0.15:
  add truncate (an invention of me)
  add mktemp
  fix which exit code
  fix ls sorting by size for large files
  fix signedness issue and add buffering to cmp (Andreas Krennmair)
  tar can now create tape archives, too ;)
  fix cat to handle several - (Ralf Wildenhues)
  fix dd
  add UID cache for tar (don't parse /etc/passwd and /etc/group for each
    file in the tape archive)
  fix tr to handle sets (a-z) correctly (Olaf Dreesen)
  add GNU style --mode options to install
  add make uninstall target

0.14:
  add uuencode, uudecode, nohup and nice (from Andreas Krennmair)
  Andreas also fixed a bug in contrib/kill
  Olaf: Fixed a BUG in tail.
  Do some more size improvements (use diet libc __write1 and __write2
    and move uname to using bits instead of ints for each flag.
  Andreas also sent me a cmp implementation.
  Alexandre Karev found and fixed a bug in tr regarding octal escapes.

0.13:
  Andreas Krennmair contributed a uniq (it's a little on the large side
    because it uses malloc to work with long lines)
  Olaf Dreesen contributed tr and dd.
  Also added the other kill in contrib.  I feel bad just throwing it
    away just because Olaf's was smaller ;)
  Olaf Dreesen contributed touch.
  Andreas also contributed mesg and write
  Olaf Dreesen contributed du.
  Fixed ls -l so it does not dump core if readlink fails.
  Olaf Dreesen contributed tail.

0.12:
  add sleep2 (like sleep, but can do "sleep 20:15").  By Frank Klemm.
  optimize echo (<1024 bytes on x86 now, thanks to Frank Klemm).
  rm no longer asks when the superuser deletes files not owned by him.
  "mv foo/ bar" would rename("foo","bar/oo").
  add allinone, which uses the busybox concept to decide by argv[0]
    what to do.  Supports: arch, basename, clear, chvt, dirname, dmesg,
    domainname, echo, env, false, hostname, pwd, sleep, sync, tee, true,
    tty, uname, which, whoami, yes.  By Frank Klemm.  8k.
  Two kills were contributed.  I took the smaller one.
  install will no longer assume -D.
  install will no longer use the given mode for the intermediate
    directories created by -D.

0.11:
  ls -p or -F qualifiers were colored.
  "mv foo/a/ foo/b/ ." did not work.
  added whoami.
  implemented -h in chown.
  ls -l displayed the gid as uid.
  added mkfifo as argv[0] variant of mknod
  added head.
  added install.
  added soscp, sosmv and sosrm, as suggested by Frank Klemm.
  added sosln, soslns (for ln -s).
  added md5sum (without -c).

0.10.1:
  fix ls formatting bug when size was wider than 8 characters.

0.10:
  added cat.
  added rm.
  added wc.
  fix includes to cleanly compile with diet libc includes (and no glibc
    fall-back)
  added ls (a color ls even!).
  added embfeatures.h to not compile in unneeded features.

0.9:
  added -v to ln.
  added mv and cp in one binary (argv[0] decides).
  added yes.
  added which.
  repaired wrong exit codes.
  fixed uname (it always wrote a trailing space, confusing config.guess)

0.8:
  changed printf to libowfat routines in df: 5.2k -> 1.7k.
  same in id: 8k -> 5k.
  same in tar: 15k -> 13k.
  tar: when uname or gname are "", print uid or gid instead.

0.7:
  added ln.
  clarified license to be GPLv2.

0.6:
  imported fixes for df and dmesg from Jens Laas.  Thanks, Jens!
  implemented dmesg -n.
  added "ustar" magic comparison to tar.
  the size display of tar was broken.

0.5.1:
  added dirname, env, domainname, id (no supplementary groups for
    "id ftp" type usage yet)

0.5:
  added "U" (unlink first) to tar.  Thanks to Jens Laas for the contribution!
  added basename, chvt, df (not complete yet), tee, uname, arch, hostname

0.4:
  added sleep, tty, tar (well, almost.  It can do "t" and "x" with
    verbosity and supports "z" for gzip and "I" for bzip2).

0.3:
  oops, chown was broken.  One of my late-night optimizations broke
    getpwnam.  I detected it when I tested my other late-night
    optimizations in diet libc ;-)

0.2:
  added chown, chgrp, chmod
  ugh, directory traversal is a lot of code.
  I reused a lot of code by writing "openreadclose" and "split" which
    others might find useful for their own projects.
  I decided to implement small custom parsers for /etc/passwd and
    /etc/group, based on openreadclose and split, so I can add some
    defines to not include filling in parts of struct passwd and struct
    group that I don't use after that.  chown is still >7k on x86-linux.
    I am depressed about this.
  chgrp is actually a link to chown, argv[0] decides.

0.1:
  initial release.
  chroot clear echo false mkdir mknod pwd rmdir sync true
