Apport 1.21

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Apport
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main
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1.21
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Martin Pitt
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Improvements:
 - Supply --desktop option to kdesudo to improve the description which program
   is requesting administrative privileges.
 - apport-checkreports: Exit with status 2 if there are new reports, but apport
   is disabled. This helps crash notification GUIs to not display new crash
   reports in that case. Thanks to Michael Vogt for the original patch.
 - Add data/is-enabled: Shell script to check if apport is enabled. Non-Python
   programs (which can't use apport.packaging.enabled() ) can call this instead
   of having to parse /etc/default/apport themselves, and just check the exit
   code. Inspired by original patch from Michael Vogt, thanks!

Bug fixes:
 - apport-gtk: HTML-escape text for dialogs with URLs. (LP: #750870)
 - dump_acpi_tables.py: Check to see if acpi/tables dir is mounted first.
   Thanks Brian Murray. (LP: #729622)
 - man/apport-cli.1: Document recently added -w/--window option. Thanks Abhinav
   Upadhyay! (LP: #765600)
 - Use kde-open instead of kfmclient to open URLs under KDE. Thanks Philip
   Muškovac. (LP: #765808)

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