Kima 0.7.3.2:
 - thread wakeups minimized which should lead to a better powertop result
 - prevent i18n calls from within threads (it seems i18n isn't thread safe)

Kima 0.7.3.1:
 - the 0.7.3 tag was inconsistent to the released tar.gz so we decided to release 0.7.3.1
 - improvements regarding the dbus error handling
 - XNVCtrl support fixed
 - small autoconf/automake script improvements

Kima 0.7.3:
 - more robust battery source in case of libhal/dbus errors
 - since Kima 0.7.2 was already tagged we jump to 0.7.3 the changeog lists the never released 0.7.2 though
 
Kima 0.7.2:
 - battery source added that displays the current state of charge of your batteries through libhal
 - nvidia thermal source: optional configure switch added to query libXNVCtrl.a instead of nvidia-settings
 - updated admin directory that supports automake 1.10
 - swedish, turkish and indonesian translation added (thanks to Oskar Ellström, Uğur Çetin and Donnie S Bhayangkara)
 - translation fixes
 - processes started by kicker does not exit correctly because of kimas' use of QProcess. KProcess fixes the problem
 
Kima 0.7.1:
 - uptime source added
 - initial source scanning parallelized
 - spanish translation added
 - hungary translation added
 - german translation fixes
 - hddtemp source bugfix, in case reading from network failed
 - preferences bugfix, an enabled source was not displayed on kicker
 - cursor fixed if one drags a source and clicks right mouse button
 - encoding of the degree sign is now UTF8

Kima 0.7:
 - support for moving the sources via drag and drop added
 - support for hddtemp daemon added (http://www.guzu.net/linux/hddtemp.php)
 - german translation added
 - repainting of the sources improved

Kima 0.6.3:
 - fixes a bug that could crash kima (thanks to Johannes and Peter for debugging and testing)

Kima 0.6.2:
 - support for the GPU thermal sensors of nvidia-settings (provided by the proprietary nVidia GPU card driver tools)
 - the configuration is remebered even if the applets gets removed from the kicker and later added again (only one instance of Kima is allowed in the kicker)
   upgrade note: to have your config persistent Kima needs to be removed from the kicker and added again (restart KDE or killing kicker won't work)
 - performance improvements:
   - ability to disable sources for performance reasons (don't pay for sources you don't use)
   - tooltip speed improved by using cached values
   - apply preferences immediately
   - improved threading mechanism that results in faster source value updates (the source displays the value immediately after fetching)

Kima 0.6.1:
 - lm_sensors capabilities improved by implementing hwmon support:
   i.e. fan and thermal sensors provided by k8temp are now supported
   i2c is used as a fall back if hwmon isn't available
   thanks to Diego "Flameeyes" Petteno

Kima 0.6:
 - CPU Info renamed to Kima (Kicker monitoring applet)
 - uses threads to fetch values from the sensors (thanks to Johannes Schaub)
 - i8k thermal and fan support for Dell Inspiron and Latitude notebooks added.

CPU Info 0.5.2:
 - i2c (lm_sensors) fan support added
 - ibm-acpi: support for the ibm_acpi-extra-thermal.patch added

CPU Info 0.5.1:
 - fan support for the ibm-acpi kernel module added
 - omnibook support fixed

CPU Info 0.5:
 - 0.5 is able to display as many sources as you want
 - cpufreq subsystem source is able to handle multiple CPUs
 - a "Source" provides a QWidget to displays its values (not just a Label, this provides flexibility to do fancy things in future)
 - the prefs dialog is reworked. every source has its own prefs dialog which could inherit the more general prefs dialog of the super class
 - debian directory cleaned to make it easier for deb packagers (thanks to Manfred Paul)
  
CPU Info 0.4.3:
- let the user choose the alignment of the sources (thanks to Jocke Andersson)

CPU Info 0.4.2:
 - support for the thermal sensors of the IBM Hard Drive Active Protection System (HDAPS) driver added. The corresponding kernel module is called hdaps.
 - rounds frequencies more intelligent (i.e. 1333 MHz to 1.3 GHz but 860 MHz not to 900 MHz)

CPU Info 0.4.1:
 - support for showing the degrees in Fahrenheit added (switch the to Imperial system per kcontrol: "Regional & Accessibility"->"Country/Region & Language"->"Other")
 - cpufreq frequency source rounds its value to save space
 - fixes a resize bug that prevents the applet from beeing relayouted if the user changed the prefs

CPU Info 0.4:
 - cpufreqd control module added (thanks to Valentine Sinitsyn)
 - support for iBook G4 CPU and GPU thermal zones added (thanks to Flavio Castelli)
 - initial i2c (lm_sensors) thermal support added
 - amount of resize events minimized (the applet is only resized if the width is greater than a previous cached value)

CPU Info 0.3.1:
 - new layout manager implemented which is able to handle small kicker panels

CPU Info 0.3:
 - ibm-acpi support added (http://ibm-acpi.sourceforge.net)
 - proc frequency source: rounded value to save space
 - tooltip shows the selected source italic
 - extended context menu to let the user choose different sources

CPU Info 0.2:
 - support for multiple sources added
 - the source can now be choosen by the user
 - omnibook support added (http://sourceforge.net/projects/omke)
 - tool tip added that shows the values of all sensors

CPU Info 0.1:
 - supports only the last sensor of the Linux ACPI Thermal Zone Driver
 - supports the Linux kernel cpufreq subsystem
 - supprtos the Linux /proc/cpuinfo interface (if cpufreq is not available)
 - Font type and color configuration