welcome
Welcome to the first commit of the first version of my very first app.
Might be a few unnecessary files here, might be missing a few necessary ones,
I'm still getting the hang of all this.  I'll hopefully have everything
cleaned up soon.
Maintenance plus Initial Website

This commit includes a few more keysets, a first attempt at running modprobe
to pull in the lirc_rx51 kernel module, and a little bit of code cleanup.
Also, the first attempt at creating a website for the Maemo Garage.
Modprobe scripts now working!  Plus JVC keyset.

Finally got the scripts to load and unload lirc_rx51 kernel module working
correctly.  This means, the app is finally ready for normal human beings to
play around with.  (If only I could get Qt to actually construct a debian
package for me now...)  Plus, a JVC keyset has been constructed, and a new
application icon created.
Improved Keyset Selection Window

I've gone ahead and added filtering by device type to the keyset selection
window.  Also, set up the window using the Qt form ui tool, to match the rest
of the user interface.  I'm still fighting with the system to build a debian
package, so still haven't been able to get anything to extras-devel.
Selection window bugfix

Fixed a minor bug that prevented sorting keysets by device type.
Fixed installation and nasty exit bug

Finally, got debian source package built, and after some pulling of hair,
both installation and uninstallation via extras-devel seem to be working.
Also fixed a nasty shutdown bug where the worker thread failed to exit.
(Need to test this extensively to be certain it doesn't happen again.)
Added a "sort by device type" button to keyset selection window, though
there isn't any device type data available yet...  And, added keysets for
Raite, Sagem, and Yamaha.
Fix for command overrun

Due to a flaw in my design, the user was allowed to queue up an unlimited
number of commands by simply hitting the buttons quickly; large numbers of
commands can get queued up quickly, finally leaving Pierogi in a confused
state.  This fix should only allow a single command to be processed at a
time, ignoring any input from the user while it is in progress.
Still fixing install, more keyset work

I'm still trying to get install to do what I want, but it still either
doesn't remove pierogi.sudoers when it should, or does remove it when it
shouldn't.  For now, I'll have to ask users to clean up that file manually
on uninstall. :(  In other news, some cleanup work on the keysets, along
with a few new keysets (Denon, Hitachi, Pinnacle).
First attempt to implement RC6 Protocol

I've finally put together an implementation of the RC6 protocol.  The task
was made much easier by simply chucking the LIRC code and writing my own
implementation -- the LIRC system is just overly convoluted.  Alongside this,
the Philips keyset has finally been completed (along with keysets for
Magnavox and TiVo).  Also, I've done some general cleanup of the protocol
code.
Improved to "half-way usable" (version 0.5)

With some incremental improvements to the UI, some fairly decent back-end
improvements, and a variety of bug-fixes, I'm declaring that this program
is now half-way usable, therefore giving it a version number of 0.5. :)
Gui updated, many keyset changes

I've updated the GUI with an additional window to hold yet more tabs.
This frees up some space on the main window, which was getting crowded with
too many tabs.  I still want to tweak the UI some more, though...

In the process of adding some Pioneer keysets, I ended up totally revamping
the underlying key structure; Pioneer does some rather nasty things to the
standard NEC protocol. :(  I think I now have a better basis for future
keyset additions, but there is much more clean up work left to do...

Yet another attempt to force the package manager to actually manage my files;
I've made a trivial change to the pierogi.sudoers file, hoping that will
convince the package manager to install the dang file if it isn't there.
I'm really getting tired of the Debian system at this point.  (Then again,
I'm working off the Qt SDK here, and their interaction with Debian could be
at fault.)

In any case, yet another massive update.
Update to documentation/website

I forgot to update the documentation in the previous commit.  This updates
the website as well, with some new screenshots.
Possible Uninstall Fix, plus cleanup, more keysets

Finally got the program manager to uninstall the pierogi.sudoers file!!!
Time to see if it works from the extras-devel repository.  Also, some needed
cleanup work, as well as adding some initial Acer and Aiwa keysets.
Another "final" fix to the installer

Yes, the previous final fix didn't work either, but this one looks promising.
Cross your fingers.  Also, completely revamped the Panasonic protocol, we'll
see if it still works.  Also added Bose and some more Aiwa keysets.
Missed a file in previous commit

Forgot to add the "postrm" file in the previous commit.
First Extras-Testing Candidate Release

Pierogi has reached a sufficient level of stability that I'd like to submit it
to Extras-Testing.  So, I'm again increasing the version number (to 0.6), and
working on any extra cleanup necessary.  Also in this update, new MCE keysets
and fixes to the Toshiba keysets.
Missed a few files

Whoops, missed a few files that needed updating on the last commit.
Moved Mute button, lots new keysets

Due to popular demand, the Mute button has been moved up to the main page.
Also, lots of new keysets: Admiral, Daewoo, Grundig, Logitech, Philco, Roku,
and Topfield.  These all need to be tested!
LG Bugfix, more keysets

Fixed an embarrasing error in the LG keysets, added a few more Daewoo keysets,
and made a first pass at keysets for Sky, Western Digital, and Saba