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http://drupal.org/project/user_stats for D7 is currently in development, and has working Views integration (improved with a patch in http://drupal.org/node/958022 and could be improved further) and token support as well.
The goals of Login History seem to be very similar, although the data is stored differently. For my use case the data storage of Login History is actually more suited because Login History creates a record for each login, whereas User Stats keeps a count of total logins.
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Comment #1
star-szrAfter looking at the User Stats module some more, I think that the overall goal of that module is to have rough statistics for i.e. a user block or forum profile, as well as track logins by IP address. You cannot, for example, determine the number of logins for a specific user in the past 3 months. The data just isn't there. Login History has a very different data model and creates a record for each login with timestamp, user agent, etc. so there would need to be substantial changes to combine the two modules. Marking as wontfix for now.
However, the project page for Login History should be updated to more accurately indicate its current features - i.e. it no longer modifies the users table.
Comment #1.0
star-szrUpdated issue summary.