This SlideShow release version 1.1 written by A.N. Yzelman, 2009.

Released under GPLv3, the source code is available inside the executable .jar.
Unpack using jar -xfv slideshow.jar (see jar --help).

This is a simple SlideShow image viewer, created because a few days back I found
myself on a certain OS with no inherent slideshow capabilities, while searches for
free slideshow application yielded only poor results.

This program will scan a supplied directory recursively for any image files the
current java implementation can decode, and will display them sequentially with
a given pause in between two slides. The code is threaded such that while
displaying, any non-buffered images are decoded and buffered. The code is dirty 
in the sense *there is no maximum buffer length*. Also already displayed 
pictures are not actively freed from memory, since moving backwards in the 
pictures shown is deemed useful (but not yet implemented in this version).

Changelog (version 1.1):
	-Interpolation now done by 5-point interpolation instead of repeating
	-Extrapolation now done by averaging instead of ignoring all but one colour

TODO list (in order of priority):
	-make hitting space pause and play the slideshow
	-make arrow down, arrow left, and page down move the slide show back one picture
	-make arrow up, arrow right, and page up move the slide show forward one picture
	-make hitting ESC exit the slideshow
	-implement a maximum buffer size (that is, ImageBuffer.buffer.length < MAX_BUF)
	-make starting SlideShow without parameters start a GUI front-end
	-add more transition effects


Monday, June 8th, A.N. Yzelman (ajy777@gmail.com)