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- update to 16p:
  * Small improvements to on-screen use only :
    + CLI -B and GUI 'B' to toggle boxes around stats.
    + CLI -^ and '^' to change units for Disk I/O KB/s -> MB/s -> GB/s.
      This happen temporarily too if the size of the statistic
      will not fit on-scree. 
  * Code changed to ensure clean compile for GCC 12

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- update to 16n:
  * 0 maximum CPUs for the Power10 E1080 (needed for massive Linux running SAP
    HAMA servers) and small fixes

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- Update to version 16m:
  * Fix only effect POWER LPARs in the rarely used (IMHO) Dedicated
    Donating mode, which is actually more like Shared CPU than
    Dedicated so Shared CPU LPAR stats are now switched on. This is
    the mode choosen for most SAP HANA workloads on POWER. Does not
    effect AMD64 or other platforms.

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- Update to version 16j:
  * Newer Linux kernels do not have the SharedMem statistic so it
    reported instead the Shmem statsitic - this is the same shared
    memory number but includes RAM disk
  * Disk service times captured to file: Calculation corrections for
    Disk Group DGREADSERV & DGWRITESERV (missing device by elapsed time)
  * Disk DGIOTIME captured to file: removed (duplicate of DGBUSY as
    the millisecond doing IOTOME are used to calculate %busy for Disk
    Groups this is the percent time of all disks in the group)
  * POWER partition stats on screen label (Memory Desired fixed)
  * LARGEMEM removed and SMALLMEM only for very old Linux
  * GETUSER and JFS removed
  * KERNEL_2_6_18 for new kernels changed to PRE_KERNEL_2_6_18 only
    for older kernels
- Update to version 16i:
  * If using the -F option there was rare chance the filename gets a
    few random characters at the end.
  * From Linux kernel 2.8.19 onwards nr_slab was removed and
    nr_slab_reclaimable & nr_slab_unreclaimable added.
  * Online MHz stats (M) on small VM still took up 20 lines. Now
    reduced in size.

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- Update to version 16h:
  * Internal code changes for robustness malloc() and
    snprintf/strncpy. 
  * POWER pool_capacity now correctly divided by 100. 
  * Online view ARM lscpu command column format depends on your
    hardware
  * Online view ALL /proc/cpuinfo format depends on your hardware
    and new lines - like MMU: Hash or MMU:
  * Online view POWER Welcome panel on POWER reports the top MHz 
- Drop manpage generation

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- Update to version 16g
  Small changes only: 
  * Now cope with 192 physical CPU cores with SMT=8 (for POWER8
    servers)
  * Fixed bug reported with NFS automount in data capture mode
    + Alternatively, completely switch off JFS stats in capture
      mode with "-J" 
  * Online view: remove File systems that are "not real" to
    reduce screen space. Hit "j" and then "J" to remove the
    pointless file systems
  * Online view: Small clean up of the titles for the Memory
    stats (m) 

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- Simplify build process a bit
- Build as PIE
- Build with -DSLES, its safe for openSUSE and fixes ugly message 
  for SLE/Bacports

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- Update to version 16f (boo#985538):
  * Minor changed to the on-screen view only.

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- Update to 16e (boo#974718)

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