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window manager from the OLPC project
 Sugar is a graphical user interface aimed at children.
 .
 Sugar is mainly used as the interface for One Laptop Per Child (OLPC)
 XO machines.
 .
 This package contains the base modules for Sugar.
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Changes: sugar-0.84 (0.84.6-1) unstable; urgency=low
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  [ Jonas Smedegaard ]
  * New upstream release.
  * Update patches:
    + Drop patches 0001-0002 and 2992 (glive.py dropped upstream)
    + Drop patch 2004 (dbus syntax problem resolved upstream)
    + Add (another) patch 2992 to really use system empy
    + Unfuzz remaining patches
  * Append branch to source and binary package names and Sugar-specific
    package relations, to support multiple branches in same distribution
    concurrently.
  * Add README.source (and drop CDBS hints and README.packaging).
  * Update git-buildpackage configfile to enable signed-tags and use
    upstream-0.84 as upstream branch.
  * Use sugarlabs.org URLs (and drop laptop.org ones) to upstream source
    and Homepage.  Bump watch file to track 0.84*.
  * Really tighten dependency on sugar-artwork (as promised, and
    misspelled, in 0.79.4-1). Closes: bug#477275 for real this time.
  * Update debian/copyright and copyright hints:
    + Use format documented in dep5 r48 proposal
    + Separate files owned only by Redhat or OLPC.
    + Add proper licensing header to debian/rules
  * Bump standards-version to 3.8.1.
  * Move aside (and revert at cleanup) upstream shipped temporary files.
  * Build-depend on libgconf2-dev.
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  [ Laurent Bigonville ]
  * Remove telepathy-stream-engine dependency, not needed anymore
    (Closes: #526889)


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