Version Release Dates History
- 2.0: May 2012
- 1.7: June 2011
- 1.6.2: April 2011
- 1.5.1: August 2010
- 1.4.2: March 2010
- 1.4: January 2010
- 1.3: July 2009
- 1.2: July 2008
- 1.1: May 2008
- 1.0: September 2007
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