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24. By Alberto Milone on 2015-04-02

* debian/control:
  - Add alternative dependency on sddm.

23. By Martin Pitt on 2015-03-09

Drop upstart dependency, previous version added systemd support.
(LP: #1428849)

22. By Alberto Milone on 2015-01-16

* debian/control, debian/dirs.in, debian/install.in,
  debian/nvidia-prime.service, debian/rules:
  - Add support for systemd (LP: #1312255).

21. By Alberto Milone on 2014-06-19

* prime-select:
  - Simplify the logic for enablement. The simplified logic
    should also be more robust and try harder instead of
    complaining and aborting early (LP: #1310023).
    This is now possible thanks to the fact that we allow
    installing only one binary driver at the time. This is
    not the case in Ubuntu <= 12.04.

20. By Alberto Milone on 2014-05-22

* debian/dirs.in, debian/install.in, oem/00-prime-offload:
  - Add support for offloading rendering to NVIDIA when using
    the OEM installer.

19. By Alberto Milone on 2014-05-16

* prime-quirks:
  - Remove quirk for "Vostro 20 3015". We were really getting
    a false positive in the gpu-manager (LP: #1310516).

18. By Alberto Milone on 2014-05-12

* prime-quirks:
  - Add quirk for "Vostro 20 3015" (LP: #1310516).

17. By Alberto Milone on 2014-03-31

* prime-supported:
  - Check /var/lib/ubuntu-drivers-common/requires_offloading to
    know if we need to offload rendering. There's no need to do
    hardware detection again when the gpu-manager already does
    all the work.

16. By Alberto Milone on 2014-03-13

* debian/preinst.in, debian/rules:
  - Move the lightdm configuration file from /etc to /usr/share.

15. By Alberto Milone on 2014-03-06

* debian/control:
  - Breaks: ubuntu-drivers-common (<< 1:0.2.89).
* Add support for the new ubuntu-drivers-common. The gpu-manager
  will take care of most of the work. We only need to tell
  lightdm that we want to offload rendering, and to run the
  gpu-manager on log out.