EasyTag 2.1.1
EasyTag 2.1.2
EasyTag 2.1.3
EasyTag 2.1.4
EasyTag 2.1.5
EasyTag 2.1.6
Applied Gentoo desktop_entry patch
Applied Gentoo new_libmp4v2 patch
Applied Gentoo cddb patch
Remove debian/ dir (accidentally included in easytag 2.1.5 and some earlier releases, correctly removed in 2.1.6)
[patch] debian/patches/01-autoload.patch

Fix the bug that easytag doesn't load the chosen directory when opening
easytag from the "open with ..." nautilus right click menu.

Ubuntu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/230873
[patch] debian/patches/02-autoreconf.patch

Get rid of binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath lintian warning.
[patch] debian/patches/manpage-has-bad-whatis-entry.patch

Fix lintian warning.
Remove checked-in build scripts that are auto-generated from autogen.
Fix configure.in to properly detect libmp4v2 library and update autogen input files to remove warnings when running autogen.sh
[patch] Base64 Decoding Major Performance Fix - ID: 2805834

I've patched src/base64.c. There was a major problem when it was being called
to decode very large buffers in orders of magnitude of a megabyte or more
(e.g. cover art in a FLAC / Vorbis / etc. tag is frequently this size for some
people). The base64_decode() routine had a cubic running time, since every
time the decode pointer shifted forward in the stream, token_decode() would
recompute the buffer length every time.
Merge remote branch 'oldmanuk/ubuntu-patches' into new_master
.gitignore for generated files
Exclude nonexistent debian/ path from EXTRA_DIST

Fixes make targets for distdir/distfile building
Stop accidental free of referenced FLAC vendor string

The libFLAC API is unclear about how it handles empty strings. The
original code assumed that empty string would be copied, when 'copy'
param of set_vendor_string was true, as indicated in the API docs.

Checking into the libFLAC source, when a string of length 0 is provided,
it will NOT be copied.  Therfore, free'ing empty string will cause a
SIGSEGV or worse when the FLAC API tries to read the vendor string.