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This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name): This release contains contributions from (alphabetically by first name):
- Alf Gaida - Alf Gaida
- aliveafter1000 - aliveafter1000
- Arnaud Ferraris
- Caio Carvalho - Caio Carvalho
- Collabora LTD
- Kevin Kofler - Kevin Kofler
- Philip Mueller - Philip Mueller
- Scott Harvey - Scott Harvey
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and Calamares no longer reserves 2GiB of space in calculations for internal and Calamares no longer reserves 2GiB of space in calculations for internal
use (this means that it no longer mysteriously drops swap when the disk use (this means that it no longer mysteriously drops swap when the disk
size is close to the required installation size). size is close to the required installation size).
* The name of the type of default filesystem (e.g. ext4 or btrfs) is now handled
case- and localization-insensitively. This means that *btrfs* is now always
an acceptable spelling.
* The currently-selected disk device is remembered between manual partitioning
and the partitioning-overview pages. (Thanks to Arnaud)
* The *keyboard* module now handles the (bogus) Austrian keymap for * The *keyboard* module now handles the (bogus) Austrian keymap for
the system console properly. the system console properly. (Thanks to Kevin)
* The *preservefiles* module now has a mechanism for setting the permissions * The *preservefiles* module now has a mechanism for setting the permissions
(and ownership) of preserved files. (and ownership) of preserved files. (Thanks to Scott)
* New module *fsresizer* can be used to resize filesystems. It is intended * New module *fsresizer* can be used to resize filesystems. It is intended
for use in OEM installs where an image of fixed size is created, for use in OEM installs where an image of fixed size is created,
and then sized to the actual SD card the user has used. and then sized to the actual SD card the user has used.