Website Images:
* Convert /usr/local/src/nighthawk-2.2/data/xpm/standard/paradroid_ani.xpm to
  PNG or GIF
  - Scale it up, of course
* Create a screen of static, possibly animated.
  - <DONE>, though not animated.
* Make up an animated 733
* Should we use Nighthawk images, or Paradroid images? Or even both?
  <DONE> - both.

Files:
* Upload original and new tarballs, create CVS dir on brick, upload to cvs1
  - Original (2.2) tarball - <DONE>
  - New (2.3) tarball - <DONE>
  - Even newer GrayLight (3.0, features SDL, GLUT, alpha blending and no sound)
    <DONE>
  - Sound server (NHMC) as tarball - yech. <DONE>
* Add a TODO list into the tarballs?
* Add patch files.
  - <DONE>

Operating Systems:
* Find out how to build a .deb file, and an RPM file.  Release same.
  - Possibly still a .src.deb for nighthawk around SOMEWHERE.
    # Found .src.tarball for deb but DID find debs already made. Version
      number conflicts, 1.0-14, vs. 2.2-whatever, as they were using the original
       source instead. Ubuntu has now provided a 2.3-based deb without music.
    + Contact Adrian Bridgett (bridgett@debian.org) - he probably knows about
      the version conflict, and knows what to do about it, or whether to bother.
* Port to Solaris, Win32, Java, other non-Intel Unices? Darwin?
  - (See PORTS_INFO for details)
  - Works on FreeBSD (2.2), NetBSD (2.1), OpenBSD (2.2); packages released previously
    for Free/NetBSD, only needing updates.
  - Darwin (x86) works for GrayLight, with specific instructions to follow, basically
    extra parameters to gcc relevant to the MacOS X platform.
* Check out other environments - gtk, Stencyl.

Other:
* Get in contact with previous developers, if any are interested.
* Notify Jason Nunn that sf.net have accepted the project, and ask if he has
  any other work "on the back burner" regarding nighthawk. <DONE>
* Add Dionb as a co-developer if he wants to. <DONE>
* Add section on levels. <DONE>