What's new in Zile is Lossy Emacs 2.3.11:

· This release fixes a crash in 'find-alternate-file', a build system bug, and various cosmetic bugs, and cleans up the code a little.

What's new in Zile is Lossy Emacs 2.3.4:

· This release fixes yet another bug in filename completion, and a potential crash that the bug exposed.
· Some minor code cleanup was performed.

What's new in Zile is Lossy Emacs 2.3.3:

· This release fixes two more bugs in filename completion introduced in 2.3.1.
· Users of 2.3.1 and 2.3.2 should upgrade.
· Some minor code cleanup was also performed.

What's new in Zile is Lossy Emacs 2.3.1:

· This release contains a rewrite of the test suite that drives Zile directly, and no longer uses DejaGnu.
· Two commands have been added to make it possible to write all the tests in Lisp, namely execute-kbd-macro and insert-char.
· The --script flag is now --load, which is what it really does.
· Various commands have been made to work non-interactively.
· Duplication has been reduced by generating much of the documentation from the code.
· The info manual, which merely duplicated information available elsewhere, has been removed.
· Other small fixes and improvements have been made.

What's new in Zile is Lossy Emacs 2.3.0:

· This release continues the code cleanup and portability fixes started in 2.2.60.
· gnulib is now used extensively, and about 20% of the code base has been removed.
· The new minor version number reflects the magnitude of the change.
· A DejaGnu test suite has been added, which tests almost all the interactive commands.
· Many small bugs have been fixed; some small limitations of Zile with respect to Emacs have been removed.
· Users are encouraged to upgrade; however, cautious users may want to wait for further 2.3.x releases, or for a suitable length of time to elapse.