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2013-01-25: Version 6.0.3
* Source code compiles with Microsoft Visual C.
* Print system error when writing output fails.
2012-09-06: Version 6.0.2
* The locale encoding detection has been fixed when NLS was disabled.
* Print line number when a binary symbol is found.
* Updated makefiles for Watcom C, and added a new one for OS/2.
2012-07-25: Version 6.0.1
* Update Spanish translations.
* Update manual.
2012-05-06: Version 6.0
* Conversion of Windows UTF-16 files to Unix UTF-8 files.
* Conversion of Unix UTF-8 files to Windows UTF-8 files with byte
order mark.
2012-03-10: Version 5.3.3
* Enabled wildcard expansion for all versions.
* Fixed a compilation error when debug was enabled.
2012-01-27: Version 5.3.2
* New homepage URL: http://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/dos2unix.html
* Compiles for native MSYS.
* Compile with OpenWatcom for DOS32 and Win32.
* Detect code page on OS/2.
* Support wild cards on OS/2.
2011-08-09: Version 5.3.1
* Spanish translation of messages and manual.
* File ownership is maintained in old file mode (Unix only).
* Dos2unix and Unix2dos share the same language files.
* Code cleanup.
2011-04-26: Version 5.3
* Improved handling of symbolic links. New options -F, -R, -S.
* Improved handling and reporting of errors.
* Source code improvements for Cygwin. Behave exactly as on Linux.
* New option --. Treat all following options as file names.
2011-03-04: Version 5.2.1
* PDF and PostScript generation is optional. No default dependency on
GhostScript and Groff.
* Enable optional Large File Support (LFS).
* Esperanto x-notation is optional. No longer installation of non-standard
locale 'eo-x'.
* Improved error messages.
2011-01-31: Version 5.2
* ISO conversion mode supports same DOS code pages as SunOS dos2unix does:
CP437 (US), CP850 (Western European), CP860 (Portuguese),
CP863 (French Canadian), and CP865 (Nordic).
* ISO conversion mode supports Windows code page CP1252 (Western).
* SunOS compatible options -ascii, -iso, -7, -437, -850, -860, -863, and -865.
* Active code page detection for ISO mode.
* Fixed ISO conversion of non-breaking space (NBSP).
* ISO and 7bit mode can be used in Mac mode.
* Treat ASCII Form Feed control characters as valid text.
* Update manual pages.
* Don't include generated documentation files in Unix source package.
* Create a source package in DOS text format.
2010-08-18: Version 5.1.1
* Added Dutch translation of the manual.
* Win64 port.
* Win32 binary package uses patched MinGW's libintl, with builtin
* relocation support.
* Support compilation in DOSBox (8.3 file names where needed).
* Fixed compilation on Darwin OS.
2010-04-03: Version 5.1
* Esperanto translations have been added.
* Ports to 16 bit DOS have been made.
* Command-line options can be set in stdio mode.
* Bugfix dos2unix MAC mode: Don't change DOS line endings.
* Create stubs for DOS32 versions of mac2unix and unix2mac.
* Localization information has been added to the manual.
* Man pages have been merged.
* Man page generation from Perl POD file.
2010-02-16: Version 5.0
* Dos2unix and Unix2dos have been bundled in a single package.
* German translations have been added.
* Dos2unix -l --newline also works in MAC mode.
* Unix2dos also got option -l, --newline.
* Added MAC mode to Unix2dos: Convert Unix line endings to Mac line endings.
* Cleanup of messages and manual.
2010-01-24: Version 4.1.2
* Preserves file modes in new file mode.
2010-01-21: Version 4.1.1
* Fixes a compilation problem on FreeBSD.
2009-12-28: Version 4.1
Automatically skips binary and non-regular files,
and the ISO mode has been cleaned up (see ChangeLog).
2009-12-21: Version 4.0.1
Adds a port to OS/2 Warp. Two wrong conversions in ISO mode
have been fixed. The manual page has been updated.
2009-12-15: Version 4.0
Adds internationalisation (Native Language Support, NLS). A Dutch
translation has been added. Ports to Windows and DOS have been made.
The problem in DOS/Windows stdio mode has been fixed. The manual has
been updated.