0.2:

	* Only pass HTTPRequest object to published functions.  The
	HTTPResponse object is available as an attribute of the request.

	* Removed more unused Zope code from HTTPRequest.  Add redirect()
	method to HTTPRequest.

	* Simplify HTTPResponse.  __init__() no longer requires the server
	name.  redirect() requires a full URL.

	* Fix a bug in the PTL compiler.  PTL modules can now have
	doc strings.

	* Added a config parser.  Individual Quixote applications can
	now have their own configuration settings (overriding the Quixote
	defaults).  See the config.py module for details.

	* Re-wrote the exception handling code for exceptions raised inside
	of published functions.

	* Non-empty PATH_INFO is no longer supported.  __getname__ or
	query strings are a cleaner solution.

	* Add FIX_TRAILING_SLASH option and make code changes to carefully
	preserve trailing slashes (ie. an empty component on the end of paths).

	* Session management has been over-hauled.  DummySessionManager
	can be used for applications that don't require sessions.

	* Set Content-length header correctly in HTTPResponse object

	* Added a demo application.

0.1:

	* Officially given a license (the Python 1.6 license, so it's free
	software).

        * Added SECURE_ERRORS variable to prevent exception tracebacks
	from being returned to the Web browser

        * Added a __getname__() function to traversal, which is called if
	the current name isn't in the current namespace's export list.
	This allows interpolation of arbitrary user object IDs into the
	URL, which is why it has to circumvent the __exports__ check: the
	object IDs won't be known until runtime, so it would be silly to
	add them to __exports__.  Very useful and powerful feature, but it
	has security implications, so be careful!

	* compile_template.py should now work for both Python 1.5.2 or 2.0.
        * Better reporting of syntax errors in PTL
        * Always assume regular CGI on Windows

0.02:

	* Neil Schemenauer has completely rewritten the PTL compiler and
	changed the syntax to match Python's.  The compiler now relies on
	Jeremy Hylton's compiler code from the Python 2.0 CVS tree.

	* Added functions to quixote.sessions: get_session(), has_session(),
        get_app_state()

	* Simplified reload-checking logic 
	* Added .browser_version() method to HTTPRequest
	* Various bugfixes
  	* session classes slightly tweaked, so you can subclass them
	* Added .session attribute to request object
	* Added quixote.errors module to hold exceptions

0.01:

	* Initial release.

