--- /dev/null
+2016-07-23 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* New Motto: "Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks"
+ - Thanks to Alok Singh
+* New Features
+ - New Mail Command - Execute a command on receipt of new mail
+ - vim-keybindings - Mutt config for vim users
+ - LMDB: In-memory header caching database
+ - SMIME Encrypt to Self - Secure storage of sensitive email
+* Bug Fixes
+ - rework mutt_draw_statusline()
+ - fix cursor position after sidebar redraw
+ - Add sidebar_format flag '%n' to display 'N' on new mail.
+ - fix index_format truncation problem
+ - Fix compiler warnings due to always true condition
+ - Change sidebar next/prev-new to look at buffy->new too.
+ - Change the default for sidebar_format to use %n.
+ - sidebar "unsorted" order to match Buffy list order.
+ - Include ncurses tinfo library if found.
+ - Sidebar width problem
+ - sidebar crash for non-existent mailbox
+ - Temporary compatibility workaround
+ - Reset buffy->new for the current mailbox in IMAP.
+ - version.sh regression
+ - crash when notmuch tries to read a message
+ - status line wrapping
+* Docs
+ - Mass tidy up of the docs
+ - Fix xml validation
+ - Add missing docs for new features
+* Travis
+ - New build system:
+ https://github.com/neomutt/travis-build
+ Now we have central control over what gets built
+
+2016-07-09 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* Bug-fixes
+ - This release was a temporary measure
+
+2016-06-11 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* Change in behaviour
+ - Temporarily disable $sidebar_refresh_time
+ Unfortunately, this was causing too many problems.
+ It will be fixed and re-enabled as soon as possible.
+* Bug Fixes
+ - Fix several crashes, on startup, in Keywords
+ - Reflow text now works as it should
+ - Lots of typos fixed
+ - Compress config bug prevented it working
+ - Some minor bug-fixes from mutt/default
+ - Single quote at line beginning misinterpreted by groff
+ - Setting $sidebar_width to more than 128 would cause bad things to happen.
+ - Fix alignment in the compose menu.
+ - Fix sidebar buffy stats updating on mailbox close.
+* Build Changes
+ - Sync whitespace to mutt/default
+ - Alter ChangeLog date format to simplify Makefiles
+ - Use the new notmuch functions that return a status
+ - Rename sidebar functions sb_* -> mutt_sb_*
+
+2016-05-23 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* New Features:
+ - Keywords: Email Label/Keywords/Tagging
+ - Compress: Compressed mailboxes support
+ - NNTP: Talk to a usenet news server
+ - Separate mappings for <enter> and <return>
+ - New configure option: --enable-quick-build
+ - Various build fixes
+
+2016-05-02 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* Update for Mutt-1.6.0
+* Bug Fixes:
+ - Build for Notmuch works if Sidebar is disabled
+ - Sidebar functions work even if the Sidebar is hidden
+ - sidebar-next-new, etc, only find *new* mail, as documented
+ - Notmuch supports *very* long queries
+
+2016-04-16 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* Big Bugfix Release
+* Bug Fixes:
+ - Fix crash caused by sidebar_folder_indent
+ - Allow the user to change mailboxes again
+ - Correct sidebar's messages counts
+ - Only sort the sidebar if we're asked to
+ - Fix refresh of pager when toggling the sidebar
+ - Compose mode: make messages respect the TITLE_FMT
+ - Conditional include if sys/syscall.h
+ - Build fix for old compilers
+ - Try harder to keep track of the open mailbox
+* Changes to Features
+ - Allow sidebar_divider_char to be longer
+ (it was limited to one character)
+ - Ignore case when sorting the sidebar alphabetically
+* Other Changes
+ - Numerous small tweaks to the docs
+ - Lots of minor code tidy-ups
+ - Enabling NotMuch now forcibly enables Sidebar
+ (it is dependent on it, for now)
+ - A couple of bug fixes from mutt/stable
+
+2016-04-04 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* Update for Mutt-1.6.0
+* No other changes in this release
+
+2016-03-28 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* New Features
+ - skip-quoted - skip quoted text
+ - limit-current-thread - limit index view to current thread
+* Sidebar Intro - A Gentle Introduction to the Sidebar (with pictures).
