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  • Committer: Package Import Robot
  • Author(s): Sjoerd Simons
  • Date: 2013-10-26 17:12:53 UTC
  • mfrom: (1.21.71)
  • Revision ID: package-import@ubuntu.com-20131026171253-hmxvp8vrkqromrpp
Tags: 3.10.1-1
* New upstream release
* Bump build-dependencies
* Dropped patches that aren't relevant anymore:
  + d/p/0001-Use-new-api-versioned-name-for-geocode-glib.patch
  + d/p/0002-Update-to-new-GeocodeLocation-API-in-geocode-glib-0..patch
  + d/p/0003-Add-missing-include.patch
* debian/patches/telepathy-account-widgets-compilation.patch:
  + Added, fix compilation with --as-needed
* debian/shlibs.local: Updated

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      <summary>Empathy can publish the user's location</summary>
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      <description>Whether Empathy can publish the user's location to their contacts.</description>
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    </key>
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    <key name="resource-network" type="b">
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      <default>true</default>
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      <summary>Empathy can use the network to guess the location</summary>
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      <description>Whether Empathy can use the network to guess the location.</description>
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    </key>
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    <key name="resource-cell" type="b">
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      <default>true</default>
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      <summary>Empathy can use the cellular network to guess the location</summary>
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      <description>Whether Empathy can use the cellular network to guess the location.</description>
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    </key>
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    <key name="resource-gps" type="b">
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      <default>false</default>
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      <summary>Empathy can use the GPS to guess the location</summary>
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      <description>Whether Empathy can use the GPS to guess the location.</description>
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    </key>
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    <key name="reduce-accuracy" type="b">
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      <default>true</default>
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      <summary>Empathy should reduce the location's accuracy</summary>