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(new) hal-doc_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1_all.deb optional doc
Hardware Abstraction Layer - documentation
 HAL provides an abstract view on hardware.
 .
 This abstraction layer is simply an interface that makes it possible to
 add support for new devices and new ways of connecting devices to the
 computer, without modifying every application that uses the device.
 It maintains a list of devices that currently exist, and can provide
 information about those upon request.
 .
 This package contains the API documentation for HAL.
(new) hal_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1.diff.gz optional admin
(new) hal_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1.dsc optional admin
(new) hal_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1_i386.deb optional admin
Hardware Abstraction Layer
 HAL provides an abstract view on hardware.
 .
 This abstraction layer is simply an interface that makes it possible to
 add support for new devices and new ways of connecting devices to the
 computer, without modifying every application that uses the device.
 It maintains a list of devices that currently exist, and can provide
 information about those upon request.
(new) hal_0.5.11.orig.tar.gz optional admin
(new) libhal-dev_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1_i386.deb optional libdevel
Hardware Abstraction Layer - development files
 HAL provides an abstract view on hardware.
 .
 This abstraction layer is simply an interface that makes it possible to
 add support for new devices and new ways of connecting devices to the
 computer, without modifying every application that uses the device.
 It maintains a list of devices that currently exist, and can provide
 information about those upon request.
 .
 This package contains files that are needed to build applications.
(new) libhal-storage-dev_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1_i386.deb optional libdevel
Hardware Abstraction Layer - development files
 HAL provides an abstract view on hardware.
 .
 This abstraction layer is simply an interface that makes it possible to
 add support for new devices and new ways of connecting devices to the
 computer, without modifying every application that uses the device.
 It maintains a list of devices that currently exist, and can provide
 information about those upon request.
 .
 This package contains files that are needed to build applications that use
 libhal-storage1.
(new) libhal-storage1_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1_i386.deb optional libs
Hardware Abstraction Layer - shared library for storage devices
 HAL provides an abstract view on hardware.
 .
 This abstraction layer is simply an interface that makes it possible to
 add support for new devices and new ways of connecting devices to the
 computer, without modifying every application that uses the device.
 It maintains a list of devices that currently exist, and can provide
 information about those upon request.
 .
 This library provides an interface for handling storage devices.
(new) libhal1_0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1_i386.deb optional libs
Hardware Abstraction Layer - shared library
 HAL provides an abstract view on hardware.
 .
 This abstraction layer is simply an interface that makes it possible to
 add support for new devices and new ways of connecting devices to the
 computer, without modifying every application that uses the device.
 It maintains a list of devices that currently exist, and can provide
 information about those upon request.
 .
 This package contains shared libraries to be used by applications.
Changes: hal (0.5.11-8.0.edu.lenny.1) lenny-test; urgency=low
 .
  * Non-maintainer upload to Debian Edu.
  * debian/patches/81_hal-storage-mount_mount-options.patch
    - Forward ported from our Etch version:
      Make umask=007 default for file systems that support the umask
      option, because KDE has no option to set this and filesystems
      mounted through KDE will otherwise expose users files to all other
      users. For Squeeze this should be fixed in KDE 4 (allow to set
      mount options again). (Closes skolelinux bug #1378)


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