Import Debian version 0.5.2+linuxmint13

apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint13) vanessa; urgency=medium
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  * bump - rebuild using XZ compression
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint12) vanessa; urgency=medium
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  * Depend on mint-common
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint11) ulyana; urgency=medium
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  * UI: Fix underlined label
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint10) ulyana; urgency=medium
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  [ gogogogi ]
  * Update hr.po (#5)
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  [ Michael Webster ]
  * Fix dep resolution, improve initial query dialog (#4)
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint9) ulyana; urgency=medium
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  * Switch from synaptic to mintcommon-aptdaemon backend
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint8) ulyana; urgency=medium
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  * Fix refreshing cache
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint7) tara; urgency=medium
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  * Fix xapp dependency
  * Set dialog title
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint6) tara; urgency=medium
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  * UI: don't skip taskbar, set icon properly
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint5) sylvia; urgency=medium
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  [ monsta ]
  * drop aptdaemon deps - not needed anymore (#2)
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint4) serena; urgency=medium
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  [ gogogogi ]
  * Fix po.hr
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint3) sarah; urgency=medium
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  * Updated translations
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint2) sarah; urgency=medium
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  * Remove channel/section support and dependencies on Ubuntu components and webkit
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apturl (0.5.2+linuxmint1) sarah; urgency=medium
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  * Removed QT interface
  * Remove backends (will be reimplemented without dependencies on Ubuntu components)
  * Specify Gtk version in gi
  * Implemented synaptics installations
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu11) xenial; urgency=medium
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  * Drop webkit1 support, we're switching to pure webkit2 now
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu10) xenial; urgency=medium
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  * debian/apturl.install:
    - don't install the gconf schemas, it's probably useful to no one
      nowadays (would only work for applications using the GNOME2 libgnome)
      and creates a depends on gconf which we want to drop from the iso
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu9) wily; urgency=medium
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  * data/apturl-gtk.ui: set the dimension on the scrolledwindow rather
    than the textview so the description is showing with a non zero height
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu8) wily; urgency=medium
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  * Use webkit2 in addition to webkit1. (LP: #1469221)
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu7) wily; urgency=medium
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  * Don't include Debian version in the python module version (LP: #1465549)
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu6) vivid; urgency=medium
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  [ Tim Lunn ]
  * Don't use legacy icon names, these are no longer available in
    adwaita-icon-theme. (LP: #1437150)
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  [ Iain Lane ]
  * For dialog-question, go back to using the stock icon name as Humanity
    doesn't yet have an icon with the new name.
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu5) vivid; urgency=medium
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  * Switch gnome-icon-theme to adwaita-icon-theme, which is its
    successor. (LP: #1414613)
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu4) trusty; urgency=medium
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  * Drop libgtk2-perl Recommends to Suggests.
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu3) trusty; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/AptUrl.py: don't use decode on a str (lp: #1050826)
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu2) saucy; urgency=low
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  * adjust backend to reuse the bits from update-manager (LP: #1200775)
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apturl (0.5.2ubuntu1) raring; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/gtk/backend/__init__.py: Drop "action-done" signal definition;
    update-manager's GTK backend already defines it with different arguments,
    so this is ineffective and confusing.
  * AptUrl/gtk/GtkUI.py, _on_backend_done(): Add additional error signal
    arguments, as defined by update-manager's backend.
  * AptUrl/gtk/backend/InstallBackend{Aptdaemon,Synaptic}.py: Call action-done
    signal with error arguments. (LP: #1103024)
  * data/apturl-gtk.ui: Drop obsolete "has_separator" property. Fixes a
    warning.
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apturl (0.5.1ubuntu6) quantal; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/gtk/backend/InstallBackendAptdaemon.py: Work around
    incompatible Update Manager API change (as described in Launchpad
    bug #1026257).  LP: #1020980
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apturl (0.5.1ubuntu5) quantal; urgency=low
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  * debian/control: Move python3-aptdaemon dependency to apturl binary
    package (from apturl-common) since only the gtk backend needs it.
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apturl (0.5.1ubuntu4) quantal; urgency=low
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  [ Brian Murray ]
  * Port to Python 3:
    - Use Python 3 style print functions
  * AptUrl/Parser.py:
    - ensure MAX_URL_LEN/10 returns an int
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  [ Colin Watson ]
  * AptUrl/gtk/backend/InstallBackendSynaptic.py:
    - Keep a reference to the data tuple passed to GObject.child_watch_add
      to avoid attempts to destroy it without a thread context.
    - Open temporary synaptic selections file in text mode.
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  [ Barry Warsaw ]
  * Additional Python 3 fixes:
    + Port setup.py to Python 3.
    + Use the new python-apt API since the legacy API is not available in
      Python 3.
    + ki18n() takes bytes.
    + Fix relative imports so the code can be run from source.
    + Fixed some additional packaging paths.
    + Change #! lines to use python3.
    + Changed debian/control and debian/rules to use python3.
    + Change debian/compat == 9
    + apturl now must require python3-aptdaemon.gtk3widgets (i.e. not |
      synaptic) due to the Python 3 port of update-manager.
  * Other changes:
    + Remove the need for threads in the KDE front-end.
    + Enable running the test suite via `python3 -m unittest discover`
    + i18n updates.
    + Various and sundry pyflakes, whitespace, style, line length, and
      spelling fixes.
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apturl (0.5.1ubuntu3) precise; urgency=low
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  * Take the unicode representation of the parser error message instead
    of the string representation, so that we get clean i18n handling.
    LP: #911144.
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apturl (0.5.1ubuntu2) precise; urgency=low
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  * debian/control: Fix dependencies: python-gobject → python-gi.
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apturl (0.5.1ubuntu1) oneiric-proposed; urgency=low
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  * add support for multiarch package names (LP: #872146)
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apturl (0.5ubuntu1) oneiric; urgency=low
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  * port to gtk3, update dependencies
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apturl (0.4.3ubuntu1) oneiric; urgency=low
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  * improve exception handling and shorten overly long strings
  * add aptdaemon backend
  * add dependencies to python-aptdaemon-gtk
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apturl (0.4.2ubuntu5) natty; urgency=low
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  * debian/apturl-common.install:
    - fix install file by removing no longer relevant
      usr/share/omf (this fixes a FTBFS)
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apturl (0.4.2ubuntu4) natty; urgency=low
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  * data/apturl.desktop:
    - Add a desktop file to register mime type.  LP: #698181
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apturl (0.4.2ubuntu3) natty; urgency=low
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  * Don't hardcode python2.6 in the packaging.
  * Build using dh_python2 instead of dh_pycentral.
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apturl (0.4.2ubuntu2) natty; urgency=low
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  [ Harald Sitter ]
  * Make apturl-kde explicity depend on python-qt4 and python-kde4
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  [ Colin Watson ]
  * Make apturl recommend libgtk2-perl (>= 1:1.130) rather than
    libgnome2-perl, matching debconf 1.5.36ubuntu3.
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apturl (0.4.2ubuntu1) natty; urgency=low
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  * Switch from glade to GtkBuilder (LP: #403533)
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu7) maverick; urgency=low
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  * Fix KDE protocol files to enlist in the local protocol class
    + This makes KRunner in KDE SC 4.5 pick up apt:foo as call to apturl again
  * Bump standards version to 3.9.1
  * Switch to dpkg-source 3
  * Switch all packages to arch:any rather than all
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu6) maverick; urgency=low
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  * Port apturl-kde to qapt-batch (LP: #497803)
  * Replace the dependency on install-package with one on qapt-batch
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu5) maverick; urgency=low
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  * Fix LP: #576944 - Move the Firefox preferences to /etc/firefox
    - update setup.py
    - add debian/apturl-common.postinst
    - add debian/apturl-common.preinst
  * Don't install apturl.js in /usr/share/firerox - Firefox doesn't see this
    - update debian/apturl-common.install
    - update setup.py
  * Add a couple of extra preferences for Firefox
    - update data/apturl.js
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu4) lucid; urgency=low
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  * Drop python-gtkhtml2 recommends (moved to webkit).
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu3) lucid; urgency=low
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  * apturl.8:
    - add example for the "channel" parameter
  * AptUrl/gtk/GtkUI.py:
    - use webkit instead of gtkhtml (ucid-duplicated-packages spec)
  * debian/control:
    - add python-webkit depend on debian/control
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu2) karmic; urgency=low
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  * Reupload merged 0.4.0ubuntu5 and 0.4.1ubuntu1, forgot to bzr push -.-
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apturl (0.4.1ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
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  [ Harald Sitter ]
  * Borrow encoding wrappers from GDebi to fix encodings in KDE UI
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  [ Michael Vogt ]
  * AptUrl/gtk/GtkUI.py:
    - Use software-properites to enable componenents
  * debian/control:
    - Remove dependency on gnome-app-install
    - Add software-properties-gtk
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apturl (0.4.0ubuntu5) karmic; urgency=low
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  * Borrow encoding wrappers from GDebi to fix encodings in KDE UI (implemented
    via Helpers). These new wrappers utf8, _ and _n are used throughout the
    whole application.
  * Fix minor formatting error in KDE UI's _get_dialog
  * link apturl's manpage to the apturl-gtk and apturl-kde manpages since
    they share the same argument parser anyway
  * Bump standards version to 3.8.3
  * Port package build system to dh 7
    + Build-depend on debhelper 7
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apturl (0.4.0ubuntu4) karmic; urgency=low
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  * build without "DH_PYCENTRAL=include-links" for now,
    to work around breakage when upgrading from the previous
    version that was build without the include-links option
    (LP: #422825)
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apturl (0.4.0ubuntu3) karmic; urgency=low
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  * Make KDE frontend use a Qt UI file (should make it easier to maintain)
  * Enable KDE frontend to few HTML when about to enable a software channel
  * Clean-up setup.py
  * Make apturl script fall back to KDE frontend when -gtk is not installed even
    if KDE_FULL_SESSION is not set
  * Resolve self-relations of apturl binary package
  * fix crash on ctrl-c (in KDE frontend)
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apturl (0.4.0ubuntu2) karmic; urgency=low
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  * fix FTBFS
  * fix crash on ctrl-c
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apturl (0.4.0ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
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  [ Harald Sitter ]
  * Add KDE frontend (LP: #293533)
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  [ Michael Vogt ]
  * build with DH_PYCENTRAL=include-links
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apturl (0.3.6ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/AptUrl.py, AptUrl/UI.py, AptUrl/gtk/GtkUI.py:
    - show channel info when enabling channels
  * debian/control:
    - recommend python-gthtml2 (for the channel info UI)
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apturl (0.3.5ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/AptUrl.py:
    - when enabling sections, do not skip that if the requested
      package is already known to the package cache
  * AptUrl/Parser.py:
    - support proper url synatax with "&" (thanks to asac)
  * AptUrl/AptUrl.py:
    - reopen the cache properly after a refresh=yes
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apturl (0.3.3ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/AptUrl.py:
    - fix crash on "refresh=yes" (LP: #327075)
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apturl (0.3.2ubuntu2) jaunty; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/gtk/GtkUI.py:
    - fix gettext domain (LP: #304950)
  * data/apturl.glade:
    - fix missing translatable property (LP: #304925)
  Thanks to Gabor Kelemen
  * AptUrl/Helpers.py:
    - fix crash for packages with no long description
      (LP: #288576)
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apturl (0.3.1ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/AptUrl.py:
    - add additional sanitizing into the channel code
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apturl (0.3.0ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low
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  * add README
  * add basic string substituion for the variables
    "$kernel" (uname -r) and "$distro" (lsb_release -s)
    this allows stuff like:
    "apt:linux-backports-module-$kernel"
  * add new field "channel" that looks into
    /usr/share/app-install/channels for known repositories that
    the user might want to add
  * refactored the UI code so that its easy to add a Qt
    frontend, see AptUrl/UI.py and AptUrl/gtk/GtkUI.py
    (volunteers welcome :)
  * improved whitelist checking
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apturl (0.2.7ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low
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  [ Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals ]
  * apturl:
     - Show a different error message if the requested package is virtual; this
       is the first step to fix Launchpad bug #230760.
     - Show an error dialog if the /etc/apt/sources.list is invalid instead of
       just crashing (LP: #206640).
     - Catch KeyboardInterrupt's so that they don't show a traceback.
     - Add a new exit code (RESULT_BADARGS, 4) for when the problem is with
       the arguments with which apturl was called.
     - Only ask once when enabling new components, and only list those
       which aren't already enabled.
     - Fix a crash which happened after enabling the requested component(s).
     - Don't show an error message if the user didn't want to enable a
       component; just silently skip the package.
     - Improve the description:
        + Don't show the summary twice.
        + Remove single line breaks, like packages.ubuntu.com does.
        + Parse the Homepage field out of the description.
     - Do not ask if you want to keep a software channel if it wasn't added.
     - Use a constant to determine wheter new software channels can be added
       or not (disabled by default, but that's better than having the code
       commented out).
  * AptUrl/Helpers.py:
     - Add it.
  * data/apturl.glade:
     - Add a missing "can_default" property to fix an assertion error.
     - Change the labels of the buttons on the installation confirmation dialog
       so that they conform to the HIG. Thanks to Bruce Cowan (LP: #140472).
     - Make the description field bigger and more visually appealing.
