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-0.10.3 (?/??/2016):
+0.10.4 (?/??/2016):
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+- Tweaked refind-install to do a better job of detecting disks other
+  than /dev/sd? and /dev/hd? devices.
+
+0.10.3 (4/24/2016):
+-------------------
+
+- Altered RPM & Debian installation scripts so as to NOT call sbsign if
+  Secure Boot is disabled. This is a response to Ubuntu bug #1574372
+  (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sbsigntool/+bug/1574372): In
+  Ubuntu 16.04, the sbsign program is segfaulting randomly, which prevents
+  proper installation of the program. This change at least permits proper
+  installation IF Secure Boot is disabled.
+
+- Changed description of BIOS/CSM/legacy OS loaders on Macs to include the
+  string "(Legacy)", so as to more easily identify BIOS/CSM/legacy-mode OSes
+  in the rEFInd main menu.
+
+- Added recognition of the fwupx64.efi file as a firmware update tool.
+  This filename is excluded from the first-row launchers, and is instead
+  presented on the second row, controlled by the "fwupdate" item on the
+  "showtools" option line. It's enabled by default. Note that it's still a
+  bit unclear to me how this tool is supposed to be used. rEFInd launches it
+  with no options, but if it should take options, this will have to be
+  changed in the future.
+
+- Tightened exclusion of shell binary filenames from boot loader scan.
+  Previously, any filename containing the substring "shell" was excluded
+  from scans. Now it's tighter; only files matching one of the filenames in
+  the constant SHELL_NAMES in main.c are excluded. This change will enable
+  programs with names that include "shell", but that aren't in rEFInd's
+  SHELL_NAMES list, such as "shelly.efi", to be shown in the rEFInd main
+  menu.
+
 - Fixed bug in NTFS driver that caused it to hang (and thus hang the
   computer) in some situations, particularly when a file on an NTFS volume
   had many fragments and when the computer's CSM was activated. (Fix