on symlinks
* Added: Input can be aborted pressing the escape button - Pieter-Paul Spiertz
* Improved: Manual content now matches installed configuration
* Fixed: Don't autoload the playlist when files are passed on the cmdline
2007-12-02 -- Herrie 1.9:
* Added: Support for changing the volume
* Improved: Make license of MD5 code in sync with the rest
* Improved: Avoid deprecated CoreAudio calls on Leopard
* Fixed: Stop processing of signals during shutdown
* Added: Spanish and Catalan translations - Xavier de Blas
* Added: '{' and '}' buttons to move tracks to top/bottom - Jille Timmermans
Blurb:
Herrie is a command line music player. It supports multiple audio file
formats (including MP3 and Ogg Vorbis) and has the ability to send
playback statistics to AudioScrobbler. The word `herrie' is Dutch for
`clamor'.
Herrie uses a split-screen user interface: a playlist at the top and a
filebrowser at the bottom. The application has two modes of operation,
called `party mode' and `XMMS mode'. When the application is started in
party mode, the first song in the playlist gets started. It will also
be removed from the playlist as well. When the application is started
in XMMS mode, any song can be started and will not be removed from the
playlist. The default mode is party mode.
