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This is a heads-up to bug reporters, documentation writers, translators, and package maintainers: Mugshot has moved to GitHub to reach more contributors and users. Why? Starting as a Xubuntu project, Mugshot’s hosting on Launchpad meant that all potential contributors already had a login (Ubuntu One) and were familiar with
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Mugshot 0.4.1, the latest release of the lightweight user profile editor, is now available! This release includes several bug fixes and will run in the most minimal environments. What’s New? Code Quality Improvements * Replaced deprecated logger.warn with logger.warning (Python 2.x) * Replaced deprecated module optparse
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Mugshot, the simple user configuration utility, has hit a new stable milestone! Mugshot 0.4.0 wraps up the 0.3 development cycle with full camera support for the past several years of GTK+ releases (and several other fixes). What’s New? Since Mugshot 0.2.5, the previous stable
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Casually late to Yakkety Yak’s party, Mugshot 0.3.2 arrives with a single bug fix in tow. The camera integration has been fixed! What’s New? The camera is functional again! What Happened? At some point during the Ubuntu 16.04 release cycle, an update to Cheese, Clutter,
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Making better use of AccountsService, Mugshot 0.3.1 has arrived, squashing many bugs! What’s New? Bug Fixes This release targets several bugs that were discovered in past releases. To better handle user properties, AccountsService is now better utilized when it is available. * Failure in extracting details from /etc/
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It’s been quite a while since I’ve made a proper release announcement for Mugshot. My last announcement was for 0.2.3; we’ve had two stable and one development release since then. Here’s everything you’ve missed through Mugshot 0.3.0. What’s New? New
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Mugshot 0.2.3 has been released. This release improves the stability and usability of the previously introduced features. What’s New? Keeping in line with the previous release announcements, the following is a summary of the latest changes. General * Mugshot is now a Python3-only application * Online documentation is now
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Shortly after adding user profile images to lightdm-gtk-greeter, we discovered there is no way to change this image within Xubuntu. We set out to create a tool that would configure this and sync user settings across multiple applications. Enter Mugshot. What is it? Mugshot is a lightweight, easy-to-use user configuration