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Athena 9.0.14 patch release
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Greg Hudson)
Tue Aug  7 14:16:37 2001
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 14:16:34 -0400
Message-Id: <200108071816.OAA23746@egyptian-gods.MIT.EDU>
From: Greg Hudson <ghudson@MIT.EDU>
To: release-announce@mit.edu
The Athena 9.0.14 patch release is currently scheduled for the evening
of Monday August 13.  Change in this patch release include:
	* dash now has an option to re-enable the GNOME interface for
	  future logins.
	* panel-wrapper will die with SIGTERM if panel does so, so
	  that users can kill panel without having it restart.
	* The xcluster display is fixed up.
	* track's -q option will suppress its startup messages, and
	  reactivate uses that option now.
	* xlogin will set the background of all screens on a
	  multi-headed machine.
	* Linux and Solaris machines should now syslog about root
	  logins.
	* We have new AFS modules on all platforms to fix an RX bug.
	* The gnome-help-browser default page no longer has a broken
	  link to the gnome user manual.
	* The tooltip for the logout button on the panel is now "Log
	  out" instead of "Log out of GNOME".
	* There are some security fixes to telnetd.
	* sawfish no longer has auto-raise turned on by default; this
	  lets you lower the focused window.
	* There is a fix to the xscreensaver man page.
	* On Solaris Ultra machines, the SUNWqlc and SUNWqlcx packages
	  have been added to add support for the Qlogic fibre channel
	  device driver.
	* On Solaris, patch 108576-16 has been applied to fix the
	  yellow-borders twm problem on Sunblades.
	* On Linux, the athena-nmh RPM now provides "mh" for the sake
	  of some RPMs which require it.
	* On Linux, sound should be fixed on GX150 machines where it
	  currently doesn't work.
	* On Linux, a buglet in athena-ws's trigger for finger-server
	  has been fixed.
	* On Linux, the "rvdinfo" athinfo query no longer exists.
	* On Linux, some of the startup messages for athena-bind and
	  athena-ws have been cleaned up.
If you have a machine set AUTOUPDATE=false, you can update it manually
after the release goes out by doing a console login as root and
running "update_ws".
Please send any questions or comments to release-team@mit.edu.