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Andreas Henriksson e5535df542 * New upstream release.
* Make testsuite fatal again.
* Add debian/patches/git_a11y_GTK_CSD_distcheck.patch
  - cherry-pick commit from upstream to use client-side decorations
    for a11y tests when running under distcheck.
* Drop debian/patches/reftest-known-fail.patch
* Stop tagging reftests as known fail since they should be fixed now:
  - style-properties-nth-child.ui
  - label-text-shadow-changes-modify-clip.ui
* Add debian/patches/no-accessibility-dump.patch
  - skip this test until someone figures out how to reliably run it
    always with CSD enabled, to match testsuite expected data.
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GTK+2.0 for Debian
-------------------

Key binding
===========
gnome-settings-daemon overrides gtk-key-theme-name in your gtkrc. so if you
use GNOME 2, it won't work, and it's not a bug.
Please use gnome-keybinding-properties instead of gtk-key-theme-name in your
gtkrc.


Emacs-style key bindings
========================
Gtk provides a way of configuring key bindings in Gtk Widgets, especially
to move the cursor in text fields.  The default behavior in older Gtk versions
was similar to Emacs, and still available for users to configure.  You can
configure the Emacs-style key binding theme in your ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file as
follows:
    gtk-key-theme-name = "Emacs"

Please note that applications can still override this configuration, and this
is the case of the GNOME Desktop: gnome-settings-daemon loads the key theme
from the "/desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_key_theme" GConf entry.  This can be
modified with gconf-editor.


This file is the initial work of Akira TAGOH <tagoh@debian.org> and was updated
by Loic Minier <lool@dooz.org>.