ANNOUNCEMENT: seahorse 2.91.4

[Stef Walter <stefw collabora co uk>]

Seahorse is the GNOME application for managing encryption keys and
passwords. It also integrates with nautilus, gedit and other places for
encryption/decryption operations.

This is an unstable development release.


Important Notes:
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 * Use --with-gtk=3.0 to build with GTK 3.0


Highlights between 2.91.2 and 2.91.4:
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 * Update to work with GTK+3 [Matthias Clasen]
 * Fix build issues with GCR updates [Stef Walter]
 * More info when --version is specified [Pablo Castellano]
 * Fix setting key trust to "never" [nobled]
 * Define default key length for each algorithm [nobled]
 * Show information when you sign an UID twice... [Pablo Castellano]


Details between 2.91.2 and 2.91.4:
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Adi Roiban (1):
      Updated Romanian translation

Gheyret T.Kenji (4):
      Added UG translation
      Added UG translation
      Added UG translation
      Added UG translation

Ivar Smolin (2):
      [l10n] Updated Estonian translation
      [l10n] Updated Estonian translation

Jorge González (1):
      Updated Spanish translation

Kjartan Maraas (1):
      Updated Norwegian bokmål translation

Matej Urbančič (1):
      Updated Slovenian translation

Pablo Castellano (2):
      Show information message when you try to sign an UID...
      More info when --version parameter is specified.

Stef Walter (3):
      Bump version number
      [pkcs11] Fix build issues with pkcs11 stuff.
      [libegg] Update to work with GTK+3

Theppitak Karoonboonyanan (1):
      Updated Thai translation.

Yaron Shahrabani (1):
      Updated Hebrew translation.

nobled (2):
      pgp: Define default key length for each algorithm
      pgp: Fix setting key trust to "never"


Downloads:
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Source code:
http://download.gnome.org/sources/seahorse/2.91/seahorse-2.91.4.tar.gz
[MD5 sum: fd6b9198103178fb5892c8fbee0b2b0b]


Notes:
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    * Bug reports are appreciated and should be filed in the
      GNOME Bugzilla.


Cheers,
Stef Walter