No changes in 2.22.0 except translations.
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Version 2.21.0 - "Windmills and Wheatfields"
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* gtk+ minimum version is now 2.8 (Jaap Haitsma)
* Show correct name in about dialogue (Jaap Haitsma)
* Fix the infamous socket-finding bug in various ways
(Loïc Minier, Craig Keogh)
* Add information for bug-buddy (Matthias Clasen)
* Remove inappropriate line from help (Thomas Thurman)
* Session persistence under D-Bus (Alex Jones)
* Careful checking to make sure all code from branches
is actually in trunk now.
* Translators:
Khaled Hosny (ar)
Petr Kovar (cs)
Ignacio Casal Quinteiro (gl)
Kjartan Maraas (nb)
Eskild Hustvedt (nn)
Yannig Marchegay (Kokoyaya) (oc)
Danishka Navin (si)
Pavol Šimo (sk)
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Version 2.18.0 - "Original Face"
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* Translations:
[skipped]
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Version 2.17.4 - "I Need"
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* Look for gdm socket in two places.
* Use off-the-shelf about box.
* Only query GDM on display of menu.
* Translations:
[skipped]
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Version 2.17.2 - "Stephen's Exhibition"
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* Rewrote GDM communication core to be nonblocking. (Thomas)
* Read GDM configuration from GDM, not from its configuration
file. (Thomas)
* Updated translations
[skipped]
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Version 2.17.1
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* Moving through the user list with arrow keys goes in the
correct direction. (#343907) (Thomas)
* Refresh user list on creation of /etc/passwd as well as update.
(#356368) (Thomas)
* Updated translations:
[skipped]
The Fast User-Switching Applet is an applet for the GNOME panel which
provides a menu to switch between users. It integrates with GDM to
switch between existing X11 sessions or create new ones as needed,
and will show the same users as the GDM face browser.
The applet can display itself in the panel using either the current
user's name, the word "Users" or an icon, and can be configured to
include an item which launches an X session in a window. The applet
code is designed to allow for easy cut-and-paste of the system-interaction
code into other applications, like screensavers.
