7 - Other misc. porting fixes and cleanups.
19 - don't pass --nw anymore: seems to break things
25 - pass --nw to gdb (from Leonard Norrgard <vinsci@bugg.lnorrgard.com>)
27 - wrap mail bodies at 72 chars again (me)
29 - have gdb get stack traces from all threads (zucchi mentioned
30 the command on irc, but i don't know where he found it)
40 - allows bugzillas to use different parts of the config.xml
47 - touch files after we download them so that the cache
54 - set the From: header
56 - make sure the user knows the bug is going to be submitted
63 - libxml include path fixes
69 - Ximian Bugzilla support
77 - Fix a bug where the cache never gets updated.
79 - Don't access widgets after they have been destroyed when
84 * Rewritten to support bugzilla
86 * The UI should be nicer too
96 - Added a --include argument to set which file is included in
103 - lots of compilation warnings
107 - more strict email checks
111 - doesn't call gdb on directories (for evolution)
121 - make the text widget in the miggie combo a bit smarter
123 - fixed some i18n issues
128 - bugs #10159 and #9493
132 - window icon is now set
142 - gnome-mime is now used to try to guard against non-text
143 files being sent to the bug tracker
149 - all bugs on bugs.gnome.org that can be fixed are either
150 fixed or somewhat addressed
152 - Checks for version on TuboLinux
156 - much of the .glade was redone
158 - it is now possible to cc yourself on bug submitions
160 - you get a preview of the message before you send it
162 - (not finished) user documentation
164 - you can submit bugs to arbitrary people now
174 - minor aesthetic tweaks
182 - I don't think there needed to be any :)
186 - Support for Debian and KDE's bug tracking system
190 - including text files in the report is now possible
196 - text areas now have their text wrapped when you send
198 - correctly detect debian systems
202 - it's now possible to add information to an existing bug report
204 - can now query dpkg on debian systems
206 - now detects Linux-Mandrake (patches readily accepted for
207 detecting other distributions)
209 - less druid pages, and prettier UI
211 - availability of .deb and .rpm packages
217 - possible crash when clicking on a clist with a blank 2nd
224 - reorganized the druid a little
228 - can now stop/refresh the gdb process
232 No release announcement this time, I guess.
236 - fix duplicate message sendome with qmail
238 - make sure the user wants to overwrite a file
240 - more descriptive error message when the .glade
243 - do some stuff for when we aren't installed in
246 - fix some warnings etc. for intl.
254 I've made a couple of minor (but kind of important) fixes to bug-buddy.
258 - ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/bug-buddy/
262 - should more correctly determine the gnome-core version
264 - change 'severe' severity to 'grave'
275 I've just released the first version of bug-buddy, a graphical
276 bug reporting utility.
278 The goal of bug-buddy is to make reporting bugs very simple and easy
279 for the user, while making the reports themselves more useful and
280 informative for the developer.
284 - ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/bug-buddy/
288 - automatic stack trace gathering, either from a core file
289 or from a crashed application. No messing with gdb :)
291 - determines the versions of different components installed
294 - can be started from gmc (double clicking on a core file)
295 and from the crash dialog, if you have gnome-libs 1.0.53
296 (October GNOME) or higher installed
300 - libglade: 0.5 or later required (CVS version has some layout
303 - gdb is required to obtain a stack trace automatically
305 - gnome-libs 1.0.53 or higher recommended
309 - yes, some information about your system will be submitted
310 to the bug tracking system. This is limited to versions of
311 system and gnome components, but I figure I should mention it.
313 - bug reports for bug-buddy are appreciated