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(new) libmodest-dbus-client-1.0-0_1.0+svn1091.debian-1_i386.deb optional libs
modest D-Bus client library runtime files
 Modest is a lightweight, fully-featured e-mail client optimized for
 hardware with limited resources, such as low-end PCs or mobile devices
 like the Nokia N800/N810 Internet Tablets. It is built on top of
 Tinymail, a framework for developing mobile applications with e-mail
 functionality, specially designed to be fast and resource saving.
 Although the main target of Modest are devices with low resources, it
 can be used as desktop e-mail client as well. This is possible because
 it was designed on top of both the Maemo platform and the GNOME Mobile
 stack.
 .
 This packages provides the library wrapping for modest's D-Bus interface.
(new) libmodest-dbus-client-dev_1.0+svn1091.debian-1_i386.deb optional libdevel
modest D-Bus client library development files
 Modest is a lightweight, fully-featured e-mail client optimized for
 hardware with limited resources, such as low-end PCs or mobile devices
 like the Nokia N800/N810 Internet Tablets. It is built on top of
 Tinymail, a framework for developing mobile applications with e-mail
 functionality, specially designed to be fast and resource saving.
 Although the main target of Modest are devices with low resources, it
 can be used as desktop e-mail client as well. This is possible because
 it was designed on top of both the Maemo platform and the GNOME Mobile
 stack.
 .
 This package contains the development files for modest's D-Bus client.
(new) modest-dbg_1.0+svn1091.debian-1_i386.deb extra devel
small e-mail program targetting hardware with modest resources -- debug symbols
 Modest is a lightweight, fully-featured e-mail client optimized for
 hardware with limited resources, such as low-end PCs or mobile devices
 like the Nokia N800/N810 Internet Tablets. It is built on top of
 Tinymail, a framework for developing mobile applications with e-mail
 functionality, specially designed to be fast and resource saving.
 Although the main target of Modest are devices with low resources, it
 can be used as desktop e-mail client as well. This is possible because
 it was designed on top of both the Maemo platform and the GNOME Mobile
 stack.
 .
 This package contains the detached debug symbols.
(new) modest_1.0+svn1091.debian-1.diff.gz optional mail
(new) modest_1.0+svn1091.debian-1.dsc optional mail
(new) modest_1.0+svn1091.debian-1_i386.deb optional mail
small e-mail program targetting hardware with modest resources
 Modest is a lightweight, fully-featured e-mail client optimized for
 hardware with limited resources, such as low-end PCs or mobile devices
 like the Nokia N800/N810 Internet Tablets. It is built on top of
 Tinymail, a framework for developing mobile applications with e-mail
 functionality, specially designed to be fast and resource saving.
 Although the main target of Modest are devices with low resources, it
 can be used as desktop e-mail client as well. This is possible because
 it was designed on top of both the Maemo platform and the GNOME Mobile
 stack.
 .
 This package contains the e-mail client for osso.
(new) modest_1.0+svn1091.debian.orig.tar.gz optional mail
Changes: modest (1.0+svn1091.debian-1) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  [ Jonny Lamb ]
  * Initial upload to Debian. (Closes: #465589)
  * debian/compat: Upped to 5.
  * debian/control:
    + Changed Maintainer to Debian Maemo Maintainers.
    + Added Loic, myself and Riku to Uploaders.
    + Wrapped and alphabetized deps and build-deps.
    + Upped Standards-Version to 3.7.3.
    + Removed XB-Maemo-Icon.
    + Changed ${Source-Version} to ${binary:Version}.
    + Updated short and long descriptions.
    + Added libssl-dev Build-Dep.
    + Fixed typos.
    + Changed -dbg priorities to extra.
    + Changed libmodest-dbus-client-dev's section to libdevel.
    + Changed osso-icon-theme to hildon-icon Build-Dep due to its rename
      in Debian.
  * debian/docs:
    + Updated to include more docs.
  * debian/rules: Severely cleaned up.
 .
  [ Loic Minier ]
  * Misc cosmetic cleanups (whitespaces and such).
  * Use a single dbg package, modest-dbg; update description and drop modest
    dep.
  * Add ${misc:Depends}.
  * Version the libmodest-dbus-client-1.0-0 dep of libmodest-dbus-client-dev
    on ${binary:Version} per policy.
  * Bump up Standards-Version to 3.8.0.
  * Don't install libmodest-dbus-client-1.0.la.
  * Let libmodest-dbus-client-dev depend on libdbus-1-dev and libglib2.0-dev
    per the Requires in the .pc file; Recommend pkg-config.
  * Let libmodest-dbus-client-dev depend on shlibs:Depends.
  * Pass -s to dh_* in binary-arch.
  * Build-dep on autotools-dev and drop /usr/share/misc/config.{guess,sub}
    existence checks.
  * Bdep on libosso-dev for libosso.pc.
  * Bump libgtk2.0-dev bdep to >= 2.10.
  * Build-dep on mce-dev for mce.pc.
  * Add a Debian TODO tracking possible enhancements (currently additional
    packages which should be prepared for advanced modest functionalities).
  * Build-dep on check (>= 0.9.4) in case we want to run the testsuite.
  * Only pass --host to configure if DEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE and DEB_BUILD_GNU_TYPE
    differ.
  * New patch, optional-hildon-fm, allows building without libhildonfm as this
    wont build with Gtk+ >= 2.13; disabled for now in Debian.
  * Tune SVN snapshot information in copyright.
  * Update copyright and drop "author" since AUTHORS is obviously out of date.
  * Add Homepage field.
  * Build with -z defs, -O1, and --as-needed in LDFLAGS.
  * Drop INSTALL_PROGRAM handling unnecessary with dh_strip.
  * Fix libmodest-dbus-client-1.0-0's section.
  * Drop AUTHORS from docs; out of date.
  * Build-dep on libkrb5-dev for now to workaround bug in libtinymail *.la
    files.
  * Install a XPM version of the pixmap and use it in the menu entry.
  * Write shorter short descriptions for the libs.
  * Drop osso-countries-l10n-mr0 and operator-wizard-settings; not available
    in Debian yet.


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