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3ecdb83... by Iain Lane <email address hidden>

info-overview: Drop disk usage

It's inaccurate - see !388 - and brings a udisks2 dependency which we
could drop if we didn't have this. You can use GNOME Disks or GNOME
System Monitor to see the same information.

c6d5df7... by id:sicklylife

Update Japanese translation

aa66262... by id:sicklylife

Update Japanese translation

731a76f... by Zander Brown <email address hidden>

Update British English translation

8dd1fab... by Daniel Șerbănescu

Update Romanian translation

1c1c66d... by Anders Jonsson

Update Swedish translation

f719217... by Piotr Drąg

Update Polish translation

1f71ae6... by Ondrej Holy

user-accounts: Check username validity over usermod

Username policies differ across the distributions. See the discussion on:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/merge_requests/359

It is not possible to hard-code some rules here without the need for
downstream modifications. Let's check the validity of usernames dynamically
over "usermod" to prevent this.

Just be careful that this is based on undocumented usermod behavior, which
may change in the future.

14b9f65... by Robert Ancell

search: Remove global variable that could get leaked

Tracker GSettings were previously stored in a global variable. This
seems to have been done to avoid difficulty passing the settings via
callbacks. Global variables are easy to leak and make mistakes with.

Update the code to have better callback handling so the variable can
be stored inside the object.

a2a02ec... by id:sicklylife

Update Japanese translation