+
+2016-03-20 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* Numerous small bugfixes
+* TravisCI integration
+
+2016-03-17 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* New Features
+ - notmuch - email search support
+ - ifdef - improvements
+
+2016-03-07 Richard Russon <rich@flatcap.org>
+* First NeoMutt release
+* List of Features:
+ - bug-fixes - various bug fixes
+ - cond-date - use rules to choose date format
+ - fmemopen - use memory buffers instead of files
+ - ifdef - conditional config options
+ - index-color - theme the email index
+ - initials - expando for author's initials
+ - nested-if - allow deeply nested conditions
+ - progress - show a visual progress bar
+ - quasi-delete - mark emails to be hidden
+ - sidebar - overview of mailboxes
+ - status-color - theming the status bar
+ - tls-sni - negotiate for a certificate
+ - trash - move 'deleted' emails to a trash bin
+
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+# This is the NeoMutt Project
+
+## What is NeoMutt?
+
+* NeoMutt is a project of projects.
+* A place to gather all the patches against Mutt.
+* A place for all the developers to gather.
+
+Hopefully this will build the community and reduce duplicated effort.
+
+NeoMutt was created when Richard Russon (FlatCap) took all the old Mutt patches,
+sorted through them, fixed them up and documented them.
+
+## What Features does NeoMutt have?
+
+| Name | Description
+|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------------
+| Compressed Folders | Read from/write to compressed mailboxes
+| Conditional Dates | Conditional Date Formatting
+| Fmemopen | Use fmemopen(3) for speedier temporary files
+| Ifdef | Conditional config options
+| Index Color | Theming of the Index List
+| Initials Expando | Expando for Author's Initials
+| Keywords | Labels/Tagging for emails
+| Limit-Current-Thread | Limit Index View to Current Thread
+| LMDB | LMDB backend for the header cache
+| Nested If | Allow deeply nested conditionals in format strings
+| New Mail Command | Run a command when new mail arrives
+| NNTP | Talk to a Usenet news server
+| Notmuch | Powerful email search engine
+| Progress Bar | Colourful Progress Bar
+| Quasi-Delete | Hide emails from view, but don't delete them
+| Sidebar | Panel containing list of Mailboxes
+| Skip-Quoted | Skip Quoted Text
+| SMIME Encrypt Self | Save an self-encrypted copy of emails
+| Status Color | Theming of the Status Bar
+| TLS-SNI | Negotiate with a Server for a Certificate
+
+## Where is NeoMutt?
+
+- Source Code: https://github.com/neomutt/neomutt
+- Releases: https://github.com/neomutt/neomutt/releases/latest
+- Questions/Bugs: https://github.com/neomutt/neomutt/issues
+- Website: http://www.neomutt.org/
+- IRC irc://irc.freenode.net/neomutt
+- Development: http://www.neomutt.org/devel/
+
+## NeoMutt Developers
+
+Here's a list of everyone who's helped NeoMutt:
+
+Alex Pearce, Antonio Radici, Christoph Berg, Chris Salzberg, David Sterba,
+Evgeni Golov, Fabian Groffen, Fabio Alessandro Locati, Faidon Liambotis,
+Karel Zak, Kurt Jaeger, Matteo Vescovi, Richard Hartmann, Richard Russon,
+Udo Schweigert, Werner Fink.
+
+## Original Patch Authors
+
+Without the original patch authors, there would be nothing.
+So, a Big Thank You to:
+
+Aaron Schrab, Alain Penders, Benjamin Kuperman, Cedric Duval, Chris Mason,
+Christian Aichinger, Christoph Berg, Christoph Rissner, David Champion,
+David Riebenbauer, David Sterba, David Wilson, Don Zickus, Elimar Riesebieter,
+Eric Davis, Evgeni Golov, Fabian Groffen, Felix von Leitner, Jan Synacek,
+Jason DeTiberus, Jeremiah Foster, Jeremy Katz, Josh Poimboeuf, Julius Plenz,
+Justin Hibbits, Karel Zak, Kirill Shutemov, Luke Macken, Mantas Mikulenas,
+Matteo Vescovi, Patrick Brisbin, Paul Miller, Phil Pennock,
+Philippe Le Brouster, Richard Russon, Rocco Rutte, Roland Rosenfeld, Sami Farin,
+Stefan Assmann, Stefan Kuhn, Steve Kemp, Terry Chan, Thomas Glanzmann,
+Thomer Gil, Tim Stoakes, Tyler Earnest, Victor Manuel Jaquez Leal,
+Vincent Lefevre, Vladimir Marek, Vsevolod Volkov.
+
+## Original Mutt Authors
+
+And of course, we should thank the original Mutt authors, including the original
+author Michael Elkins and all the people that have contributed to Mutt during
+its long history, see the Acknowledgements section of the user manual for a
+detailed list.
+
+http://www.neomutt.org/manual/miscellany.html#acknowledgements
+
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