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Version 1.1.5
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Nautilus Sendto
Bug fixes:
- Fix the plugins not getting translated properly
- Remove mention of "Evolution" in the mail plugin
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Version 1.1.4.1
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Nautilus Sendto
Bug fixes:
- Fix infinite loop in the Pidgin plugin
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Version 1.1.4
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Nautilus Sendto
Bug fixes:
- Fix crash in the Pidgin plugin when the file system is full
- Pidgin plugin cleanups
Other changes:
- Remove Gaim plugin
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Version 1.1.3
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Nautilus Sendto
Bug fixes:
* Use new EmpathyContactSelector and update for latest Empathy
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Version 1.1.2
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Nautilus Sendto
New features:
* Add an evolution plugin to allow sending arbitrary attachments
through nautilus-sendto
* Add a "Removable devices" plugin
* Enable the "burn" plugin by default
Bug fixes:
* Remove the separate mailer plugins, and use the default
GNOME mailer instead
* Fix no plugins being able to send files (oops)
* Be more lax when checking whether a device supports ObexFTP,
also check for the File Transfer profile, and update the profiles
if a supported on doesn't appear
* Make it possible for plugins to support sending directories
* Support the "Pecan" Pidgin MSN plugin
* Fix a few memory leaks
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Version 1.1.1
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Nautilus Sendto
* Add plugin to allow sending files to UPNP Media Servers
* Add plugin to allow sending files through Empathy
* Add plugin to send files to be burnt through nautilus-cd-burner
(currently disabled by default)
* Allow sending remote files when GVFS FUSE is available
* Stop (null) showing up in the contact entry (Evolution)
* Try to avoid the wrong contact being selected when using
Enter to validate the selection (Evolution)
* Use "Alias" instead of "Name" so Bluetooth addresses only
show up when the Name isn't available (Bluetooth)
* Show an icon for Bluetooth devices (Bluetooth)
* Remember last used Bluetooth device (Bluetooth)
* Sort the contacts alphabetically (Pidgin)
Send file(s) via email or instant messenger.
A dialog window presents a choice of carrier application and
recipient of the file(s). Recipent names can be selected from a
list or autocompleted. The selected application is then opened with
the file(s) and recipient ready for transfer.
The application is intented to integrate with nautilus and is
written for the GNOME graphical desktop.
