v0.22.0: a hidden release for allowing packaging
	+ added a spec file for RPM building (also from Arnaud Quette)
	+ added a simple man page (thanks to Arnaud Quette)
v0.21: just some aesthetic changes
    + at least: detect XShm configurability
    + at least: display synaptics driver version
    + fix a bug, that would display normal mode BG on non-supported HW
v0.2: now you can switch between different scrolling modes
    + make code ready for ksynaptics
    + circular scrolling: correctly initialized / edges configurable
    + tapping: is now disengageable / maxtaptime adjustable!
    + circular scrolling matured: speed adjustable and disengageable
    + implemented basic circular scrolling support

v0.11a: command line switches for restoring your settings in ~/.qsynaptics
    + disable "Apply/Okay" buttons on systems not capable of running
       qsynaptics
    + now you can restore your settings simply by calling "qsynaptics -r"
       (try out "qsynaptics --help" )

v0.11: now we store our settings in ~/.qsynaptics

    + now storing settings in the user's home directory
    + behaviour of committing changes is now hopefully reasonable!
      It should work like this:

        * reading Hardware Settings (HWS)
        * reading stored settings (SS) from ~/.qsynaptics if there are some
        
        *if (HWS != SS) display(SS);
        *if (applyPressed) apply(SS);
        *if (okayPressed) apply(SS); store(SS); exit;
        *if (cancelPressed) exit; // leaves everything unchanged

        NB: 
          You may press "Apply" to test your changes, but 
          if you exit by pressing "Cancel" qsynaptics restores the 
          state BEFORE you ran qsynaptics
          If you want to commit your changes, you must press "Okay"

          This needs testing, since there probably still bugs left!!
        
        NB:
          If qsynaptics cannot detect your driver, ~/.qsynaptics isn't read!



v0.1: this is the intial release, therefore not that exciting:

    + enable/disable touchpad
    + enable/disable scrolling emulation
    + adjust scrolling sensitivity
    + tapping emulation on/off
    + configurable mouse button emulation (tapping)
    + smart mode tapping (using syndaemon)
