debian: update changelog

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-i3-wm (4.0-0) unstable; urgency=low
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-  * NOT YET RELEASED
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- -- Michael Stapelberg <michael@stapelberg.de>  Sun, 24 Jul 2011 00:10:30 +0200
+i3-wm (4.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
+
+  * In addition to the proper flex/bison based parser for the config file
+    introduced in 3.δ, we now also have a flex/bison parser for commands. What
+    this means is that we can have more human-readable, beautiful command names
+    instead of cryptic commands like 'f' for fullscreen or 'mh' for move left.
+    In fact, the commands for the aforementioned functions *are* 'fullscreen'
+    and 'move left'!
+  * You can now chain commands using ';' (a semicolon). One example for that is
+    'workspace 3 ; exec /usr/bin/urxvt' to switch to a new workspace and open a
+    terminal.
+  * You can specify which windows should be affected by your command by using
+    different criteria. A good example is '[class="Firefox"] kill' to get rid
+    of all Firefox windows.
+  * As the configuration file needs new commands (and a few options are
+    obsolete), you need to change it. To make this process a little bit easier
+    for you, this release comes with the script i3-migrate-config-to-v4.pl. Just
+    run it on your current config file and it will spit out a v4 config file to
+    stdout. To make things even better, i3 automatically detects v3 config files
+    and calls that script, so you never end up with a non-working config :).
+  * Similarly to the criteria when using commands, we now have a 'for_window'
+    configuration directive, which lets you automatically apply certain commands
+    to certain windows. Use it to set border styles per window, for example with
+    'for_window [class="XTerm"] border 1pixel'.
+  * Since dock clients (like dzen2) are now part of the layout tree (as opposed
+    to a custom data structure as before), it was easy to implement top and
+    bottom dock areas. Programs which properly specify the dock hint get placed
+    on the edge of the screen they request. i3bar has the -dtop and -dbottom
+    parameters, for example.
+  * The internal workspace bar is obsolete. Use i3bar instead.
+  * Resizing now works between all windows!
+  * Fullscreen now works for everything!
+  * Floating now works for everything!
+  * Your layout is now preserved when doing an inplace restart.
+  * When you have an error in your config file, a new program called i3-nagbar
+    will tell you so. It offers you two buttons: One to view the error in your
+    $PAGER and one to edit your config in your $EDITOR.
+  * The default config used key symbols (like 'bind Mod1+f fullscreen') instead
+    of key codes. If you use a non-qwerty layout, the program i3-config-wizard
+    can create a key symbol based config file based on your current layout. You
+    can also chose between Windows (Mod4) and Alt (Mod1) as your default
+    modifier. i3-config-wizard will automatically be started as long as you
+    don’t have a configuration file for i3.
+  * Custom X cursor themes are now supported.
+  * The RandR backend now respects the primary output.
+  * A wrong 'font' configuration in your config file will no longer make i3
+    exit. Instead, it will fall back to a different font and tell you about the
+    error in its log.
+  * The default split direction (whether a new window gets placed right next to
+    the current one or below the current one) is now automatically set to
+    horizontal if you have a monitor that is wider than high or vertical if you
+    a monitor which is higher than wide. This works great with rotated monitors.
+  * Sockets and temporary files are now placed in XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, if set (this
+    is used on systemd based systems).
+  * Tools like i3bar, i3-msg etc. use the I3_SOCKET_PATH property which is set
+    to the X11 root window, so you don’t have to configure your socket path
+    anywhere.
+  * The kill command kills single windows by default now. To kill a whole
+    application, use 'kill client'.
+  * IPC: Commands can now have custom replies. When the parser encounters an
+    error, a proper error reply is sent.
+  * There is now an 'exec_always' configuration directive which works like
+    'exec' but will also be run when restarting.
+
+ -- Michael Stapelberg <michael@stapelberg.de>  Sun, 31 Jul 2011 22:34:26 +0200
 
 i3-wm (3.e-bf1-3) unstable; urgency=low