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* NEWS: Note that SHA-256 is read-write now, that TIGER/192 is no more,

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that revoked and expired uids are skipped in -r, and that
--no-mangle-dos-filenames is now the default.
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2003-09-30 David Shaw <dshaw@jabberwocky.com>
* NEWS: Note that SHA-256 is read-write now, that TIGER/192 is no
more, that revoked and expired uids are skipped in -r, and that
--no-mangle-dos-filenames is now the default.
2003-09-27 Werner Koch <wk@gnupg.org>
* configure.ac (LIBUSB_LIBS,HAVE_LIBUSB): Check for Libusb.

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Noteworthy changes in version 1.3.3 (unreleased)
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* Full support for the SHA-256 hash has been added.
* Support for the TIGER/192 hash has been dropped. This should
not be interpreted as a statement as to the strength of
TIGER/192: the upcoming revision to the OpenPGP standard removes
support for several unused (or mostly unused) hashes.
* Revoked or expired user IDs are now skipped when selecting keys
for encryption. Specifying a key by the key ID overrides this
check and allows the selection of any key.
* Note that --no-mangle-dos-filenames is now the default. If you
are upgrading from a 1.2.x version of GnuPG, and are running a
very old version of Windows that has the 8.3 filename limit, you
may need to change this.
* New --list-options option. This option takes a list of
arguments that allows the user to customize exactly what key
listings (including the --edit-key listing) look like, enabling