CHANGES IN RELEASE 1.0.1

# minor features:
  * portal customization improvement (#585): the header and footer of the portal
    can now be customized, check the configuration guide for more details.
  * a download button is now directly available for data bookmarks (#596).
# multiple bugfixes in the portal interface:
  * the jobs tab removal checkboxes now work properly (#573).
  * the simple parameters can now be modified after a refused submission fails (#574).
  * job results and workspace data can now be directly piped to workflows (#581).
  * jobs can now be accessed from another session to facilitate sharing and maintenance (#588, #625).
  * interface is more informative about workspace refreshes and other actions (#592,#593).
  * multiple workflow execution problems (#594, #605, #606, #608, #624).
  * multiple workflow diagram browser compatibility issues fixed (#292, #567).

NEW IN MOBYLE v1.0

# Viewers: viewers offer the possibility to visualize data in the Mobyle portal
using web-compatible components, to provide a more readable representation. 
For instance, multiple alignments can be visualized with Jalview, Protein 3D 
structures can be visualized with JMol, RNA Secondary structures with VARNA, or
phylogenetic trees with Archaeopteryx.

# Workflows (beta): Mobyle services chainings can now be automated by providing
predefined workflows.

# Many portal improvements, including the possibility to customize your welcome page
and user workspace management interfaces that facilitate the visualization and cleanup
of user jobs and data. 

# A new plugin-like architecture for the converter modules: you can associate
to each data type and format a validator/converter module, that will detect,
validate and convert the format of user data when appropriate.

# The execution system has been rewritten to be highly flexible: 
Mobyle now supports new DRMs, including LSF (via the DRMAA API). It is also 
possible to manage multiple execution configurations, allowing for instance
to send jobs to different DRMs based on your needs.

# OpenID support: you can now configure Mobyle to let users authenticate themselves
using OpenID, in order for them to avoid the management of a new Mobyle-specific
password.

# Google Analytics support: you can configure Mobyle to track users
activity with a Google Analytics account.