This file records major changes to rxx.

4.2.3  4th January 1995

* Fixes for Perl 5.

4.2.2  16th April 1994

* Use `uname -n` as well as `hostname`  (POSIX)
* Allow alternative rsh syntax.
* Documentation clean up - more needed.

4.2.0  23th October 1993

* New remote execution style with pipes.
* Hostname avoidance tightened up.  ($musthost)

4.1.1  21th October 1993

* Fix passing xauth cookies (was broken!) (From 4.0.3.)

4.1.0  23rd September 1993

* Hostname is now optional. (see man-page or source.)
* No longer uses Getopts.pl

4.1.x  21st September 1993

* New "4.1.x" source branch.

4.0.2  12th September 1993

* Fix $LUser bug.  -l should now work.

4.0.1  8th September 1993

* Fix some typos.
* Add semi-colons to pacify broken older perls.

4.0.0  5th September 1993

* New release.


Here's some historical commentary, moved here from the source...

  Wow!  Rx has a new name!  Rx is now known as "rxx".  This is because
there is a xmodem program called "rx", plus GNU's new reg. exp. package
happens to be called "Rx".  Huh!
  Anyway, RXX stands for Remote eXecution of X programs.  The old "rx" name
is still supported, but I'm now used to typing "rxx"!

  "rxterm" is even less needed now.  If rxx thinks you're giving args
to xterm, rather than supplying a program name, it does the right thing.
  New "-f filename" option, to allow the output to go elsewhere - I don't
know why I didn't think of this before!  Thanks to Jacques Sincennes
<jack@csi.UOttawa.CA> for this suggestion, plus many others he might
recognise in this new version.
  Thanks to all the other folks who wrote to me about "rx".  Hope you all
like "rxx" even more.

  Some older notes:

Major hacked to work for our(my) set up, and also partly re-written to
work with sh, rather than ksh.
Maybe I'll turn this into our first zsh script!
Looks like it turned into a perl script at some point - big improvement.


