KSniffer 0.3.3 [xx yy 2008]
  - Fixed bug: don't add disconnected network devices
  - Fixed bug: don't get the correct number of packets if you change them more times in the options
  - Fixed a Ubuntu/Kubuntu issue starting ksniff backend: thanks to Anthony Mercatante for the patch
  - When you decide for a "New Capture" the dialog remember your last choice
  - Remember the last network device you used to capture packets in the previous execution of KSniffer
  - Added more output in the error dialog in case of libpcap gets an error
  - Avoided the overlap of message popup
  - Removed definition of the help menu and use the default KDE one: thanks to Albert Astals Cid
  - Use the standard KDE popup position for the popup windows as requested by a user

KSniffer 0.3.2 [21 February 2008]
  - More information for ARP protocol
  - More information for TCP protocol
  - More information for UDP protocol
  - Added useful information in the "Information" column for UDP/TCP protocol
  - Recognized protocols from the packet for the "Protocol" column
  - Splitted the configuration dialog in 2 groups:
     1. Capture
     2. GUI
  - Added the "Show the RAW Packet frame on the right of/under the Packet Details frame" option
  - Let "Save as" enabled after you saved the file so you can save it elsewhere if you need
  - Fixed the "network transparency doesn't work in some cases" bug
  - Fixed the "losting last packets from the view" bug
  - Fixed the "detecting parse errors in XML file for ksniff" bug

KSniffer 0.3.1 [30 September 2007]
  - fixed recognized MAC address for ARP protocol
  - a more detailed packets raw view
  - disable "New Capture" if you have problem with ksniff permissions
  - optimize the parsing of /etc/services file
  - some more information for ICMP protocol
  - let you sniff also on special network devices with no MAC address
  - fixed a crash when stopping the file loading
  - a faster startup

KSniffer 0.3 [21 Jul 2007]
  - new icon and splashscreen thanks to Carmine De Rosa <dslaky@gmail.com>
  - fixed crash when you click on a captured packet after you tryed to open a file, but you didn't open it
  - give the port name to UDP and TCP connections getting them from /etc/services file
  - show raw bytes of a selected packet from the list of the captured one
  - changed "sniff" application name to "ksniff" to avoid name conflicts with other sniffing applications
  - fixed bug that avoid saving sniffed data quitting from the application
  - get the list of the network interfaces that have different MAC addresses
  - check ksniff permissions to avoid users think KSniffer doesn't work: Debian/*ubuntu/OpenSuSE remove
      the suid bit: a warning dialog will appear in case ksniff has not found or has not the SUID bit

KSniffer 0.2 [11 Feb 2007]:
 - add/remove KSniffer in the system tray bar
 - added KSniffer option dialog:
   - sniffer settings:
      * display packets after you stopped capture available
   - capture settings:
      * stop manually
      * stop after X packets
      * stop after X bytes/kilobytes/megabyes/gigabytes
      * stop after X seconds/minutes/hours/days
 - added data for TCP detail display
 - added pause/continue capture
 - reading ports name from system (file /etc/services)
 - quick search added (dependancy from kdelibs >= 3.3)
 - better management for loading file
 - better management for temporary file
 - root privileges don't need anymore for the GUI
 - removed sorting feature cause of bad performing for lots of packets
 - getting information on IP: can be detected some networking information
   on source or destination selected IP (click on an IP address with the RMB):
     * whois
     * traceroute
     * ping
     * dig
     * host
     * nslookup
 - compiling on FreeBSD and some other Linux platform
 - fixed boring bugs

KSniffer 0.1.1 [1 Aug 2005]:
 - updated nl translation
 - fixed configure warning
 - fixed compiling with KDE 3.2
 - fixed compiling on 64 bits architecture systems

KSniffer 0.1 [30 Jul 2005]:
 - starting network packet-capture session
 - opening libpcap format file
 - drag & drop for libpcap format file
 - saving in libpcap format file the captured packet session
 - actived the open recent file menu item
 - stopping network packet-capture session
 - tray bar menu
 - packet details display
 - when capture was stopped you can sort packets list by: frame number, time, source address, destination address, protocol
 - detected protocols: IP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, ARP
