nautilus 1:2.30.1-1ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

nautilus (1:2.30.1-1ubuntu1) maverick; urgency=low

  * Merge with Debian unstable, remaining Ubuntu changes:
  * debian/control.in:
    - Build-Depend on liblaunchpad-integration-dev
    - Build-depend on libappindicator-dev
    - Add epoch on libgnome-desktop-dev build-depend
    - Change recommends on cd burners to a suggests
    - Change gksu conflicts version to match the ubuntu transition
    - Don't build using beagle and tracker
    - Don't recommends desktop-base, don't suggests tracker
    - nautilus Suggests gnome-app-install rather than synaptic
    - Add Vcs-Bzr link
  * debian/rules:
    - Run autoconf on build
    - Don't use debian translation hack
    - Update shlib version
  * debian/mount-archive.desktop:
  * debian/mount-archive.desktop.in:
    - New nautilus context menu item to allow mounting zip, iso, etc
  * debian/nautilus-data.gconf-schemas:
    - Don't change autorun option to not ask what to do
    - Change the default desktop icon configuration
  * debian/nautilus-data.install:
    - Install Apport hook
  * debian/nautilus.install:
    - Install mount-archive menu
  * debian/source_nautilus.py:
    - Apport hook to list versions of files in /usr/lib/nautilus and reassign
      the crashes when there are not due to nautilus code directly
  * debian/patches/01_lpi.patch:
    - Launchpad changes.
  * debian/patches/03_menu_entry.patch:
    - Change the menu item category.
  * debian/patches/11_no_session_delay.patch:
    - Don't use X-GNOME-Autostart-Phase=Desktop to not delay other software
      during GNOME start
  * debian/patches/15_translations_list_update.patch:
    - Translate the mount-archive menu entry
  * debian/patches/16_hide_unmount.patch:
    - Do not show Unmount when showing Eject/Safe removal. Having three menu
      entries (unmount/eject/safe removal) in a volume/drive menu entry is too
      confusing. Unmount only really makes sense for internal drives, for
      external ones it is pretty much a "geek" option.  Geeks can use palimpsest
      or "unmount /media/foo" from the CLI if they really want to, for everyone
      else it is just an unintuitive and hard to to explain menu entry.
  * debian/patches/20_open-with_install.patch:
    - Don't use that debian change but rather gnome-app-install
  * debian/patches/80_suppress_umount_in_ltsp.patch:
    - Don't list unmount and eject actions on LTSP clients
  * debian/patches/82_gnome-app-install.patch:
    - Invoke gnome-app-install when no application known for file.
  * debian/patches/83_never_exec_nonexec_launchers.patch:
    - Implement non-exec policy for .desktop handler.
  * debian/patches/89_use_application_indicator.patch:
    - Use the application-indicator
  * 90_relibtoolize.patch:
    - Dropped, autotools in run in debian/rules
  * debian/patches/91_correct_rgba_use.patch:
    - Fix RGBA issues
  * debian/patches/95_no-initial-fade.patch:
    - Patch to disable the initial fade-in of the background without disabling crossfades when the
      background is changed.
  * debian/watch:
    - Watch unstable series
 -- Robert Ancell <email address hidden>   Fri, 04 Jun 2010 11:39:51 +1000