[gtk-vnc] Created tag v0.3.3

[Daniel P. Berrange <dberrange src gnome org>]

The signed tag 'v0.3.3' was created.

Tagger: Daniel P. Berrange <berrange redhat com>
Date: Sat Feb 2 14:12:26 2008 -0600

    Release 0.3.3

Changes since the last tag 'v0.3.2':

Anthony Liguori (11):
      Added tag release-0.3.2 for changeset 978cb4791ef2
      Add support for Tight encoding.  Also add an interface to enable the use of     lossy-encodings such as the Tight JPEG encoding.
      Relax the jpeg compression a bit.
      uint8_t's are always greater than 0 and less than 255.  Removing these checks     keeps GCC happy.
      Add the files from the plugin patch.  Sorry about that!
      Fix case where client byte order != server byte order
      When doing pixel math, we have to take endianness into account.  This sucks for     performance :-/
      Make sure to free coroutine after it exits
      Clarify license to be LGPLv2 or later.
      Change vnc-auth-credentials to a POINTER instead of a PARAM.
      Prepare for 0.3.3 release

Atsushi SAKAI (1):
      Fix ZRLE encoding where multiple palette sizes of different lengths occur in     a single update.

Daniel P. Berrange (2):
      Track keystate & send fake events for GTK key-repeat flaw & to reset state on focus out
      Hide password characters in auth text entry (Rich Jones)

Halton Huo (1):
      suncc does not range case for swith statement.

Jonh Wendell (2):
      Output configure summary
      Print a debug message when receive an unknown message

Richard W.M. Jones (5):
      If you call one of the vnc_display_open* functions followed quickly by vnc_display_close, then the library segfaults.
      This patch detects if the server responds with (illegal) VNC protocol version "3.6" and negotiates version 3.3.
      Gtk-VNC browser plugin.
      This patch contains further fixes to the browser plugin:
      After some discussion here about plugin security, this documents what we think are the potential vulnerabilities of letting an unconstrained plugin live in your browser