select-screen-profiles: align all profile options properly

[Dustin Kirkland ]

Binary package hint: screen-profiles

Align profile options properly.

This looks ugly:

 1. plain
 2. ubuntu-black
 3. ubuntu-dark
 4. ubuntu-dark_blue
 5. ubuntu-dark_cyan
 6. ubuntu-dark_green
 7. ubuntu-dark_purple
 8. ubuntu-dark_red
 9. ubuntu-dark_yellow
 10. ubuntu-light
 11. ubuntu-light_blue
 12. ubuntu-light_cyan
 13. ubuntu-light_green
 14. ubuntu-light_purple
 15. ubuntu-light_red
 16. ubuntu-light_yellow

It should look like this:

  1. plain
  2. ubuntu-light
  3. ubuntu-dark
  4. ubuntu-black
  5. ubuntu-dark_blue
  6. ubuntu-dark_cyan
  7. ubuntu-dark_green
  8. ubuntu-dark_purple
  9. ubuntu-dark_red
 10. ubuntu-dark_yellow
 11. ubuntu-light_blue
 12. ubuntu-light_cyan
 13. ubuntu-light_green
 14. ubuntu-light_purple
 15. ubuntu-light_red
 16. ubuntu-light_yellow

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

This bug was fixed in the package screen-profiles - 1.30-ubuntu1

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screen-profiles (1.30-ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low

  * screen-profiles: note <F5> profile refresh key, LP: #335922; use single
    <Back> button instead of 2 <Okay> <Exit> buttons when there's only really
    one path, LP: #335923; standardize all buttons to the same words
  * screen: revert "clear" changes
  * select-screen-profile: align profile options properly, LP: #335943;
    order profile options better, LP: #335944; match "F5" text to that in
    screen-profiles
  * doc/help.txt: improve help text
  * po/*: text updated

 -- Dustin Kirkland <email address hidden> Sat, 28 Feb 2009 12:19:04 -0600