just save the md5 checksums so we can still determine when something
change.  Entries in /etc/changelist that are prefixed with a '+'
will only have their md5 checksums saved, not the actual files.

not readable by other" block.  Remove ~/.ssh/random_seed as it is
not used in OpenSSH.
Add ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2, and ~/.ssh/known_hosts to the "must be
owned by user and not writable"  block.

XXX this is incomplete work, a big cleanup of this file will happen soon.

them from going out of sync (like additional option flag to daemon).

the mux devices.

inside amd source code.  I could not figure out.  So here it goes,
until some rocket scientist points out how to do it in the real source.

Remove creation of non-wsmouse device in MAKEDEV (/dev/lms{0,1}, /dev/mms{0,1}
/dev/psm0, /dev/pms0).
Remove cdevsw[] entries for the devices above, as new mouse protocols are only
accessible trough /dev/wsmouse. aaron@ ok.

6 are enabled by default. After these changes, to enable more you must
change the "option WSDISPLAY_DEFAULTSCREENS" in the kernel config file and
edit /etc/ttys to switch the new ones from 'off' to 'on'.

default security checking.

makes the PGUP and PGDN keys work again as expected.

fixes pr#1660 from wilfried@telia.com .. Thanks!

become default in a few moments once deraadt commits new kernel config files.
IMPORTANT NOTE: A few important pieces are still required to be worked out
over the next few days. Users (and developers) relying on X should probably
stay away from -current until further notice. This should not take long, but
here is your first heads up. If you decide to upgrade your kernel anyway,
be sure to update your /etc/ttys file to use vt100 instead of vt220. The
rest of the fallout from this should be minor.