Version 0.3.5 - 2009-07-26
Changes from Version 0.3.4
	1)  The tutorial now shows the correct version number.
	2)  The tutorial page frame is now wide enough to properly display the tutorial.
	3)  User queried for marker mass after naming of marker so that user doesn't 
		forget to add a mass.
	4)  Loading of video that is not in .opentrack/movies directory now works correctly
	5)  Project directory now does not include video extension as part of name.
	6)  If ogv version of video already exists, OT no longer still tries to convert alternate
	format into ogv.  Instead, it will default to using the ogv version.
	7)  Image markers and Link segments are no-longer automatically generated as a batch since
	this REALLY annoys users.  They don't like to wait on loading their data.  This will be
	coded to run in the background later.
	8)  Some additional code cruft removed (mainly deprecated code).
	9)  Default project name now shows up in prompt and as a result user is not overprompted to 
	save project.
	10) Autotracking can now be stopped mid-stream.
	11) First image that loads after autotracking now actually shows up.

Version 0.3.4 - 2009-07-08

Changes from Version 0.3.3
	1)  Some regressions in the manual tracking portion of the program have
	been corrected.
	2)  The tutorials now live online instead of in the tutorial directory
	to decrease the size of the download.
	3)  The tutorials have been updated to reflect version 0.3+ instead of
	version 0.2.x.
	4)  The energetics have been corrected so that the summary window looks better,
	the integrated total energy has been eliminated in favor of looking at energy
	changes in total energy, and there is now a tutorial on energetics.
	5)  More windows branching behavior has been removed to trim the code size.

Changes from Versions 0.2.x
We now include a bash-based installer to help configure the user on Firefox (
we create a profile called opentrack), and an installer to put OpenTrack in a
standard system location so that a standard icon may be used to invoke it.

The other major change so far as 0.2.x users are concerned is that 
in this version is that we are no longer attempting to
support Windows.  Windows support has caused all kinds of issues in that
Windows does not use sensible path names, and that a key functionality
of Mozilla upon which we depend (nsIProcess) is terribly broken in 
Windows, but not in Linux.  A number of branchings to test for Windows have
been removed, so attempting to run an unmodified version of this  from Windows
simply won't work. 
 
We are currently experimenting with running OpenTrack from
Portable Ubuntu (http://portableubuntu.demonccc.com.ar/) and will report 
back on successes and failures to the web site as soon as possible.

While we understand that Windows is the dominant operating system, dual 
development has resulted in large delays (or even a lack of development) 
due to known problems in Windows (feature X is too hard to implement, is
there a work-around).  As such stabilizing certain features in Linux has
been put off for far too long.  In the interim, we encourage Windows users
to dust off their old laptops or PCs, try a Linux install, and see what 
you are missing.