Freeciv-related screenshots for versions 1.12.x

Screenshots have been contributed by their (co-)authors forthe following features: the native MS Windows client the map editor, Civworld new additional tilesets(see also the separate overview ) Some of this will be in the new release.
	The Win32 client: city window. submitted by Andreas Kemnade	The Win32 client: city report. submitted by Andreas Kemnade
	The Win32 client: economy report. submitted by Andreas Kemnade	The Win32 client: help screen. submitted by Andreas Kemnade
	The Win32 client: main screen. submitted by Andreas Kemnade	The Win32 client: science report. submitted by Andreas Kemnade
	The Win32 client: unit list. submitted by Andreas Kemnade	Civworld, the map/game editor: shot 1. submitted by Mike Kaufman
	Civworld, the map/game editor: shot 2. submitted by Mike Kaufman	Civworld, the map/game editor: shot 3. submitted by Mike Kaufman
	The Civ II-based tileset created with the civ2gfx script. submitted by Marco Tarini	Another screenshot of the results from civ2gfx. submitted by Marco Tarini
	Another example of the 1996 Civ II graphics.This is Freeciv 1.13.0 in German (LANG=de),running under GNOME with sawfish . submitted by Mirko Hufnagel	The Cevo tileset is based on the tiles of Civilization Evolution . Many tiles in that set appear to have been copied without permission. For this reason, we no longer make Cevo available. submitted by Daniel Speyer
	The lexxy set is a combination of the (IMO) best features of all existing tilesets, with a few new ideas thrown in. It's my personal favorite (as if you cared). For the full effect, the multi-dither patch is needed (the tileset is perfectly usable without it, though). submitted by Daniel Speyer	Isotrident is based on the overhead trident tileset (the default). The small units and cities result in probably the greatest clarity of any tileset. For the full effect, the multi-dither patch is needed (the tileset is perfectly usable without it, though). submitted by Daniel Speyer
	Micro-isotrident is also based on trident, but using a smaller tilesize on the logic that trident cities and units are smaller. It can get crowded, but it does display more of the map at once. submitted by Daniel Speyer	Hires are the isometric tiles distributed with Freeciv 1.12.0. They don't support some of the latest features (such as oil wells and full fortresses). submitted by Daniel Speyer
	Rhires is a reformed version of hires. submitted by Daniel Speyer	Trixxy is a combination of lexxy and isotrident. It doesn't include any of its own graphics, so it is just a spec file (i.e. takes virtually no space on your harddrive), but requires the other two to be installed. submitted by Daniel Speyer
	Cevo terrain. submitted by Daniel Speyer	The iso-Engels tileset is based on the overhead Engels tileset. Not much work has gone into the conversion, so there may be some rough edges. submitted by Daniel Speyer
	Lexxy terrain. submitted by Daniel Speyer	Rhires terrain. submitted by Daniel Speyer