0.0.1 - 1999-02-24 Initial public release. 0.0.2 - 1999-03-12 Rename to OpenSched, differentiate past from future. 0.0.3 - 1999-03-15 * Fix some bugs with the GANTT chart; * Alter the GANTT chart display format to show weekends mid-task as a lighter gray. * Modify the scheduler to change task durations in those cases where work has already been done and completion fraction is known. In these cases, the total number of days required will be calculated from n_days_done / completion. 0.0.4 - 1999-03-18 * Added support for notes attached to tasks and resources (idea due to Dennis Watson) * Sotiris Vassilopoulos provided a manpage. * Some modifications to the Makefile * Disabled printing task dependencies by default, but provided a keyword to enable them. * Minor fixes should allow this version to build cleanly on Solaris if gcc is installed. 0.0.5 - 1999-03-31 * Trevor Wekel found a bug with the code that recalculates task duration based on work completed to date. Fixed. * Alex Kicelew found a bug where the scheduler leaves one blank day in between dependent tasks. Fixed. * Joerg Desch ported the software to OS/2, using EMX. This has been incorporated into the main source tree. * Modified docs a bit so that a groff file produces .ps and browseable on-line manual. * Changed weekly and monthly reports so they could print ASCII as well as LaTeX. * Added a slippage report, which shows what tasks are behind / on schedule. * Dropped text docs in USAGE -- main master docs are now in opensched.1.in. * Philip W. Dalrymple III contributed code that supports baseline vs. actual vs. scheduled time for tasks, and cleaned up the Makefile some more. * Added a "make test", which is smaller than "make sample" * Fixed scheduler bugs where partially completed tasks would get time assigned to them in the past (free blocks that are clearly no longer possible). * Fixed parser bug found by Alex Kicelew where trivial vacations (one day) caused a crash. * Doug Hunt added resource grouping and cosmetic stuff to GANTT charts. * Moved everything into nice directories.