- Again, this is a small release. Its primary purpose is 
			to update the code so it compiles with the latest version 
			of WiPal (see wipal.lip6.fr). Most changes are not visible 
			to the end user.
			- Fix a few bugs related to Qt.

* WScout 2.2 is released!

- This is a small release. Its primary purpose is to update the code so it 
compiles with the latest version of WiPal (see wipal.lip6.fr). Most 
changes are not visible to the end user.

- Provide a debian/ subdirectory with proper files so one can build Debian 
packages out of a WScout tarball.

- Fix a few bugs. Especially, a segmentation fault when closing a 
window’s last tab, and some copy/paste issues.

- PHY header timestamps are now selectable. Thus it is easier to 
copy/paste them.

* WScout 1.2 is released!

  - WScout now handles the previously missing 802.11e frame types.

  - WScout  now  displays correctly  Prism  headers  from traces  with
    swapped integer representation.

    Some  traces have  inconsistencies so  it is  sometimes  needed to
    manually override endianness settings.  This is now possible using
    the "swap endianness" check box inside the tool bar.

* WScout 1.1 is released!

  - Middle clicking  when the window system's  clipboard has numerical
    content now go to the  corresponding frame (e.g. Copying "42" into
    the clipboard  then middle clicking  inside WScout goes  to packet
    #42).

    As a side  effect, only left clicks select  packets (middle clicks
    used to select packets before).

  - Duplicating windows does not  re-build file indexes anymore.  This
    allows significant performance improvements on window duplication.

  - Bugfix:  opening  an empty  trace  does  not  result in  a  failed
    assertion.

  - The default filtering command becomes

      sh -c "tshark -q -i- < '%1' -w '%2' -R '%3'"

    So  tshark will not  complain when  asked to  filter big  (> 2GiB)
    files.  But of course, this implies your system must provide `sh'.
    Although no big deal with  UNIX systems (GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac OS X)
    I do not know what this will give with MS Windows...

  - The filter dialog is no more a modal window.

* WScout's first release

  - Simple, multiple-windowed, multiple-tabbed, interface to browse PCAP
    files,

  - only supports Prism and IEEE 802.11 headers,

  - allows filtering packets using external programs and intermediary
    files.