updated ubuntu changelog

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retroshare (0.5.4-0.XXXXXX~YYYYYY) YYYYYY; urgency=low
* Improvements
- translations updated from transiflex
- Major improvements to GXS services (new service: channels, posted) and GUI (Not yet released)
- further reduced TR forward probability so as to avoid a crazy increase of TR out when we have a large number of friends
- renamed Transfers tab "File Sharing", as it is more appropriate
- removed the constraint of sharing own files only in channels. Replaced it by a warning, to allow peers to post from other locations etc.
- switched to libssh-0.5.4 (updated README.txt with package deps)
- fixed packaging/compilation for ubuntu raring
- significantly lowered the cost of the network graph by computing pairwise repulsive forces 8 times less often
- Patch from AC to enable completion over chat lobby participants
- patch from AC to better handle colors in lobby list
- fixed up protobuf files generation
- VOIP
* Removed special settings for win32 from VOIP.pro
* patch from Henry Morgan to unify compilation settings for VOIP
* Bugs
- removed dead-end for peers not answering downloads, that would get file cache transfers to get stuck indefinitly
when peers are too much stressed for a short period. The offline state is entirely given by setPeerState()
- fixed a few fixed other uninitialized memory read (In p3NetMgr, ftChunkMap)
- do not show msg icon for current lobby (Improved upon patch from AC)
- removed auto-clear of search field when searching (Patch from AC)
-- Cyril Soler <csoler@users.sourceforge.net> Wed, 14 Mar 2013 21:30:00 +0100
retroshare (0.5.4-0.6178~precise) precise; urgency=low
* Improvements
- Added dynamic menu for choosing the destination directory for files, and change the name of the des. file
- Merged branch v0.5-ImprovedGUI. Brings all sorts of changes, the most of which are: