NEWS
GTKeyboard 
written by David Allen s2mdalle@titan.vcu.edu
http://opop.nols.com/

Sometimes I forget to add new things to this file when I release a new
version.  Ok, well, most of the time.  See the CHANGELOG.GTKeyboard
file for a complete list of what's new from the last version to the present.

- Some users have been asking for an option to keep gtkeyboard on top
  at all times.  I have not added this to the code, because this is
  usually the dominion of the window manager you're using.  Try
  right-clicking on the window bar when running gtkeyboard, and most
  window managers will give you the option of having the window stay
  always on top.

- Distribution of RPMs isn't going to be happening for a while.  I've
changed systems from a hideously out of date Red Hat system to a brand
spankin' new Debian (Woody) system, and I'm not going to be creating
RPMs any more.  I would appreciate anybody who has the ability to
create RPMs if they would contribute some.  Once I'm up on exactly how
the guts of the packaging works in Debian, I'll probably start
distributing .deb packages, as time allows.

- Please read the manual for changes with focus policy.  Particularly,
  I'm expecting to get a lot of questions about implicit versus
  explicit redirecting.  Please read the manual section on that topic,
  as it should explain everything.  

- Some tips submitted by Danish <dadanish@usa.net> - it used to be
  that you couldn't get xemacs (http://www.xemacs.org) or xterm to
  receive the events that GTKeyboard sent it - now you can.
	  + For xemacs, add this line to your .emacs file:
	    (setq x-allow-sendevents t)
	    It is elisp to let xemacs know it is ok to allow XEvents
	    coming in.
	  + For xterm, ctrl+left-click will bring up a menu, and
            choose "Allow SendEvents"

- A buglist has been created for gtkeyboard.  Send all bug related mail to
  bug-gtkeyboard@gnu.org

- GTKeyboard has been approved by the FSF as GNU Software.  It should be 
  appearing on ftp.gnu.org or alpha.gnu.org shortly.