KNOWN BUGS
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- Sometimes the teams view doesn't receive a B_MOUSE_UP message
  on a single click. This results in moving the selection if the
  mouse is moved. I don't know why this happens, but it looks
  like some sort of race condition to me.

CHANGES
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Version 0.0.7
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- Replicant graph views have context menu to:
  * Change update speed
  * Select CPU (for CPU Graph Views, if multiple CPUs are
    installed)
- Added border and context menu to deskbar replicant. It
  also shows a small tooltip with the current CPU usage.
- Added command line options:
   --help               Display help text.
   --show_deskbar_rep   Add replicant to deskbar and quit.
   --hide_deskbar_rep   Remove replicant from deskbar and quit.
- GUI is now totally font sensitive. My old code assumed the 
  fonts size to be <= 12. But with Marco Nelissen's FontSelector
  utility the user can specifiy font sizes up to 99. This is handled
  correctly now.
- Included settings dialog which currently contains two settings:
   * "Don't hide deskbar replicant on close."
     Don't remove the deskbar replicant when the application is
     closed. The replicant remains visible. A double click on
     it fires the taskmanager up again.
   * "Hide system teams"
     Hide the system teams (the blue ones) in the team view.
- Entering a character in the team view, scrolls to teams that
  start with that character.
- Added option to display the taskmanager in all workspaces.
- Removed a bug, which crashed the taskmanager after closing 
  the "About TaskManager" window.
- The taskmanager includes a new improved blur code for the about
  box. It features alpha blending, constant speed independent
  of the size of the blur matirx and real-time hilbert dithering.
  THANKS CHRIS!

Version 0.0.6
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- Removed some memory leaks.
- Added "New Team" dialog which allows to launch
  new teams. It remembers the last seven filenames
  and supports drag'n'drop from the tracker.
- Added context menu to team view entries.
- Speeded up listview draw.
- Double click on entry in team view activates team.
- About window contains link to homepage.
- Added warning dialog if user tries to kill a team.
  These dialogs can be disabled through a checkbox in
  the warning alert. If the user disables the warning
  for normal teams it's still displayed for system teams.
- Don't allow user to kill kernel team (which is impossible
  anyway...)
- Display system teams in differnt color.
- Kill button is disabled, when no team is selected.
- Fixed assertion fail when window is displayed fullscreen
  on very big screens (width>=1600).
- Even less listview flickering.
- Team view display default icon if an application has no
  icon stored in its resources.
- Uses ui_color() and tint_color() to get default UI colors.
- Double click on a column separator resizes the column to
  fit the broadest content.
- Views in Usage tab are replicants. (You can drag them to the
  Desktop! Simply activate "Show Replicants" in the Deskbar menu
  and grap them on their handles. A dotted outline appears. Now you
  can drop them on the desktop. To get rid of the desktop replicants
  right-click on their handle and select "Delete")
- The Taskmanager automatically adds itself to the MIME database.

Version 0.0.5
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- Listview displays sortmode (ascending, descending,
  no sort) with a little arrow in the column header.
- Listview underlines prinary sort key and "underdotts"
  secundary sort key.
- Saves and restores settings and location of the main
  window.
- Saves and restores column settings (sort mode, width,
  and display order)

Version 0.0.4
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Internal release 

- New icon
- New about box with blur effect.

Version 0.0.3
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- Displays team information in multicolumn list view.
- Displays CPU usage as deskbar replicant. Doubleclick on
  the deskbar replicant activates main window.
- Selectable update speeds

Version 0.0.2
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First public release

- Added team information tab with simple listview.

Version 0.0.1
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Internal Release.