I'm pleased to announce release 0.18.0 of MissingH. This release implements the first part of the MissingH transition discussed on haskell-cafe. Detail on the planned changes can be found at http://software.complete.org/missingh/wiki/TransitionPlanning. Note that not all of those changes have been carried out with this release. The major changes are: * Most code from other sources that had been merged into MissingH has been split off * Stable, mostly standalone components of MissingH have been split off: hslogger, ftphs, ConfigFile, AnyDBM. * All modules renamed to more closely follow current Haskell naming practices MissingH is a large collection of assorted utility libraries for Haskell. Its primary audience is Haskell programmers that want to get practical things done fast. It also serves as a staging area of sorts for useful, general-purpose Haskell code. This could be code that may eventually wind up in base Haskell libraries, or it could grow into a library in its own and be forked off. Or it could remain in MissingH indefinately. You can find the MissingH homepage, which features a wiki, downloads, API reference, darcs repository viewer, and bug tracker, at: http://software.complete.org/missingh -- John Goerzen Author, Foundations of Python Network Programming http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1590593715