- There are some known problems with certain C compilers.

    egcs 2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs 1.1.2 release) :
	This is shipped with Redhat 6.0
	It consistently creates bad code for Powertweak if
	you set the optimisation level too high.
	It is recommended that you set it no higher than 2,
	as strange things start happening.

    gcc 2.95.x :
	Generates buggy code in the pci.tweaks parser.
	(not tested with versions of Powertweak >v0.1.3)

- There are some warnings while building the gtk GUI.
  Will disappear when the more important things are fixed up/written.

- Some people have reported getting messages such as..
  "PCILIB: cannot write xxx bytes"
  All the reports I've had on this have been using Slackware.
  At first it seemed like a libc5 problem, but I've had reports
  from users of Redhat 5 (libc5 based) using Powertweak without problem.
  The reason for this is still unknown.
  If you get this, please forward me the following:
  - output of `gcc -v`
  - output of `ls -l /usr/include/linux`
  - kernel version
  - libc version

- Small memory leak, the GUI never frees the memory it uses to build
  the ctree leaves.
