[Openicc] Release of colord 0.1.25

[Richard Hughes]

colord is a system activated daemon that maps devices to color profiles.

See http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/ for more details.

Version 0.1.25
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Released: 2012-11-16

New Features:
 - Add a create-standard-space sub-command to cd-create-profile
 - Add a FAQ entry describing application support of color management
 - Add a 'make coverity' helper to scan the project for errors
 - Add a profile metadata key of 'License'
 - Add a profile warning if any of the primaries are outside of ROMM RGB
 - Add a set-version command to the cd-fix-profile command line tool
 - Add a warning if the profile calibration data is non-monotonic
 - Add a warning if the profile copyright is missing
 - Add a warning if the profile description is missing
 - Add a warning if the profile gray axis is invalid
 - Add a warning if the profile primaries are invalid
 - Add a warning if the profile primaries do not add to D50
 - Add a warning if the profile RGB 255,255,255 does not return D50
 - Add a warning if the profile would produce a scum-dot
 - Add a 'Warnings' property to the DBus interface for each profile
 - Add OutputPriority device metadata key to the specification
 - Move the named color examples to shared-color-profiles
 - Print if the profile is system-wide when doing 'colormgr get-profiles'
 - Show the primaries when dumping the profile using cd-fix-profile
 - Use syslog to be able to debug what the daemon is doing without restarting it

Bugfixes:
 - Check the return value of mbstowcs before using the buffer
 - Convert cd-create-profile to using sub-commands to make it more modular
 - Create linear vcgt tables when using create-x11-gamma to match the
xserver behaviour
 - Create version 2.2 ICC files when creating named color profiles
 - Do not ever manually set a ICC profile version when creating profiles
 - Do not try to connect to colord in cd-fix-profile until actually needed
 - Don't optimize the profile check transforms to speed up daemon startup
 - Don't set the StandardSpaces override, the generated profiles have
the correct metadata now
 - Fix a crash in the example code if the device has a non-standard
qualifier format
 - Fix GetStandardSpace so it can actually work
 - huey: Ensure we return an error if we ran out of retries
 - If the copyright string is not set when creating a profile use a good default
 - Improve the formatting of 'get-profiles' and 'get-devices'
 - libcolord: Fix up a warning if GetStandardSpace fails to find a profile
 - Return an error if the client does not set a profile or device id
 - Return an error if the client uses an unsupported scope value
 - Set a default copyright string when creating profiles without using
--copyright

Tarballs can be found here:
http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/releases/

Richard