0.0.5:
	* Added extra functionality to the basic stylesheet - you can now define
	inline images (images must be inside a paragraph), and change text
	formatting inside <para> and <listitem> tags using the <font> tag. Also, the
	<p> tag now takes an "align" attribute. Check out the new xsl-test.xml file
	for examples.

0.0.4:
	* Effects! I've added three basic page transition effects - a wipe-in, a
	fly-in, and, most funky of all, a crossfade. Thanks to the power of evas,
	they'll all run on whatever hardware you've got, but they all run much
	faster when you've got some OpenGL-compatible hardware beneath you. This is
	especially true of the crossfade - it looks _very_ nice when OpenGL
	accelerated :) The current implementation is quite basic - you can cause an
	effect to occur at runtime by pressing f (crossfade), w (wipe-in) or i
	(fly-in). These all transition forward one page.
	* Added some relative positioning code to EvasGroup - now if you add an
	object without specifying X and Y offsets, it discovers them by querying the
	object you're adding. This makes groups much more useful, and makes thing
	like the fly-in effect possible.
	* You can now add inline images inside <para> tags within a <textbox>. Look
	at test.xml for examples. This is leaning towards being able to do full
	pages with mixed text and graphics using a single textbox, which makes
	things dead simple to deal with on an XSLT level.
	* Worked some XSLT funkyness on bulleted and numbered lists. These are now
	implemented using DocBook-style <itemizedlist> (for bullets) and
	<orderedlist> (for numbers) tags, within which you have <listitem> tags.
	Cool things about this include the fact that you no longer need to manually
	number numbered bullets (this happens automatically for you), and, most
	importantly, lists can now be nested, with the appropriate indenting
	happening automatically.

0.0.3:
	* Added "post_indent" to <para> tags inside a textbox. This is the amount to
	indent the second word of the first line of text in the paragraph. It's
	designed for use with bullets (especially numbered bullets) - using this you
	can sit the bullet on the left margin, and then have the text nicely offset
	from the margin, with that offset remaining constant for each bullet. This
	is especially handy for numbered bullets, where there wasn't any way
	previously to have the texts line up properly.
	* Added ability to select the Evas rendering backend from the command-line.
	The default is software-based rendering - specify -x for basic X
	acceleration (fast but looks ugly) or -g for full OpenGL acceleration
	(virtually identical to software rendering, but _much_ faster on supported
	hardware).
	* Fixed (well, added a dodgy work-around for at least) the blank paragraph
	bug - now <para></para> shows up as a blank line, rather than not being
	drawn at all.
	* Changed navigation keys - space, enter and the right cursor key move
	forward a slide, left-cursor or backspace go back a slide, and escape or q
	exit the program. Also, the program no longer exits when you try to advance
	past the last slide.

0.0.2:
	* In <textbox> and <font> tags, the r, g, b and a attributes have been
	replaced by a "color" attribute, which is the formatted like an HTML color
	code - the first char is a #, which is followed by 3 (or 4 if you want a
	non-255 alpha value) 2-digit hex values.
	* The attributes specified in <font> tags now alter the <textbox> tag's
	style, rather than replacing it with defaults. This means that if all you
	want to change is the size, add a <font> tag with just a size attribute, and
	the color and font will stay the same as the <textbox>
	* Paragraphs can be indented. <para> has two new attributes, "first_indent",
	which is the number of canvas units to indent the first line of text, and
	"indent", which is the indent for all other lines. "first_indent" defaults
	to the value of "indent", so if you just specify an "indent", all lines
	(including the first) will be indented.
	* The directory "/usr/share/fonts/truetype" has been added to the Evas font
	path. If you're using a debian system, apt-get install msttcorefonts, and
	you'll find that a bunch of standard MS TrueType fonts end up in this dir.
	* Changes to the basic.xsl stylesheet/template to add bullets, sub-headings
	and line breaks. Also added a lengthy example file, hardware.xml, which can
	be turned into a full presentation using this stylesheet (thanks khalek :) )
	* Built-in XSL processing support (-s flag), thanks to libxslt.

0.0.1:
	Initial release