I use a Chinese Rs.250/= (approx $5.00) Zen keyboard. Have some recognized makes lying around eating dust... the keys on this one are just too comfy and I haven't had any problems in the 2+ years I've been using it. I even love the Zen mice, I find them way more comfortable than a MS or Logitech mouse.-nosh (May 31, 2007, 12:54 PM)
Changes in 3.00 (27 Apr 2007):
* watcom/le & tmt/adam: fixed a problem when using certain filters
Changes in 2.93 beta (08 Mar 2007):
* new formats Mach/i386 and Mach/fat support Mac OS X i686 and
Universal binaries [i686 and PowerPC only]
* dos/exe: LZMA is now also supported for 16-bit dos/exe. Please note that
you have to explicitly use '--lzma' even for '--ultra-brute' here
because runtime decompression is about 30 times slower than NRV -
which is really noticeable on old machines.
* dos/exe: fixed a rarely occuring bug in relocation handling
* win32/pe & arm/pe: better icon compression handling
Changes in 2.92 beta (23 Jan 2007):
* new option '--ultra-brute' which tries even more variants
* slightly improved compression ratio for some files when
using '--brute' or '--ultra-brute'
* bug fixes
Changes in 2.91 beta (29 Nov 2006):
* assorted bug fixes
* arm/pe: fix "missing" icon & version info resource problem for wince 5
* win32/pe & arm/pe: added option --compress-icons=3 to compress all icons
Changes in 2.90 beta (08 Oct 2006):
* LZMA algorithm support for most of the 32-bit and 64-bit file formats;
use new option '--lzma' to enable
* new format: BSD/elf386 supporting FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD
via auto-detection of PT_NOTE or EI_OSABI
* arm/pe: all the NRV compression methods are now supported
(only NRV2D is missing in thumb mode)
* linux/elf386, linux/ElfAMD: remember /proc/self/exe in environment
* major source code changes: the runtime decompression stubs are now
built from internal ELF objects