This is the first release of the userland suspend package that uses libgrgypt
instead of openssl for encryption.  Consequently, on SUSE and Fedora/Red Hat
systems the libgcrypt-devel package is needed to build it with the encryption
support.

Also for the first time it is possible to use libsplashy for handling suspend
and resume splash screens, but the experimental version of splashy available
from svn://svn.debian.org/svn/splashy/branches/0.3 is needed for this purpose.

Additionally, it is now possible to use the checkinstall tool (available from 
http://checkinstall.izto.org) to prepare a package file for your distribution
of choice (checkinstall supports Slackware, RPM distributions and DEB
distributions).

The suspend-to-disk utility is now called s2disk and there is a separate
utility, s2both, for the suspend to disk-and-RAM.  For this reason all
users of the previous releases of the package need to check their
configurations and change them to use s2disk/s2both wherever appropriate.

The command line is now handled differently by s2disk/s2both and resume which
makes it possible to run them without any configuration file, so the lack of
the configuration file is no longer regarded as an error and is not reported.

The s2ram utility is now capable of using more options than before.  Most
importantly, there is the new "--vbe_mode" switch that gets the current VBE
mode from the BIOS before the suspend and restores it after the resume (this
is considered as less "brutal" than --vbe_save and works just fine on
e.g. HPC nx5000).  Also, the s2ram whitelist contains many more entries than
before.

The s2disk utility is able to use the S4 suspend (a.k.a. the "platform mode")
instead of powering down the system after the suspend image has been saved.

It is now possible to use swap files for saving the suspend image, but the
kernel support is needed for this to work (currently, an -mm kernel is needed,
2.6.18-mm3 or later).

Simplified installation instructions and a supporting script for the users of
SUSE 10.1 are provided (in the doc/ subdirectory).

Enjoy!
