Reworded explanation of unstripped binaries.

Documented docks and system trays more fully, based on my earlier blog entry.

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-ion3 (20060326-1) unstable; urgency=low
+Debug symbols
 
-  * Binaries in this package are not stripped since 20050322-4, because of
-       upstreams request. The reason why there's no separate -dbg package is
-       because ion3 is the development branch.
-  * Ion3 has support KDE system tray icons natively, but the implementation
-       is KDE-specific. Unfortunately, this makes non-KDE (GNOME) system tray
-       icons appear broken, when they really aren't. To get a Gaim (and maybe
-       others) system tray icon, use the "docker" package.
+Binaries in this package are unstripped since 20050322-4 at the
+upstream author's request.  There is no separate -dbg package.  Ion3
+is currently a development branch and not considered entirely stable.
 
- -- Norbert Tretkowski <nobse@debian.org>  Sun, 26 Mar 2006 12:21:35 +0200
+Docks and system trays
+
+Ion3 is compatible with the docking protocols used by WindowMaker and
+KDE.  It can place docked applications windows either in a corner
+dock, or in a "system tray" in the status bar.
+
+For a corner dock, add:
+
+    dopath("mod_dock")
+
+to cfg_ion.lua or cfg_modules.lua and edit cfg_dock.lua to your
+preferences.  The dock window's visibility can be toggled using
+MOD1+D.
+
+For a system tray, edit cfg_statusbar.lua to include:
+
+    mod_statusbar.create {
+       ...
+       systray=true,
+       template="... %systray"
+    }
+
+You can also configure specific windows to appear in the status bar:
+
+    -- In cfg_ion.lua:
+    defwinprop {
+       class = "foo-window-class",
+       statusbar = "foo"
+    }
+
+    -- In cfg_status_bar.lua:
+    mod_statusbar.create {
+       ...
+       template="... %systray_foo"
+    }
+
+GNOME unfortunately uses a different dock protocol. However, the
+docker program can adapt from this to the WindowMaker protocol. So you
+can include a GNOME system tray in your status bar by including docker
+in your X session and this in your Ion3 configuration:
+
+    -- In cfg_ion.lua:
+    defwinprop {
+       class = "Docker",
+       statusbar = "dock"
+    }
+
+    -- In cfg_statusbar.lua:
+    mod_statusbar.create {
+       ...
+       template="... %systray_dock"
+    }