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# PsychOS 08/24/2016 - PsychOS 2.5.6 - Overview of changes made since 2.5.5-2 and RAM usage #
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* It seems as though the latest build of PsychOS is ready for release

* However, there are a few issues I'd like to get fixed and may need to 
  look a little more into:
    - XFCE keyboard settings aren't shipping by default
    - GNOME keyboard shortcuts not set yet
    - Grive in the menu
        [] Console-based Google Drive sync tool
    - Missing license.tar.gz
        [] No idea how to make this file
        [] Could be an issue on SuSEStudio's part
        
* Since the last release (PsychOS 2.5.5-2) the following was added or 
  changed:
    - Avogadro
        [] 3D chemistry modeler
    - BKChem from source code
        [] 2D chemistry modeler
    - XRandR
        [] Console/terminal-based screen and external monitor control
    - ARandR
        [] Gui front end for XRandR
    - Redshift
        [] Control screen brightness, gamma, colors, and so forth based 
           on time of day.
        [] Good for sensitive eyes and long nights typing
    - srm
        [] Secure rm
        [] Overwrites file with random strings 35 times by default before 
           deleting to prevent recovery.
    - Cadence from source code
        [] libjack-devel
        [] libqt4-devel
        [] python-qt4-devel
        [] python3-qt4-devel
        [] a2jmidid
        [] pulseaudio-module-jack
    - cmus
        [] Console-based music player
    - NTP client
        [] Keeps time in sync using the Internet
    - In an attempt to install Adour the following dependencies were
      installed:
        [] boost-devel
        [] alsa-devel
        [] libsndfile-devel
        [] loblo-devel
        [] After a few packages added from source code, fftw3f failed 
           and so Ardour won't be compiled from source.           
            ++ The .run file that takes care of it all for you can be 
               found on their website from source. 
            ++ The .run file that takes care of it all for you can be 
               found on their website (nightly builds), but requires 
               user input to install; the run script asks for the Enter 
               key to be pressed; SuSEStudio script runner has problems 
               with things like this.
    - CC0 wallpapers were added
    - Missing icons added to the menu
    - Removed Min web browser
    
* GNOME uses ~215 MB of RAM

* XFCE uses ~185 MB of RAM

* IceWM uses ~85 MB of RAM