change next milestone to 1.1, update NEWS and README

diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
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--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,10 +1,11 @@
-v1.0.8 (Dec xy, 2005)
+v1.1   (Dec xy, 2005)
 
        - Per-feed purge preferences (0 means default, negative numbers 
          disable purging)
        - Optional loading splashscreen 
        - Reworked compact stylesheet support
        - Interactive user preferences editor
+       - Experimental multi-user support (yay!)
        
 v1.0.7 (Nov 14, 2005)
 

diff --git a/README b/README
index f7fa55221184676d6eff2d199f7e5eb9d2f1d7ca..2fa8791f3947cd10ef1609fcce2b93543675e609 100644 (file)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@ this program wide open to the whole internet. It belongs to (host or password)
 protected directory on your webserver. There could be SQL-injection or other
 remote vulnerabilities, so beware.
 
-Also, TT-rss at present is not multi-user. It is designed for one person to
-read news consistently from different locations, one location at a time. Otherwise,
-last-read information will get messed up and other bad stuff could happen.
+Version 1.1 adds experimental support for multi-user operation. This doesn't mean
+that TT-RSS is suitable for large-scale open internet installations. It still
+continues to be personal application, just in the looser definition, e.g. not just for
+you, but for your friends too, who won't DOS you or try to hack in each other accounts.
+
 
 Interface:
 
        There is (incomplete) support for keyboard navigation.
-
-       "n" and "p" moves between next/previous posts when feed is opened, switching
-       pages as needed.
-
-       "r" refreshes feed list
-
-       "u" refreshes currently selected feed
+       
+       "n" and "p" moves between next/previous posts when feed is opened;
+       "r" refreshes feed list;
+       "u" refreshes currently selected feed;
+       "a" hides or shows only unread feeds in the feedlist;
 
 Requirements: