What's new in deco 1.6.0.1:

· The build system has been updated for BSD users having trouble compiling deco.

What's new in deco 1.6:

· The -k option has been removed, and its behavior is now the default, which should lead to a nicer work flow.
· Use the new -c ("clean") option to get the previous default of aborting extraction on error and deleting partial contents.

What's new in deco 1.5.7:

· A rather theoretical bug concerning the extraction of symbolic links was fixed.
· The code has been cleaned up.

What's new in deco 1.5.6:

· If an archive named, for example, foo.zip contains a file also named foo.zip, previous versions of deco would fail in some circumstances.

What's new in deco 1.5.5.2:

· The code style has been improved.

What's new in deco 1.5.5.1:

· Minor code cleanups.

What's new in deco 1.5.5:

· This release avoids relying on theoretically undefined behavior with regards to pointers.
· The system's stat() function is called less often, which reduces overhead on some platforms.
· deco's source code has become more readable.

What's new in deco 1.5.4:

· Multi-part archives residing in the / or // directory are extracted correctly now.

What's new in deco 1.5.3:

· A bug was fixed that could cause deco to crash instead of exiting gracefully when out of memory at a certain point.
· The code has been optimized and cleaned up.