Xenman v0.6
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- NEW: Peformance Dashboard.
     
Multi-Server performance and availability metrics are now available in 
a single, consolidated dashboard. Common administrative tasks may
be performed directly from the dashboard. 


- NEW: Image Store now shows in the LHS Navigation view.


- IMPROVED: Image Store/Provisioning Scheme
     
The Image Store, provisionable image structure and the VM provisioning
mechanisms have all been completely overhauled and vastly improved. 
The new system is highly flexible, configurable and very well suited for 
users wishing to define and/or use their own provisionable images/schemes.

- NEW: 'Image Builder's Guide' and 'Packaging Guide' have been added to
documentation. 

- FIXED: numerous stability and bug fixes. 


Xenman v0.5
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- Multi server management : 
	With this new feature, administrators can now manage the 
Virtual Machines (Doms) on the remote servers similar to that of local server. 
This expands the horizon of XenMan from local management to managing a
departmental data centers. A secure SSH mechanism is used to connect to
remote servers.

- Image management : 
	XenMan now allows administrators to specify their image library, 
and provision Virtual Machines on any managed server.

- Multi-Dom operations : 
	Now administrators can start and stop all doms on any server with a 
single click.

- Server information : 
	You can now see some basic information about the host in the 
Information tab with a server selected.

- On line help 
	You can now see help document from XenMan help menu.


XenMan v0.4.1
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- SUSE Linux 10.1 support. Both rpm and tarball support out-of-box
  deployment on SUSE 10.1.

- Added 'staging_path_kernel' and 'staging_path_ramdisk' properties to
  xenman.conf. These denote the path relative to 'staging_location'
  where XenMan will look for kernel and ramdisk images for use as the
  defaults for 'Create Domain'


XenMan v0.4
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- LVM support added. Logical Volumes are now supported for domain
  creation. Set the 'use_lvm' property in xenman.conf to False if the
  environment doesn't support lvm2.

- Create Domain now does a 'sticky' installation. New domains created
  via XenMan now use the ramdisk deployed in the VM's disk image to
  boot. This requires pyGrub to be present in the environment. Use the
  'bootloader' property to set the correct path if the defaults fail.

- Duplicate domain cleanup. Specifying a pre-existing domain name
  during Create Domain will clean up any leftover domain configuration
  files and/or disk images after prompting for permission. Use this
  only for domains created using XenMan.

- Domains added to the left hand side list (either as a result of
  "Create Domain" or "Open Domain File") now persist in the
  configuration file until removed via the appropriate menu item.

- Pausing a domain now removes the terminal widget from the notetbook
  tab to avoid accidentally queuing some keyboard input while paused.

- A new Information tab that allows you to see configuration information 
  about selected Domain.

- Added new menu items 'Edit' and 'Action.' Also, a richer right-click
  menu for the domain list on the LHS is now available.

- Fixed crashes to desktop resulting from problematic domain launches
  in some scenarios.


XenMan v0.3
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- Initial Release
