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@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 /*****************************************************************
 /*****************************************************************

- * Release Notes: SquirrelMail 1.3.0                             *
- * The "Pasta" Release                                           *
- * 17 august 2002                                                *
+ * Release Notes: SquirrelMail 1.3.1                             *
+ * The "Marc for President!" Release                             *
+ * 19 august 2002                                                *

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 In this edition of SquirrelMail Release Notes:
  *****************************************************************/
 
 In this edition of SquirrelMail Release Notes:


@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ In this edition of SquirrelMail Release Notes:
 All about this Release!!!
 =========================
 
 All about this Release!!!
 =========================
 

-This is the first release on our way to a new stable series.
+This is the second release on our way to a new stable series.

 On our way to, that is, this is a development release, which is not
 intended for production servers. We feel that releasing development
 versions will help us making the to-be stable release more stable, and
 On our way to, that is, this is a development release, which is not
 intended for production servers. We feel that releasing development
 versions will help us making the to-be stable release more stable, and


@@ -32,13 +32,12 @@ comment on version numbers. Our version numbers take the form of A.B.C
    if it is odd (1, 3, 5 etc), it is a development release
  C indicates small changes.
 Which is to say our version numbering system is the same as that of
    if it is odd (1, 3, 5 etc), it is a development release
  C indicates small changes.
 Which is to say our version numbering system is the same as that of

-the linux kernel. So 1.2.7 is a stable version, and 1.3.0 (this one)
+the linux kernel. So 1.2.7 is a stable version, and 1.3.1 (this one)

 is a development release.
 
 is a development release.
 

-We are excited to bring you the first fruits of a very good
-development series. Major rewrites of the back-end and the user
-interface have been happening since the 1.2 series. These rewrites
-have inspired me for the release alias (see down this document).
+We are excited to bring you the fruits of a very good development
+series. Major rewrites of the back-end and the user interface have
+been happening since the 1.2 series.

 
 
 A note on plugins
 
 
 A note on plugins


@@ -78,7 +77,7 @@ If you have problems with UID support, please do these 2 things:
      * The value of "sort" (as in conf.pl)
    bugs can be submitted at: http://www.squirrelmail.org/bugs
 2) For your own pleasure and comfort:
      * The value of "sort" (as in conf.pl)
    bugs can be submitted at: http://www.squirrelmail.org/bugs
 2) For your own pleasure and comfort:

-   turn of UID support in conf.pl, so you can continue to use 1.3.0
+   turn of UID support in conf.pl, so you can continue to use 1.3.1

 
 
 A note on MIME
 
 
 A note on MIME


@@ -98,7 +97,7 @@ Reporting my favorite SquirrelMail 1.3 bug
 
 It is not unlikely you will experience some bugs while using this
 development version. Please submit these bugs. Also, please mention
 
 It is not unlikely you will experience some bugs while using this
 development version. Please submit these bugs. Also, please mention

-that the bug is in this 1.3.0 release.
+that the bug is in this 1.3.1 release.

 
    http://www.squirrelmail.org/bugs
 
 
    http://www.squirrelmail.org/bugs
 


@@ -120,24 +119,15 @@ things to share with the developers, join the development mailinglist:
 About our Release Aliases - By Wouter Teepe
 =========================
 
 About our Release Aliases - By Wouter Teepe
 =========================
 

-Pasta is, as we all know, a group of Italian dishes. As most of us
-know, several types of pasta exist, two of which are:
+In the last months we have had our development team enlarged by,
+amongst others, Marc. Marc has been one of the greatest contributors
+to the stable series. After the release of 1.3.0, just 2 days ago, he
+managed to fix many many small bugs that were found. Almost when
+others (including myself) just thought "Huh, another release?" Marc
+was working hard to improve all kind of things. All fixes in this
+release (and possibly new bugs ;-)) are due to his hard work.

 
 

-* Spaghetti: Tastes good, but is very hard to untangle. Its structure
-  is unneccecarily complex, but it is relatively easy to cook.
-* Lasagne: Tastes excellent, and its structure is very elegant: it is
-  layered. Cooking it takes quite a bit more patience and design.
-
-I will not bore you with Italian cooking more except for this: The
-difference between spaghetti and lasagne applies to SquirrelMail as
-well. Where 1.2 is good, its inside is unneccecarily complex. Opposed
-to this, 1.3 is quite well structured from the inside. Its potential
-is true excellence. Its flavor is already excellent. Expect 1.4/2.0 to
-be, well...
-
-With the slicing up the internals of SquirrelMail, whole new
-possibilities will emerge. Listen on the development mailinglist to
-hear which!
+Keep up the good work, Marc!

 
 
                   Happy SquirrelMailing!
 
 
                   Happy SquirrelMailing!