gthumb 3:2.7.2-0ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

gthumb (3:2.7.2-0ubuntu1) dapper; urgency=low


  * New upstream release: 
    - Crossfading in slideshow mode (#312116)
    - Removed the location entry.  Use a specialized combobox with the
      parent folders, drives and bookmarks (#324970)
    - Added ability to select the image type in the scale series dialog.
    - Adjust photo orientation on import.
    - Use a more accurate method to check whether an image is a gif
      animation.
    - Added a Flickr like web album theme. Remove the BlueStrips theme.
      Updated the Wiki web album theme.
    - Use gnome-vfs as much as possible.
    - Use p as keyword shortcut to pause/resume a slideshow.
    - Fixed bug #301726 – "Create Web Album" does not use relative
      paths for images.
    - Fixed bug #310649 – Next/prev keyboard shortcuts in slides mode
      shouldn't block
    - Fixed bug #319467 – Add keyboard shortcut to Lossless JPEG rotation.
    - Fixed bug #323872 – Import button should be greyed out while importing
      (Ubuntu: #18030)
    - Fixed bug #324812 – rotating images not working in gthumb fullscreen
      mode.
    - Fixed bug #318828: Exif Orientation Tag Incorrectly Updated.
    - Fixed bug #322158: please add a generic name to the desktop file
    - Fixed bug #321924: "Sigle Window" is a typo
    - Fixed bug #321500: Makefile.am in components/catalog-view is broken
    - Fixed bug #305165: gthumb crash resize.
    - Fixed bug #321124: Confusing handling of --disable-schemas-install
    - Fixed bug #320947: Create Web Album Tool doesn't generate HTML pages
      with International characters.
    - Fixed bug #321274: Incorrect log2 definition/detection.
  * Other bugs fixed: Ubuntu #21031, Ubuntu #18894.
  * debian/control:
    - added libxxf86vm-dev, libxtst-dev as Build-Depends.
  * debian/patches/11_autoconf.dpatch:
    - removed.
  * debian/patches/10_lpi.dpatch:
    - updated.
  * debian/patches/99_autoreconf.dpatch:
    - added, thanks Michael Vogt for getting the bits and pieces together.

 -- Daniel Holbach <email address hidden>  Thu, 12 Jan 2006 13:03:39 +0100