- prevent the use of which in the boot code
  * use type -p instead and provide a function called lookup()
- added templates and boot-descriptions for openSUSE 13.2
- support for openSUSE 12.1 is now deprecated
- removed obsolete fbiterm font files from boot descriptions
  * the bug in fbiterm which provided broken fonts is fixed
- added templates and boot-descriptions for SLE12
- support for SLE 10 is now deprecated
- print a name sorted list when calling 'kiwi --list'
- fixed OVA creation
  * when using ovftool extract the created vmdk image and
    manifest files from the created OVA. This is required to
    produce streamOptimized vmdk images which can't be
    generated with qemu
  * fixed Invalid value 'MB' for element 'VirtualQuantityUnits'
    for vSphere 5 in the .ovf file
  * fixed allocated units set in the .ovf, vSphere 5 requires
    a value here
- fixed check for empty destination in cloneImage function
- improvements to KIWIAnalyse:
  + added functions to create a diff of changed configuration files
    all config files are checked against the rpm database and if they
    have changed the original packages are downloaded and a diff of
    them is created. The original config files are stored in the cache
    to prevent another download of the packages at next invocation.
    The result is stored in the file 'changed_config.diff'
- Added xz compression support for initrd
  * by default gzip compression is in use but you can
    switch on xz compression with the following entry
    in the .kiwirc file

    our $IrdZipper = "xz"
- eliminate the use of which in boot code
  * which is an extra tool, it was packages, splitted, dropped
    and is handled differently in the pool of distributions.
    Instead type -p provided as shell builtin is used
- v5.06.7 released
- make sure search via 'type -p' has a full path list
- make sure the --nocolor option is used with the spin indicator
- deactivate the use of systemd helper tools
  * The following functions have been disabled because they
    use the systemd tools timedatectl and localectl. Problem
    is that these tools doesn't work correctly from within a
    chroot environment. They access the dbus daemon from the
    host system and thus they change the currently active
    configuration on the host system which is unwanted

    setupHWclock
    setupKeyboardMap
    setupLocale
    setupTimezone

    Instead the old suseConfig kiwi function is used again
    This function simply changes the configuration files
    inside the chrooted system tree. suseConfig is called
    as part of the config.sh kiwi script
- update example image descriptions in doc/ to make use
  of suseConfig again as long as we don't have a solution
  to use the systemd tools inside a chroot without affecting
  the host system setup
- fixed kiwi analyser default skip list
  * proc, sys and others were not excluded because of an
    invalid search pattern
- Added the following options to the analyse custom files code

  1. [ --skip-gem-lookup ]\n";
     Don't check for files managed by gem. Files managed
     by gem will then appear as unmanaged files

  2. [ --skip-rcs-lookup ]
     Don't check for files managed by revision control systems
     like git, svn, osc, etc... Files from such repositories
     will then appear as unmanaged files.

  3. [ --skip-augeas-lookup ]
     Don't check for files known to augeas. Files managed
     by augeas will then appear as unmanaged files.
- DB: update kiwi man page
  * added information about new options added in previos commit
- DB: rebuild documentation