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11. By Kartik Mistry on 2007-06-21

* New maintainer (Closes: #429472)
* Updated standards-version to 3.7.2
* Updated debhelper compability to 5
* debian/control: fixed long descriptions, minor cleanups, added
  ${misc:Depends}
* debian/copyright: updated according to standard format
* Removed useless maintainer scripts
* Acknowledge previous NMUs (Closes: #357656, #343022)
* libestools1.2-dev depends on libesd0-dev, libncurses5-dev (Closes: #420536)
* config/gcc_defaults.mak: Fixed FTBFS with GCC 4.2 due to unsupported
  -fno-shared-data (Closes: #369380)
* siod/slib.cc: Fixed issue with libestools1.2 's dynamic loading, Thanks to Javier
  Serrano Polo <email address hidden> for patch (Closes: #407664)
* debian/rules: fixed bashism (Closes: #378527)

10. By Matthias Klose on 2007-05-27

Don't build with -fno-shared-data, unsupported since GCC 4.0.

9. By Colin Watson on 2006-12-20

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - debian/rules: Fix bashism.

8. By Luke Yelavich on 2006-10-06

debian/rules: Fixed bashism (Closes Malone #63897).

7. By Martin Michlmayr <email address hidden> on 2006-05-26

* NMU as part of the GCC 4.1 transition.
* Declare friend functions (closes: #357656).

6. By Stephan Rügamer on 2006-01-06

* Fixed amd64 bugs
  + in ling_class/item_feats.cc (Closes: dbts #346264 and Ubuntu Bugzilla #22000)
  + in stats/EST_DProbDist.cc

5. By Luk Claes on 2006-01-01

* Non-maintainer upload.
* Remove trailing slash in cp -R command (Closes: #340084).
* Remove g++-3.4 build-dep (Closes: #343022).

4. By Matthias Klose on 2005-08-02

* Synchronize package from Ubuntu.
* Fix FTBFS on kfreebsd-gnu (closes: #272465).

3. By Matthias Urlichs on 2004-07-16

Added alaw processing code.

2. By David Huggins-Daines <email address hidden> on 2001-08-24

Eek! ESD support is kind of broken. I've left it in, since I hope to
fix it soon, but now the tools default to using a non-network audio
protocol instead (which I think is more generally useful).