March 13, 2006
	* nagg 0.9.9 released.

March 11, 2006
	* Changed the sed command that generates the slide HTML files to do the
	  replacements all in one command instead of calling sed multiple times
	  in a long pipeline.  This seems the more efficient way do to things,
	  though it's probably not a noticeable performance increase.

March 8, 2006
	* Added a nagg.conf file that has user specific settings for defaults
	  such as default size for thumbnails, additional commands to pass to
	  convert, slide and thumbnail prefixes, etc.
	* Added a reference to the nagg.conf file in the man page.

March 6, 2006
	* nagg 0.9.7 released.
	* Fixed a big where no matter what you do nagg just displays the help
	  menu.  I forgot to set a default value for the work_dirt variable
	  causing the error checking for the -d option to always think
	  something was wrong.

March 5, 2006
	* nagg 0.9.6 released.
	* nagg will now skip processing files if the file name contains a
	  space.  Look at the --norm option to fix this if you have many
	  files to rename with spaces.
	* Updated the man page.
	* Added the -d option to tell nagg which directory to work in.

March 4, 2006
	* Added support for a $HOME/.nagg directory to hold user modified
	  templates and css files.
	* Added the --norm option to normalize original image filenames by
	  replacing spaces with underscores.

March 3, 2006
	* Now, if the --bigy option isn't given then slide images aren't
	  generated and instead the slide html files source the original.
	  Why generate .slide_* files if your original are already a
	  reasonable size?
	* Made corrections and changes to the man page.
	* Improved error checking for the command line options.
	* Added checks that the .captions file has a ---- deliminator in each
	  line.  If the deliminator is missing the line is ignored.  Before
	  this having caption on more than one line caused odd behavior, such
	  as the generation of an html file with the name being the entire line
	  without the ----.

March 2, 2006
	* Made sure "Using .captions file." appeared where and when it should.
	  Also made sure that "Processing X images." appeared where and when it
	  should.  I know this is minor, but it just bugged me. ;)
	* -f now must be coupled with --bigy to regenerate slides, and -y to
	  regenerate thumbnails.  I did this to save time.  Why regenerate
	  thumbnails when all you want to do is resize your slide images?

March 1, 2006
	* nagg 0.9.1 released.

February 28, 2006
	* Changed the default height for --bigy from 600 to 480.
	* Changed the -y and --bigy option to take the height to resize the
	  images to rather than the full geometry like iGal and jGal do.
	* Added a few items to the to do list.
	* Made minor changes to the man page.
	* Switched from mogrify to convert with the -size option, making slide
	  and thumbnail generation significantly faster.  On my system
	  processing 100 images went from about 5 minutes to about 2 minutes after this
	  change.
	* If an option didn't have a  - in front of it nagg would still run,
	  ignoring any option ofter than.  This is fixed.
	* The trap of the ^c, ^/, and KILL signals was not exiting the script
	  correctly.  Fixed.
	* Minor template tweaks

February 26, 2006
	* nagg 0.9.0 released.
	* Fixed incorrect XHTML code in indextd function.
