[pkg-java] r5003 - trunk/libgtk-java/debian

[mh at alioth.debian.org]

Author: mh
Date: 2007-12-12 17:08:56 +0000 (Wed, 12 Dec 2007)
New Revision: 5003

Modified:
   trunk/libgtk-java/debian/control
Log:
Fixed type in description


Modified: trunk/libgtk-java/debian/control
===================================================================
--- trunk/libgtk-java/debian/control	2007-12-12 13:13:32 UTC (rev 5002)
+++ trunk/libgtk-java/debian/control	2007-12-12 17:08:56 UTC (rev 5003)
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
  applications using Java. This covers the entire gtk and gnome API, so you can
  create true gnome applications, which work just like any other desktop
  application. Most other Java UI toolkits such as SWT or swing provide at most
- compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome appliactions. You
+ compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome applications. You
  should use java-gnome if you want to use standard gtk and gnome features such
  as stock icons, and file chooser buttons; or if you want to use additional
  gnome libraries such as gnome-vfs, vte, libmozembed.
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
  applications using Java. This covers the entire gtk and gnome API, so you can
  create true gnome applications, which work just like any other desktop
  application. Most other Java UI toolkits such as SWT or swing provide at most
- compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome appliactions. You
+ compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome applications. You
  should use java-gnome if you want to use standard gtk and gnome features such
  as stock icons, and file chooser buttons; or if you want to use additional
  gnome libraries such as gnome-vfs, vte, libmozembed.
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
  applications using Java. This covers the entire gtk and gnome API, so you can
  create true gnome applications, which work just like any other desktop
  application. Most other Java UI toolkits such as SWT or swing provide at most
- compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome appliactions. You
+ compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome applications. You
  should use java-gnome if you want to use standard gtk and gnome features such
  as stock icons, and file chooser buttons; or if you want to use additional
  gnome libraries such as gnome-vfs, vte, libmozembed.
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@
  applications using Java. This covers the entire gtk and gnome API, so you can
  create true gnome applications, which work just like any other desktop
  application. Most other Java UI toolkits such as SWT or swing provide at most
- compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome appliactions. You
+ compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome applications. You
  should use java-gnome if you want to use standard gtk and gnome features such
  as stock icons, and file chooser buttons; or if you want to use additional
  gnome libraries such as gnome-vfs, vte, libmozembed.
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@
  applications using Java. This covers the entire gtk and gnome API, so you can
  create true gnome applications, which work just like any other desktop
  application. Most other Java UI toolkits such as SWT or swing provide at most
- compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome appliactions. You
+ compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome applications. You
  should use java-gnome if you want to use standard gtk and gnome features such
  as stock icons, and file chooser buttons; or if you want to use additional
  gnome libraries such as gnome-vfs, vte, libmozembed.
@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@
  applications using Java. This covers the entire gtk and gnome API, so you can
  create true gnome applications, which work just like any other desktop
  application. Most other Java UI toolkits such as SWT or swing provide at most
- compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome appliactions. You
+ compatibility layers so that your app will look like gnome applications. You
  should use java-gnome if you want to use standard gtk and gnome features such
  as stock icons, and file chooser buttons; or if you want to use additional
  gnome libraries such as gnome-vfs, vte, libmozembed.