* Set window geometry hints to off by default. The constant trickle of problems it causes are annoying.
May set up a warning dialog when turning on.
* Actually set the DBUs interface to on by default. For some reason it wasn't active by default.
* Disable the wm_class feature. Seems not possible in GTK3, and breaks
the DBus call for new_window.
(trunk-1651)
* As part of GTK3 fixup, some improvements to the DBus interface, and
remotinator (Steve Boddy)
* Can now open a window or tab using remotinator
* Can get the window uuid, or title using remotinator
* Moved new tab key handling into the terminal for consistency
* Standardise response when a new term is created (split, win
or tab) to reply with new terms uuid
* For GTK3 gave the DBus a slightly different name so they it
can run at same time as GTK2
* remotinator now uses argparse for commandline option handling,
vastly improving the option handling
* remotinator help strings are translatable now
* setup.py can install the manual (and by extension do can debuild)
* setup.py has (inactive) code for generating the html from the source
but this will break if rtd theme is not available
* A few changes to doc strings to make the autodoc prettier
* Added help shortcut, by default F1 to open the local manual
* Added button to About tab to launch manual
* A couple of additional string to translate related to manual/help
* Small tweak to setup.py to seperate build and install, and always attempt
to install manual by default.
* Small fix for systems (i.e. my 12.04 LTS) that don't set LANGUAGE for
whatever reason. This breaks the manual lookup
seems to give a more natural size when zooming over the previous. Can be
reverted if people don't like it. Also using this as a sneaky way to close 6
year old bug.
* Remove the old_padding and allocation stuff from the zoom_scaled function in terminal which iasn't used anyway
* Remove another unneeded assignment in is_zoomed function in terminal
* Also fix the group radio buttons after the mnemonics additions broke them
(GTK3 is such a pain - there may be a better solution, I just couldn't find it)
Stephen Boddy