mugshot.desktop CC0-1.0 GPL-3.0+ Mugshot <_summary>Lightweight user configuration <_p> Mugshot enables users to easily update personal contact information. With Mugshot, users are able to:

<_li>Set the account photo displayed at login and optionally synchronize this photo with their Pidgin buddy icon <_li>Set account details stored in /etc/passwd (usable with the finger command) and optionally synchronize with their LibreOffice contact information

http://screenshots.smdavis.us/mugshot/mugshot.png http://screenshots.smdavis.us/mugshot/mugshot-pidgin-sync.png https://launchpad.net/mugshot/ https://bugs.launchpad.net/mugshot/ http://wiki.smdavis.us/doku.php?id=mugshot-docs smd-seandavis@ubuntu.com mugshot <_p>This development release restores camera dialog functionality that with recent software versions. <_p>This development release fixes a large number of bugs from previous releases. User properties that cannot be edited are now restricted to administrative users. <_p>This development release upgrades the camera dialog to use Cheese and Clutter to display and capture the camera feed. <_p>This stable release improves Mugshot functionality for LDAP users, and includes the latest SudoDialog, improving the appearance and usability of the password dialog. <_p>This stable release improves the user configuration (chfn) backend and prevents Mugshot from locking up. Mugshot also no longer depends on AccountsService, but can leverage it to better support some systems. A critical bug that prevented some users from starting Mugshot was also addressed. <_p>This stable release improved AccountsService functionality and overall usability. Users without admin rights can no longer attempt to change their name, and initials are automatically populated when the name is entered. <_p>This stable release fixed a crash that occured when saving user details in a non-English locale. This release also included an updated translation template and new translations. <_p>This stable release fixed several bugs related to profile image management, introduced an improved password dialog, and transitioned to using GLib to more reliably determine user and environment settings. <_p>The first stable release introduced simplified packaging, replaced the Help functionality with the online help documents, and transitioned to using Python 3.