Bug Buddy "Rain Dogs" 2.2.99 released

[Fernando Herrera <fherrera onirica com>]

Hello,

Bug Buddy "Rain Dogs" 2.2.99 is out!

Bug Buddy is the GNOME bug reporting tool.

Lot of time since last released version. It includes lot of cool changes from
Jacob Berkman (the original author) and a new update system/dialog.

Please, try it a lot, and of course, reports bugs using itseft!

	and if you want to know what "Rain Dogs" means... read the bottom of
the announcement!

Changes
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  * Fixes:
 
        - fix incorrect url (bug #86711)
 
        - fix a leak (bug #95981, Kjartan)
 
        - make file saving  (bug #84914)
 
         
  * Improvements:
 
        - Try to update bugzilla files only once a day, and get first md5sums
          to check if it's really needed. New update dialog (HIG compliant) at
          startup time.
 
        - When invoked from crash, skip Application/product and component
          step, because we have the info from .dekstop file. If invoked from
          scratch, skip only product step. We should be able to autoselect the
          component, but cannot do with gtktreeview.
 
        - Get GNOME version from $prefix/share/gnome-about/gnome-version.xml
         
        - Use hash tables for components and products
 
        - Present the user a list of applications from all-applications:///
          Get bugzilla component and product from the .desktop entries (and
          query bonobo-activation for applets).
          Allow to choose between Applications of Bugzilla products.
 
        - Port to GnomeIconTheme


Download
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http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/bug-buddy/2.2/bug-buddy-2.2.99.tar.gz


About "Rain Dogs"
-----------------

Rain Dogs is a song by Tom Waits, from the 1986 album of same title. Quoting
TW: "It's a kind of word I made up for people who sleep in doorways..I mean,
New York when it rains, all the peelings and cigarette butts, float to the
surface like in Taxi Driver when he says, "someday a real raids gonna come
along and wash all the scum of f the street". Looks better in the rain, like
it's been lacquered."

The beginig of the song is (quote some lines is allowed by copyright laws):

		Inside a broken clock
		splashing the wine with all the rain dogs
		taxi, we'd rather walk
		Huddie a doonway with the rain dogs
		for I am a rain dog too


Salu2

-- 
Fernando Herrera de las Heras
Onírica: análisis, diseño e implantación de soluciones informáticas
http://www.onirica.com