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11. By Timo Aaltonen on 2007-10-24

* Merge from debian unstable, remaining changes:
  - debian/patches/100_ubuntu_korean_keyboard_keyup_event.diff:
    Let keycodes 209 and 210 pass through; they're Hangul and
    Hangul_Hanja keys, needed for Korean keyboards to function
    correctly. This fix is mostly a band-aid since XKB doesn't have a
    way to specify that "this key doesn't give you keydown and keyup
    events"
  - debian/control:
    Change maintainer address.

10. By Bryce Harrington on 2007-06-20

* Merge from debian unstable, remaining changes:
  - debian/patches/100_ubuntu_korean_keyboard_keyup_event.diff:
    Let keycodes 209 and 210 pass through; they're Hangul and Hangul_Hanja
    keys, needed for Korean keyboards to function correctly. This fix is
    mostly a band-aid since XKB doesn't have a way to specify that "this
    key doesn't give you keydown and keyup events"
* drop patch 01_64bit_pointer.diff, applied upstream.
* debian/control:
  - Fabio is dropped from uploaders
  - Updated Maintainer for ubuntu
  - Build-Depends on xserver-xorg-dev >= 2:1.2.99.902

9. By Timo Aaltonen on 2007-02-28

* Merge with debian. Remaining change:
  - debian/patches/100_ubuntu_korean_keyboard_keyup_event.diff:
    Let keycodes 209 and 210 pass through; they're Hangul and Hangul_Hanja
    keys, needed for Korean keyboards to function correctly. This fix is
    mostly a band-aid since XKB doesn't have a way to specify that "this
    key doesn't give you keydown and keyup events"
* debian/control:
  - updated Maintainer for Ubuntu

8. By Rodrigo Parra Novo <email address hidden> on 2006-07-27

* New Upstream release
* New versioned Build-Depends on xserver-xorg-dev (>= 1.1.1)
* New versioned Depends on xserver-xorg-core (>= 1.1.1)

7. By Rodrigo Parra Novo <email address hidden> on 2006-07-11

Merged with Debian

6. By Tollef Fog Heen on 2006-03-16

Let keycodes 209 and 210 pass through; they're Hangul and Hangul_Hanja
keys, needed for Korean keyboards to function correctly. This fix is
mostly a band-aid since XKB doesn't have a way to specify that "this
key doesn't give you keydown and keyup events"

5. By Matthew Garrett <email address hidden> on 2006-01-08

Disable autorepeat on high keycodes (Ubuntu #14446)

4. By Daniel Stone <email address hidden> on 2006-01-04

* New upstream release.
* Add provides on xserver-xorg-input.

3. By Daniel Stone <email address hidden> on 2005-12-19

New upstream release.

2. By Daniel Stone <email address hidden> on 2005-12-12

New upstream release.