pygtk-0.3.0:  10-Mar-1997
        - Updated for gtk+-0.99.4.  This means that it will not compile
          properly with previous versions.  These incompatibilities are
          justified since according to the authors of gtk, gtk+-0.99.4 is
          very close to what 1.0.0 will look like.
        - Joined the reference counting revolution :)  This doesn't affect
          anyone's programs, since reference counting (like type casting) is
          handled automatically by pygtk.
        - Check out the examples/ide directory.  It contains a Gtkinter front
          end to the python debugger and profiler and also a graphical
          python console (which now works with different fonts and everything.
        - Added more of the functions I left out from previous versions.  I
          still haven't fiddled round with dnd yet.
        - Fixed the gtk_object_get function (I had an '=' instead of a '==').
          You can now use Gtkinter objects as dictionaries.  An example is
               >>> win = GtkWindow(WINDOW_TOPLEVEL)
               >>> # next line is equivalent to win['GtkWindow::title'] = 'a'
               >>> win.set_title("a")
               >>> win['GtkWindow::title']
               'a'
        - Added the object data facility.  You can use GtkObject.set_data,
          get_data and remove_data to manipulate it.
        - Added gtk_window_set_icon and gtk_window_set_icon_name.  They are
          wrappers for the gdk counterparts.  The functions are also exposed
          in Gtkinter as GtkWindow.set_icon[_name].  The set_icon function
          takes a GtkPixmap as its argumnet, extracts the GdkPixmap and mask
          from it and calls gtk_object_sink on the GtkPixmap, in case it never
          gets packed in another widget.
        - Similar wrappers are given for GtkCList.set_pixmap and
          GtkCList.set_pixtext.  Once again, you pass a GtkPixmap instead of
          a GdkPixmap/GdkBitmap pair.

pygtk-0.2.0: 12-Feb-1998
        - Fixed tooltips properly this time.  Now you need to keep a reference
          to the GtkTooltips object for as long as you want to display those
          tips.
        - Added the example examples/testgtk/testgtk.py.  This is a
          translation of the example with the same name that comes with the
          gtk distribution.  The plus side of this is that I found and fixed
          many bits of pygtk that were either broken or missing.  (eg.
          getting the selection of a list, connecting signals for a toolbar)
        - Added an example of using trees (examples/ide/browse.py).  This one
          shows how you might set up a file manager where you only create
          as much of the tree as you are using.
        - Altered the signal handling behaviour so that the arguments to
          a signal handler are converted to their Gtkinter equivalents.
        - Pygtk should be complete enough for writing applications the size of
          ones you might use guile-gtk for, and as far as I know is the most
          complete out of the other python-gtk bindings I know of.

pygtk-0.1.1:  4-Feb-1998
        - I accidentally broke tooltips in the previous version in such a way
          that you would get a seg fault when creating a GtkTooltips object.
          This has been fixed.
        - Added a new example called gtkcons.py.  This is a simple interactive
          Python session in a GTK window.  Currently it has some bugs, the
          most prominent being that the first character of output from a
          command remains hidden until the next command is executed.  It
          also demonstrates GtkHandleBox's.

pygtk-0.1.0:  2-Feb-1998
        - Changed the copyright to LGPL.  (There is no point in making it
          more free, since this is the lisence on GTK itself).
        - Integrated some changes sent in by Neil Schemenauer
          <nascheme@acs.ucalgary.ca>.  (Mainly spelling mistakes in
          Gtkinter.py, and a number of extra examples).  The new examples
          are TAppli*.py and notebook.py.
        - Updated package for gtk+-0.99.3.  (updates include addition of
          GtkCList, GtkCombo, GtkHandleBox, GtkStatusbar and GtkToolbar).
        - Updated the GTK.py, the constants module.
        - Updated the GtkStyle and GdkEvent types.  You can now get the
          different colours of a style, and you can access the relevant
          information associated with a given type of GdkEvent.  This means
          that you can now use signals that look at button clicks or key
          strokes.
        - Added support for GtkAcceleratorTable and GtkTooltips in
          Gtkinter.py.  The types GdkColor, GdkEvent, GdkFont and GtkStyle
          don't have wrappers, but are clean enough to be used without any.
        - Added the GtkText.insert method.  There is also a
          GtkText.insert_defaults that takes a single string argument.

pygtk-0.0.2: 21-Jan-1998
        - Added file Gtkinter.py.  This gives an object oriented
          interface to gtk accessable from Python.  This is still not
          quite complete.
        - Added some example programs in the examples directory
        - Decided to release the code -- I wonder if anyone will use it?

pygtk-0.0.1: (never released)
        - first release
        - contains basic functionality of gtk through use of SWIG
