This bug was fixed in the package screen-profiles - 1.48-1 --------------- screen-profiles (1.48-1) unstable; urgency=low * upload to unstable (Closes: #518958) * add myself to uploaders * Bump Standards-Version to 3.8.1 screen-profiles (1.48-0ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low Drop the distro name in generated profiles * debian/install: fix installation of profiles * debian/rules: don't create the ubuntu profile symlink * debian/screen-profiles-extras.install: no longer need to install the distro-specific profiles * profiles/generate: generate profiles which do not have ubuntu- prepended * select-screen-profile: remove the ubuntu specific profile handling * screen: fix broken symlinks to ubuntu-* profiles * screen-profiles: drop special ubuntu handling * screen-profiles-export: drop ubuntu prepending * screen: default to the light profile, if unspecified; this should be acceptable now that the F9:Menu prompt is always shown, and from there, any user can easily change their profile; just touch the windows config file since F5 reloads reopens all windows; launch with motd+shell if no args to screen are specified * keybindings/common: don't force users to name a window on F2 window creation * debian/postrm: remove the || true on the diversion removal, per Debian ITP; I suppose we want to know if the diversion removal failed * screen-profiles, screen-profiles-status: default uptime status to 'on', generally useful, and pretty compact * bin/mem-available: fix subtle bug where whitespace is printed if in a totally default (no status file) configuration * screen-profiles-status.1, debian/rules: manpage added * screen-profiles-export: randomly generate tarball name, if unspecified screen-profiles (1.47-0ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low * screen-profiles-status: stop grepping after one match, subtle perf improvement * bin/logo: lsb_release is really expensive, try /etc/issue first, and fall back to lsb_release if that fails * bin/date, bin/time: last release installed 644 for some reason? screen-profiles (1.46-0ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low * bin/date, bin/time, screen-profiles-status, screen-profiles-export, screen-profiles: allow for configuring on/off the date and time status, LP: #359050 * bin/logo: added logos for foresight and xandros * bin/battery: use the more intense yellow for lower battery percentage screen-profiles (1.45-0ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low [ Dustin Kirkland ] * bin/cpu-freq: fix for powerpc LP: #352286, fix for arm LP: #362157, always report in GHz, round to nearest hundred * bin/uptime: don't print seconds, since we don't update often enough * bin/*: route and ifconfig are in /sbin, fully qualify * Performance improvements, LP: #360759 - screen-profiles-status: use home bin scripts, if available first, then fallback to system-wide, allows for local overrides; comment out nice and ionice calls; this *really* slows down startup - bin/release: eliminate one expensive lsb_release call - bin/updates-available: background updates checking processes, let them write to cache, and let the next cache check pick up the changes * debian/control: add a versioned dependency on python-newt, as screen-profiles appears to crash on gutsy systems (but is okay on hardy systems), LP: #346603 [ Jon Bernard