V1.90
Version shipped with KDE3.1

V1.91
- Multiple soundcards on ALSA are now supported
- Mixer device names are now shown with a vertical label (saves space and looks nice)
- MixerDevice categories. Allows to distribute devices on "New Mixer Tab...". It is used
  in the panel applet to show only important devices initally.
- Much nicer "New Mixer Tab..." dialog

v3.0
- KDE 4 version

v3.5
- This is the KDE 4.2 head version
- Wish 132330: On-screen display of volume level
- Wish 157701: Smaller neater dockarea popup
- Bug  161393: kmix does not associate hotplugged USB HID volume control
- Bug  168658: kmix - master channel missing
- Bug  172958: OSD doesn't update when volume is changed using keyboard
- Feature    : Automatically grab XF86VolumeUp, XF86VolumeDown and XF86VolumeMute (done)

v3.6
- This is the KDE 4.4 version
- Wish 166591: "Integrate OSS4 support".
- Wish  70042: "What's this help documentation on channels (aka Tooltip)"
- Wish  57946: "horizontally movable kmix controls". Added GUI for ordering (w/o GUI it was possible since 2006-02-21)
- Wish 172883: "recording tab is gone". Working on it. Some issues left. most important: Controls might "disappear" in the written XML GUIProfile (duplicate handling)-
- Wish 188803: "No osd for mute/unmute"

i001: When the user redefines the automatially grabbed XF86Volume* keys, he doesn't have an easy possibilty to get them back, because they are now marked as "no shortcut" in the global shortcut registry. The user must go the KDE system settings module "global shortcuts" and reset them to their default. No user will wfind that!!! So this should be possible inside KMix (ShortcutsDialog or a button "reset volume keys" in the configuration dialog).

