Re: [Tracker] ANNOUNCE: tracker 0.7.13 released

[Jerry Tan <Jerry Tan Sun COM>]

Does it work with OS without libinotify?

I  remember that tracker 0.6.9x works with Solaris  that does not have 
libinotify, but gio instead.
it seems that it is broken in 0.7.x

> tracker 0.7.13 is now available for download from:
> http://download.gnome.org/sources/tracker/0.7/
>
> 3a9a91d14b89ade5a5a9c8d6ecfdee68  tracker-0.7.13.tar.gz
>
> What is it?
> ===========
> All-in-one indexer, search tool and metadata database.
>
> Where can I find out more?
> ==========================
> You can visit the project web site:
>
>   http://www.tracker-project.org/
>
> What's New?
> ===========
>
>   General:
>   * GLib requirement is now 2.20 from 2.16.
>   * Removed all imported GLib code borrowed from >= 2.16.
>   * Merged coalesce branch to master.
>   * Merged writeback branch to master.
>
>   Ontology:
>   * Added tracker:coalesce (coalesce branch merge).
>   * Added mlo:city, mlo:country, mlo:state and mlo:address.
>   * Added cardinality for nfo:entryCounter and nfo:listDuration.
>
>   SPARQL:
>   * Added tests for functions.
>
>   libtracker-common:
>   * Small improvements to TrackerLanguage documentation.
>
>   tracker-miner-fs:
>   * Fixed nie:url property to be a string, not a resource.
>
>   tracker-extract:
>   * Fixed duplicate field usage in jpeg, pdf, tiff, png and xmp.
>   * Fixed to use new mlo ontology in jpeg, pdf, tiff, png and xmp.
>   * Fixed xmp left-top orientation.
>
>   tracker-writeback:
>   * Disabled MP3 module for now, reports of MP3 corruption.
>
>   nautilus:
>   * Fixed crash when showing the context menu for the background.
>
>   evolution:
>   * Fixed nie:url property to be a string, not a resource.
>
>   kmail:
>   * Fixed nie:url property to be a string, not a resource.
>
> Bugs Fixed
> ==========
>
>   None.
>
> NOTES:
> ======
>
>   The database version up has been incremented, this will force a
>   reindex for any existing Tracker installation.
>
>   The Deskbar applet packaged with Tracker is currently out of date
>   and needs some love to get it working with the new APIs. It is in
>   the same state as it was for 0.6. As such it isn't expected to work.