ANNOUNCE: Pan 0.13.1

[Charles Kerr <charles rebelbase com>]

Pan 0.13.1, `It's always funny until somebody immanentizes the eschaton',
has been released.  It can be found at http://pan.rebelbase.com/ .
 
What is Pan?

   Pan is a newsreader which attempts to be pleasing to both
   new users and power users.  In addition to the standard newsreader
   features, Pan also supports yEnc, offline newsreading,
   article filtering, multiple connections, and more features
   for power users and alt.binaries fans.

   It's also the only Unix newsreader to get a perfect score on the
   Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval evaluations.  See
   http://pan.rebelbase.com/features/ for the rest of the
   sales pitch.

About 0.13.1

   This release fixes some large memory and file descriptor leaks.
   It also reintroduces custom filters into the header pane, fixes
   some charset bugs, and has redesigned dialogs to better follow
   the Gnome Human Interface Guidelines.

Changes Since 0.13.0

   NEW FEATURES

   * Custom Filters created via the Filter tool can now be applied
     to the header pane.

   * Added a compliment to the space key's ``read more'' --
     backspace now backs up a page, or if at the top of the page,
     backs up to the previous article.

   * Support automatic import/export of multiple .newsrc files
     for multiple servers.  Previously only one automatic
     .newsrc file was supported.

   UPDATES

   * Refreshed save, preferences, identities, and server dialogs
     for better keyboard navigation and better compliance with the
     Gnome Human Interface Guidelines.

   * To make Pan more consistent with the rest of the desktop,
     the system fonts are now used in the group/header/body panes.
     These can be overridden in Edit|Preferences|Appearance.

   * Pan now tries to show headers 'as-is' when 'show all headers'
     is active.
     (91532, Christian Lohmaier)

   * Pan's cache can now exceed 1 GB. 
     (94684, Duncan)

   * Hide the cursor in the text window.
     (89002, Joe Drew)

   * Pan now remembers its window position.
     (88260, Marc Deslauriers)

   * Gtk improvements to the server list dialog.
     (Patch submitted by Jacob Ilsø Christensen)

   * All scrollbars' policies are now set to `automatic'.
     (Patch submitted by Panagiotis Issaris)

   BUG FIXES

   * Fixed some very large memory and file descriptor leaks.
     (91916, John Portnoy)
     (93538, James Hawtin)

   * Fix bug that mixed up the server selection menu.
     (92645, Johann Glaser)
     (91348, Alen Williams)
     (91212, Stephen Beahm)

   * Posted messages from 0.13.0 lacked the proper encoding header.
     (90760, Christian Lohmaier)

   * Fix 0.13.0 crash caused by forwarding email.
     (Frederic Crozat)

   * Fixed 0.13.0 message corruption fix in the composer when a
     signature contains 8bit characters. (#85502).

   * Don't save the attachment when the user presses the escape key.
     (93092, Nicolas Girard)

   * Fix 0.12.0 problem where URLs were not clickable when the
     reader scrolled down after highlighting the URL. (#89290)

   * Fixed crash when parsing a corrupt mime message.
     (92646, Søren Boll Overgaard)

   * Fix crash when user tried to get new headers in a folder.
     (93449, Gollum)

   * When replying or following up, wrap the attribution line
     if needed.
     (89539, Steve Fox)

   * Fixed header pane bug where ctrl-end fetched the last article.
     (Patch submitted by Jacob Ilsø Christensen)

   * Fixed i18n problem in the Task Manager's toolbar: in some locales
     the button text made the task manager too wide for small screens.
     (79270, Kang Jeong-Hee)

   * Fixed 0.12.0 selection problem problem in the Task Manager.
     (80276, Adam Bloch)

   * Fixed 0.12.0 keyboard shortcut problem in the Task Manager.
     (85442, Gabi Davar)

   * Fixed 0.13.0 crash when rapidly switching groups.

   * Fixed bug that could cause filters on email address to fail.

   * Fixed incorrect timezone for New Zealand Daylight Time.
     (95159, Adam Warner)

   * 0.13.0 build fix for Alpha architectures.
     (91523, Kaj-Michael Lang)

    * Some minor memory leaks fixed.  Thanks as usual to Valgrind.