** Summary changed: - Update hamster-applet to 2.31.91 in 10.10 + [FFe] Update hamster-applet to 2.31.91 in 10.10
** Description changed: Binary package hint: hamster-applet - No good reason not to pull it in, even at this time. + I have asked on #ubuntu-desktop about updating it and Sebastien said to + go ahead. + + There really isn't any good reason not to update it, even at this point. CHANGELOG: - * data integrity bugfixes - * maintaining selection on refresh in a more sane manner - * self-monitor the database not only for updates but also for remove/create - (solves problems with some synchronization tools) - * documentation updates - * fixed the global hotkey. require gnome-keybindings (gnome-control-center-dev) - package as the hotkey is part of expected functionality - * the top graph in overview is now interactive and allows zooming in and out - * sqlite utf-8 case sensitivity workarounds for queries - * hamster's docky helper installed together with hamster - * using full text search in the overview window now - * hopefully activity trees now behave better on refresh - * adjustments for custom widgets to better work with themes - * if dialog windows are called from commandline, make sure they shut down - properly - * overview gets a menu, drops toolbars and now supports date range browsing - * adjustments to starts and ends graph in statistics (should be more accurate) - * performance updates in graphics - * html report was looking in the wrong place for the template - * respecting SYSCONFDIR environment variable to determine where to store - gconf schema (bug 620965) - * including generated help pages in the tarball so that they appear in - library.gnome.org - * optional integration with gtg (via preferences) - * hamster-service had not been packed in the tarball - * all kinds of bugfixes - * dropped in-house global hotkey management in favour to Gnome's global - hotkeys - * HTML report template now can be overridden from $HOME folder. instructions - can be found in the report footer - * remembering path of last saved report - * moved build system from autotools to waf + * data integrity bugfixes + * maintaining selection on refresh in a more sane manner + * self-monitor the database not only for updates but also for remove/create + (solves problems with some synchronization tools) + * documentation updates + * fixed the global hotkey. require gnome-keybindings (gnome-control-center-dev) + package as the hotkey is part of expected functionality + * the top graph in overview is now interactive and allows zooming in and out + * sqlite utf-8 case sensitivity workarounds for queries + * hamster's docky helper installed together with hamster + * using full text search in the overview window now + * hopefully activity trees now behave better on refresh + * adjustments for custom widgets to better work with themes + * if dialog windows are called from commandline, make sure they shut down + properly + * overview gets a menu, drops toolbars and now supports date range browsing + * adjustments to starts and ends graph in statistics (should be more accurate) + * performance updates in graphics + * html report was looking in the wrong place for the template + * respecting SYSCONFDIR environment variable to determine where to store + gconf schema (bug 620965) + * including generated help pages in the tarball so that they appear in + library.gnome.org + * optional integration with gtg (via preferences) + * hamster-service had not been packed in the tarball + * all kinds of bugfixes + * dropped in-house global hotkey management in favour to Gnome's global + hotkeys + * HTML report template now can be overridden from $HOME folder. instructions + can be found in the report footer + * remembering path of last saved report + * moved build system from autotools to waf Also, most translations has been updatedas usual. -- [FFe] Update hamster-applet to 2.31.91 in 10.10 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/629495 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
