NOTE: All patches should be applied using 'patch -p1 < name_of_patchfile'.
This will make it possible for the patch program to find the files to
patch, if you've changed your directory structure.

Files named 'patch-30<old>-30<new>' are patchfiles that, when applied
to the <old> version, patch it up to the <new> version.

Thus, if you have 3.0 beta 2 installed, and you want to go up to
3.0 beta 5, you would need patch-30b2-30b3, patch-30b3-30b4,
and patch-30b4-30b5, and you would need to apply those patches
in order.

Files named 'patch-<version>-<name>' are patchfiles that should be
applied only to <version>, and fix an issue described by <name>.
All patches of this type are in the latest available beta, or,
if the patchfile applies to that beta, will be in that future beta.
For instance, 'patch-b6-compile-fix' fixes a compilation issue in
3.0 beta 6.