Blam – a simple feed reader for Linux

This release is very minor and has problems with actually selecting the right dbus variant, so an update isn't much to anybody.

Context menu on the tray icon.
Support channel groups (1-deep (for now) folders). (Bug 166468)
Move channels into, out of, and between groups with Drag-and-Drop.
Fix the bug which sometimes lost your channel data. (Bug 346553)
Make a distinction between old and new unread entries.
Use icons to make the above distriction. (Bug 156226)
Mark an entry read if needed when we update a feed and the item has already been read in another feed. (Bug 149154)
Install the debug symbols, since it doesn't take much space.

Use WebKit instead of Gecko as the rendering engine. Many thanks to Alp Toker for this.
Printing finally works.
Use the RSSFeed library instead of RSS.NET.
No more crashes whilst updating feeds. (see? that's positive thinking
No crashes when the clipboard is empty.
The feed name column resizes when a name is shortened.
The read/unread posts column is aligned to the right. (Bug#321344)
The feed name is ellipsized when needed. (Bug#153566)
Register with the GNOME session (this means it will get restarted if it was running when you logged out if you chose that option).
Add option to refresh all feeds on startup. (Bug#344853)
Add option to mark all posts as read.
Right-click menu to copy the link's address or open in in the browser. (Bug#155374)

Use NDesk's D-Bus library.
Upated translations thanks to the wonderful GNOME translation team.
Proper use of the new icons.
Mark entries read after a timeout.
Always show the tray icon.
Minimise to the system tray when ESC is pressed or the window is closed with the X button.
Check to see if the clipboard contains a valid URL before pasting it.
Use a nicer file selection dialog.

HTTP authentication.
Ignoring SSL certificate errors (upon request).
Partial support for Atom 1.0.
Open links with target="_blank".
Relative links work.
Theme setting (and the program) works for first-time users (broken in previous release).
RSS feeds with <content:encoded> work.
The clipboard's content appears as the feed's address by default.
Appear with the name 'blam' in process listings.

RSS Reader