Take maintainership (at suggestion of previous maintainer, jmmv@).

Update to 2.0 (minor changes and bugfixes omitted):

2.0					August 9, 2005

	* Core changes:
		* Evolution support has been added [not in pkgsrc]
		* Mailboxes can now be assigned a custom name
		* For greater flexibility, mailboxes configuration is
		  now stored in ~/.gnome2/mail-notification/mailboxes.xml
		  (previously, it was stored in the GConf database)
		* If a mailbox requires authentication and the
		  necessary credentials are not provided in the
		  mailbox properties dialog, Mail Notification now
		  lets GNOME prompt the user for the credentials
		* The Mail Notification item is now also listed in the
		  GNOME >= 2.10 Preferences menu
		* The third-party libegg code has been updated

	* mbox, MH, Maildir and Sylpheed changes:
		* Immediate notification did not work properly with
		  fast kernel notifiers (kqueue, inotify, dnotify,
		  ...): fixed
		* Unseekable files are now supported
		* The location of the system mailbox is now resolved
		  at runtime rather than when the mailbox is added
		  (eases sharing the Mail Notification settings across
		  multiple computers)

	* mbox changes:
		* When immediate notification is not available, the
		  mailbox is now also checked when its size or ctime
		  changes (previously, it was only checked if its
		  mtime had changed)

	* Sylpheed changes:
		* Mail Notification now tries to avoid race conditions
		  which may occur while Sylpheed is being used

	* POP3 and IMAP changes:
		* When the authentication mechanism option is set to
		  "autodetect", Mail Notification will now try to
		  authenticate using each server-supported SASL
		  mechanism

	* POP3 changes:
		* The TOP optional command is now supported. This
		  solves some issues with POP3 servers (for instance,
		  pop.gmail.com) which incorrectly archive mails that
		  have been accessed using the RETR command.

	* IMAP changes:
		* If, while idling, the server abruptly drops the
		  connection, Mail Notification now reconnects rather
		  than considering it an error
		* When idling, Mail Notification now only wakes up if
		  it receives a response indicating that the mailbox
		  might have changed
		* By default, Mail Notification now avoids using the
		  IDLE extension if the remote server software is
		  known to have a broken IDLE implementation
		* UTF-8 mailbox names are now converted to modified
		  UTF-7, as required by RFC 3501

	* Gmail changes:
		* Functionality has been restored after the Gmail web
		  site was modified; to prevent future disruptions and
		  simplify the source code, the Gmail Atom feed
		  (https://mail.google.com/mail/feed/atom) is now used

1.1					March 6, 2005

	* The mail summary dialog has been replaced by a main window,
	  for controlling Mail Notification when the status icon is
	  hidden

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