❤️ New Release!

* Fixed path search mechnaism for full Linux support. Fixed #6
* Fixed pyfileinfo crashing on binary files. Fixed #8
* Fixed correct time order for [acm]time
* Better terminal color-code comptibility check. Fixed #3
* Removed ANSI control code garbage for non-ANSI-compatible
  terminals often found on Windows (CMD, PowerShell). Fixed #2
* Implemented a 'uname' check for non-uname supported OS's
* Improved IBM-437 OEM_CHARSET support for block characters. Fixed #5
* Improved usage text to pip-describe. Fixes #7
* Improved package location info: [apt,dev,sys,usr]
* Improved pyOSinfo getsitepackages() info
* Improved pipbyday to also show package location
* Clarified table header and made it dynamic for different OS
* Added usage help text to pip-date

This release fixes all bugs that I could find and track.
But I don't have a Mac so have not been able to test it there.

Affected files:

      modified:   CHANGES.txt
      modified:   README.md
      modified:   __init__.py
      modified:   pip-date
      modified:   pip-describe
      modified:   pipbyday
      modified:   pyOSinfo
      modified:   pyfileinfo
      modified:   setup.py

CHANGES.txt

@@ -1 +1,45 @@
-v1.0.1, 2018-11-26 -- Initial release.
+v1.0.3, 2018-02-08 -- New Release and bug fixes:
+
+* Fixed path search mechnaism for full Linux support. Fixed #6
+* Fixed pyfileinfo crashing on binary files. Fixed #8
+* Fixed correct time order for [acm]time
+* Better terminal color-code comptibility check. Fixed #3
+* Removed ANSI control code garbage for non-ANSI-compatible 
+  terminals often found on Windows (CMD, PowerShell). Fixed #2
+* Implemented a 'uname' check for non-uname supported OS's
+* Improved IBM-437 OEM_CHARSET support for block characters. Fixed #5
+* Improved usage text to pip-describe. Fixes #7
+* Improved package location info: [apt,dev,sys,usr]
+* Improved pyOSinfo getsitepackages() info
+* Improved pipbyday to also show package location 
+* Clarified table header and made it dynamic for different OS
+* Added usage help text to pip-date
+
+This release fixes all bugs that I could find and track.
+But I don't have a Mac so have not been able to test it there.
+
+Affected files:
+
+      modified:   CHANGES.txt
+      modified:   README.md
+      modified:   __init__.py
+      modified:   pip-date
+      modified:   pip-describe
+      modified:   pipbyday
+      modified:   pyOSinfo
+      modified:   pyfileinfo
+      modified:   setup.py
+
+
+v1.0.2, 2018-12-02 --  Package maintenance update with 3 new tools
+
+    * Fix for issue #2 (windows)
+    * Fixed UI PEP typo
+    * Added pip-describe (requests) - get full descriptions of not installed packages
+    * Added pyOSinfo - to get os,platform info
+    * Added pyfileinfo - to get python-based stat info
+    * General code and README cleanup
+    * Updated color-highlight scheme
+
+
+v1.0.1, 2018-11-26 -- Initial release

README.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ A simple *Python3* CLI tool to show the installation or modification times of al
 
 | STATUS: | Version | Date | Maintained? |
 |:------- |:------- |:---- |:----------- |
-| Working | `1.0.2` | 2018-12-02 | YES |
+| Working | `1.0.3` | 2019-02-08 | YES |
 
 ---
 
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ I also has some functionality of checking packages for outdated and deprecated i
 But it can do more. Some features are:
 
 - Highlight packages with inconsistent file modification times (*mTime*).
-- Highlight package **versions** which are not conforming to the [PEM-0440](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/) standard.
+- Highlight package **versions** which are not conforming to the [PEP-0440](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/) standard.
 - Highlight packages installed with an unusual package distribution *priority* given by:  **`[chk, src, bin, egg, dev]`**
 - Highlight *`setuptools`* dependency packages for easy review
 - Show package installation type:  with pip/wheel as **`wheel`**, and source as **`sdist`**  (**FIX!**)
@@ -81,8 +81,8 @@ and you don't really know what it is going to do.
 
 **Q:** *What else is included?*
 
-* A script called **`pip-describe`**, that will do what *pip* doesn't, which is to show 
-the full text package description from PyPI, for a given *package*. Usually the README.
+* A script called **`pip-describe`**, that will do what *pip* doesn't, which is to show the 
+full-text `long_description` for **any** PyPI package (including those not already installed).
 
 * A script called **`pipbyday`**, that will print a simple table with:  
   `mTime/aTime` +  `package-name` + `package-version`, sorted by time.
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ something just send me a PR, or at the very least, a detailed code snippet of wh
 
 and what you already have: 
 * [Python3](https://www.python.org/) 
-* [pip](https://github.com/pypa/pip/).
+* [pip](https://github.com/pypa/pip/)
 
 
 ### Installation 

__init__.py

@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
 name = "pip-date"
-__version__ = "1.0.1"
+__version__ = "1.0.3"