--- qsampler/trunk/ChangeLog	2005/02/18 10:28:45	391
+++ qsampler/trunk/ChangeLog	2005/06/02 08:52:47	600
@@ -1,15 +1,65 @@
-qsampler - A LinuxSampler Qt GUI Interface
+Qsampler - A LinuxSampler Qt GUI Interface
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 ChangeLog
 
-0.0.5   2005-02-18  Work in progress...
+0.1.1   2005-06-02 The mantra of bugfixes.
+
+* Fixed refresh cycle of channel strips that are found
+  in an error state, which wwas preventing correct channel
+  info updates.
+
+* Device configuration now accessible on toolbar.
+
+* Minor configure fix, a debian specialty.
+
+
+0.1.0   2005-05-23  Device configuration breakthrough.
+
+* Device configuration is now complete (EXPERIMENTAL).
+
+* [bug #9] Fixed for a LSCP command syntax convention
+  consistency, regarding the enumeration of available 
+  sampler engines, Audio and MIDI drivers.
+
+* [bug #13] Update instrument names list when a new 
+  instrument file is select on the channel setup dialog. 
+
+* Show appropriate message in channel strip while loading 
+  an instrument. 
+
+* Show libgig version in About box (in case libgig is used). 
+
+
+0.0.5   2005-03-04  Fifth alpha-release.
+
+* Fixed device driver type channel information gathering,
+  which was severely flawed, dropping all channel session
+  configurations to the default audio driver type (which
+  is ALSA) unexpectedly.
+
+* Channels are now properly renumbered when saving to a
+  session LSCP script, assuming that it should be always
+  loaded from scratch (i.e. zero channels).
+
+* Disabled MIDI port setting on channel dialog, and on
+  session file save, as its use is still troublesome.
+
+* Added new menu and toolbar option: Reset All Channels.
+
+* Channel setup changes are now properly filtered, as for
+  only those settings that are actually changed gets applied;
+  change information are now also posted to messages window.
 
 * Drag-and-drop of either session files (LSCP scripts) or
   instrument files (GIG) are now supported. Multiple files
   drop is allowed, but it only makes sense for instrument
   files, each one prompting to create a new sampler channel.
 
+* Drag-and-drop to an existing channel strip is now also 
+  featured, allowing the in-place change of the channel 
+  sampler instrument file.
+
 * Actual instrument names are now optionally retrieved
   from the instrument file, even though libgig is available,
   avoiding excessively annoying load times while on the