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 targeted at beginners. Guitone is copylefted under the terms of the GNU General
 Public License Version 3, or, at your option, any later version of this license.
 
-You need Qt >= 4.4.0 to build and monotone >= 0.39 (or a monotone with an
-interface version of 7.0 or greater) to run guitone.  Earlier versions do not
+You need Qt >= 4.4.0 to build and monotone >= 0.46 (or a monotone with an
+interface version of 12.0 or greater) to run guitone.  Earlier versions do not
 have all the infrastructure for certain functionalities available, but might
 still work in some areas.  (You have to lower the requirements in the project
 file and rebuild monotone before you can actually make it work with older
@@ -21,10 +21,6 @@
  $ qmake -config release
  $ make
 
-On Mac OS X you need the Sparkle framework (http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/)
-installed to build guitone. Make sure it does reside outside
-/System/Library/Frameworks if you plan to build with the univsersal SDK
-(the default).
 You can also build guitone with Xcode on Mac OS X. You should have a recent
 version of Xcode installed (>= 2.2 because of gcc bugs) which is usually
 found somewhere on the installation DVD. Then you can create a Xcode
@@ -77,12 +73,7 @@
     HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Thomas Keller\guitone
   if you're using a Windows build.
 
-* mtn 0.40 has a serious bug in automate identify which makes guitone
-  crash. If you encounter this problem, please upgrade to a newer
-  version where this problem has been fixed (0.41, f.e.) or do not
-  use the "find unaccounted renames" functionality
-
-* On Mac OS X, Qt up until 4.4 is unable to watch bigger numbers of paths
+* On Mac OS X, Qt up until 4.5 is unable to watch bigger numbers of paths
   for changes in parallel, so you might get spurious outputs like
   the following in your console / logfile:
 
@@ -101,20 +92,7 @@
   2.2 or later. Otherwise you'll get a "Bus error" on runtime
   due to a bug in gcc 4.0.0
 
-* If you encounter segfaults and other weird crashs on Linux when
-  closing dialogs please ensure you've a recent enought Qt version.
-  Apparently in 4.2.2 the problem is no longer present.
 
-* On Qt 4.3.3 and earlier the generation of a valid Xcode project fails
-  because of problems with escaped characters in the project file. This has
-  been reported to Trolltech - in the meantime you should do
-
-  $ qmake -spec macx-xcode guitone.pro
-  $ cd guitone.xcodeproj
-  $ sed -e 's/\\\\\"/\\\"/g' < project.pbxproj > project.pbxproj.new \
-    && mv project.pbxproj.new project.pbxproj
-
-
 Known Bugs
 ==========
 
@@ -127,12 +105,6 @@
   The Update Workspace dialog and the right-click actions in the workspace
   view are therefore just stubs and won't do anything.
 
-* If you enable "read workspace incrementally" in the preferences and work with
-  a monotone version below 0.40 you might encounter weird problems in the
-  workspace view. This is because the interpretation of the --depth option in mtn
-  has been changed and guitone only supports the new interpretation of version
-  0.40 or higher. So if you're still on 0.39 its better to leave this unchecked.
-
 * If your problem is not described here, take a look at the task list on
   http://guitone.thomaskeller.biz/g/tracker