TdeSudo 2.5.1
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* Fixed build issue with gcc 4.3.0
  Thanks to "big_gie" at archlinux for the patch

TdeSudo 2.5
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* Fixed icon/name checking when starting an application by its full
  path
* Fixed icon/name checking when using X-KDE-SubstituteUID

TdeSudo 2.4
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* Deals correctly with antislashed quotes:
  - Closes Launchpad #187053
* Fixed segfault due to double pclose() usage.

TdeSudo 2.3
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* Fixed -u option working randomly, due to missing pclose
  call when creating the Xauthority file.

TdeSudo 2.2
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* A little issue with nonewdcop option has been fixed,
  due to sudo removing some environment variables, causing
  failure to use current dcopserver.

tdesudo 2.1
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* Args parsing improved, to be compatible with gksu:
  - Support now complicated command with parsed args

* Uses kprocess instead of shell process:
  - tdesudo now supports processes detaching themselves

* Make -t a fake option for tdesu compatibility again:
  - there is no point hiding StdOut...

* Code cleanup

tdesudo 2.0
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* Args parsing mostly rewritten, fixes potential security issues.

* Connects to a PTY andc orrectly records the tty in /var/run/sudo

* "-s" option (aka -k for sudo) now works due to PTY connexion

* Option "-n" option isn't fake option for tdesu cmdline
    compatibility anymore, and uses "nice" to set command priority.

* Added option "-r" for tdesu cmdline compatibility, uses
    "nice" to force process priority to 50/100 (default)

* Added support for -t tdesu cmdline option, for terminal output

* Added support for -f tdesu cmdline option

* Added support for -n tdesu cmdline option, for non storing the password

* Added support for -r and -p tdesu cmdline option, for "nice" support

* TdeSudo closes correctly after 3 bad passwords given

* Fixes kcm modules support

tdesudo 1.4
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* Removed debug code for -c option

tdesudo 1.3
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* Change to using xauth to dynamically generate xauth-keys.
  Frode M. Døving <frode@ubuntu.com>

* Fix vulnerability issue, as tdesudo didn't quote args
  correctly.

tdesudo 1.2
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* Don't use the user's $HOME, potentially corrupts files

tdesudo 1.1
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* Fixed code to work with a mdern version of sudo

tdesudo 1.0
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* Initial public release

