+*** Event Scheduling
+
+It is now possible to schedule events to occur in the future. Currently
+the supported actions are playing a specific track, and changing a
+global preference (thus allowing e.g. random play to be turned on or
+off). See the schedule-* commands described in disorder(1).
+
+*** Random Track Choice
+
+This has been completely rewritten to support new features:
+ - tracks in the recently-played list or in the queue are no longer
+ eligible for random choice
+ - there is a new 'weight' track preference allowing for non-uniform
+ track selection. See disorder(1) for details.
+ - there is a new configuration item replay_min defining the minimum
+ time before a played track can be picked at random. The default is
+ 8 hours (which matches the earlier behaviour).
+ - recently added tracks are biased up; see new_bias and new_bias_age
+ in disorder_config(5).
+
+*** Web Interface
+
+This has been largely rewritten. The most immediate benefits are:
+ - the search page is integrated into the choose page, and includes
+ links to parent directories
+ - if you try to do something you have insufficient rights for,
+ instead of getting an error page or nothing happening, you are
+ redirected to the login page
+
+Customizers should find their lives easier: the syntax is less onerous,
+it is possible to define macros to avoid repetition, and the
+documentation is less monolithic.
+
+** Disobedience
+
+There is now a new user management window. From here you can add and
+remove users or modify their settings.
+
+Relatedly, the server will only allow remote user management if you set
+remote_userman to 'yes'.
+
+** Miscellaneous
+
+scripts/setup now honors command line options, and can set up network
+play as well as the local default sound device.
+
+** Bugs Fixed
+
+ #2 Search results should link to directories
+ #6 Schedule tracks for a particular time
+#10 Non-uniform track selection
+#11 Bias random selection to newly added tracks
+#13 Default encoding for debian setup scripts
+#16 Cookie expiry causes user to be silently logged out and not
+ subsequently redirected to login page
+#20 Broken aliasing rules
+
+* Changes up to version 3.0.2
+
+Builds --without-server should work again.
+
+The web interface is a bit more liberal in the cookie value syntax it
+will accept.
+
+Clients fail more gracefully if no password is available.
+
+* Changes up to version 3.0.1
+
+Debian upgrades from 2.0.x should now work better.
+
+* Changes up to version 3.0
+
+Important! See README.upgrades when upgrading.
+
+** Platforms And Installation
+
+Mac OS X and FreeBSD are somewhat supported. There is now a bash script
+in scripts/setup which will automate the setup after 'make install'.
+
+** Server
+
+Users are now stored in the database rather than a configuration file.
+
+The server now has a built-in list of stopwords and players, so only
+additions to these need be mentioned in the configuration file.
+
+The default inter-track gap is now 0s.
+
+How sound is played is now controlled via the new 'api' configuration
+command. This also controls how the volume is set, which now works with
+ALSA as well as OSS.
+
+A bug in the MP3 decoder was fixed (also in 2.0.4).
+
+** Web Interface
+
+The web interface now uses cookies to remember user identity, and allows
+online registration of new users. Also it is no longer necessary to
+manually specify the URL of the web interface (but you can override it
+if you don't like the value it figures out).
+
+It is possible to allow users to register via the web interface.
+
+The web interface's browser support has been improved. It has been
+tested with Firefox 2, Safari 3, Konqueror 3, Internet Explorer 7 and
+Opera 9.
+
+** Disobedience
+
+A bug which would cause a crash if you attempt to rearrange the queue
+while no track was playing has been fixed. There is a new 'deselect all
+tracks' option, mirroring 'select all tracks.
+
+* Changes up to version 2.0
+
+** General
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