  * AptUrl/Parser.py:
     - Raise an Exception if one of the given package names contains characters
       which are not allowed by the Debian Policy.
     - Raise an Exception if one of the ?... values contains a space.
  * apturl.8:
     - Document all possible exit codes.
     - Add a new example, and improve the comment of an existing one.
     - Change the URL in "Bugs" from /apturl to /ubuntu/+source/apturl, as
       that's where most bugs are.
  * debian/control:
     - Add Vcs-Browser field.
     - Write all dependendency and build dependencies each on a line.
     - Add python-gobject to the build dependencies (needed for the timer).
  * debian/rules:
     - Fix the clean rule so that it removes build/ and AptUrl/Version.py.
     - Move the stuff from binary-arch to binary-indep, and remove the
       binary-indep target to please lintian.
  * debian/copyright:
     - Update copyright years and author names.
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  [ Артём Попов ]
  * data/apturl.protocol, setup.py:
     - Register apturl in KDE as a protocol (LP: #227622).
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apturl (0.2.6ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low
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  * apturl:
    - add new ?refresh=1 option that allows forcing a apt-get update
      before the package gets installed (thanks to Vadim Peretokin,
      LP: #258173)
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apturl (0.2.5ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low
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  * apturl:
     - Hide python-apt's "API not stable yet" warning.
     - If a package is already installed, show an informational box, not
       an error message (LP: #237012).
     - Give error dialogs the same icon as question dialogs have.
  * apturl.8, debian/rules:
     - Add a manpage (LP: #159422).
  * debian/control:
     - Bump the minimum debhelper version to 5.0.51~, as required for dh_icons.
     - Improve the description.
  * debian/copyright:
     - Include the full GPL header.
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apturl (0.2.4ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low
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  * make dialog less greedy to not cover up Synaptic (LP: #252028)
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apturl (0.2.3ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low
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  * set always on top to prevent window from being hidden (LP: #234992)
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apturl (0.2.2ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
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  * apturl:
    - only add/ask about component enabling if the
      component is actually not yet available (#163049)
    - return correct error code when enabling
      a component failed/got cancelt
    - fix missing destroy in question() helper
    - ensure that component is fully availabe (LP: #208722)
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apturl (0.2.1ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
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  [ Michael Vogt ]
  * apturl:
    - fix broken enable of components
  * debian/control:
    - add missing python-apt dependency
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  [ Fabien Tassin ]
  * setup.py:
    - add support for firefox-3.0 (LP: #207281)
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apturl (0.2.0ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
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  * apturl:
    - run gtk.init_check() (LP: #197062)
    - make the description better (split into summary/long descr)
    - fix filename creation (LP: #138315)
    - typo (LP: #200504)
    - return proper exit codes on success/cancel/failure (LP: #132276)
    - only run if the apt cache is not broken
  * data/apturl.glade:
    - default button is 'no'
    - make it resizable
  * po/POTFILES.in:
    - add missing files (LP: #173846)
  * date/apturl.schemas.in, setup.py:
    - register apturl in gnome as a protocol
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apturl (0.1.2ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
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  * support --http-proxy for better integration with the
    proxy settings of firefox (LP: #162609)
  * merged patch from Andy Owen to display a description
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apturl (0.1.1ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
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  * AptUrl/Parser.py:
    - Implemented multipackage installation (LP: #154593)
  * tests/apturlparse.py:
    - add test for the new multipackage feature
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apturl (0.1ubuntu2) gutsy-proposed; urgency=low
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  * support --http-proxy for better integration with the
    proxy settings of firefox (LP: #162609)
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apturl (0.1ubuntu1) gutsy; urgency=low
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  * debian/control:
    - fix typo in description (LP: #131828)
    - add missing synaptic dependency (LP: #132067)
  * apturl:
    - check for already installed or unavailable packages
      earlier (LP: #137053, LP: #137055)
    - fix incorrect reference to GDebi (LP: #137065)
    - disable adding repositories for now (LP: #139227)
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apturl (0.0+bzr20070816) gutsy; urgency=low
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  * added i18n support
  * added support for "minver"
  * added support to add repositories and sections
  * added suppor for removing sources again
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apturl (0.0+bzr20070709) gutsy; urgency=low
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  * properly integrate with firefox
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apturl (0.0+bzr20070702) gutsy; urgency=low
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  * Initial Release.
  * Implements subset of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AptFirefoxFileHandler
    (to unblock firefox-distro-addon-support spec)

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+  `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
+
+  <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
+  Ty Coon, President of Vice
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