Updated roadmap

Fixed.md

@@ -14,6 +14,9 @@ All editions
 	Improved EFI support (particularly on ASUS laptop) by upgrading grub
 	MDM slideshow, don't show bright colors there
 	MDM slideshow, black background
+	mint-X: add grey variation
+	mint-x: sharper window controls
+	updated translations
 
 Cinnamon Edition
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@@ -29,3 +32,4 @@ MATE Edition
 	atril, mate-dict and mate-color-selector should go in Accessories
 	epub support in atril
 	mate-terminal: transparency in default profile
+	mint-x: metacity-2 support

Postponed.md

@@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ Cinnamon
 		network applet https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-control-center/commit/panels/network?id=63756458b2de0d730763cc2acbd510659e4d00a5
 		regression, I can view the various wireless networks that are available and when I select one from the applet the Networking windows is opened. All networks are shown with a ‘play’ button (arrow). When I select a protected network (mine), symbol turns infinitely without connecting. http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=182608
 		Can the upstream fix maybe be included in Mint somehow? Commit at upstream Gnome is https://git.gnome.org/browse/network-manager-applet/commit/?id=c798c40c5dce3bc6d9b615621cefe59660b5a504.
+		When attempting to connect to a WPA/WPA2-Enterprise network using either the NetworkManager panel applet or Network Settings dialogue. Expected behavior is that a configuration dialogue for security settings (identity, password, CA cert, etc.) should pop up, allowing user to configure network. NM should then connect to the network. Actual behavior is that NM displays the “connecting to network” animation but never connects, pops up the security dialogue, or gives any error message (at least in the GUI). However, configuring the same WPA2 Enterprise connection through the “Connect to a Hidden Network” dialogue (i.e., manually) works as expected.
 
 	nemo:
 		if I press ALT+F2 and then enter “nemo ftp://ftp.mydomain.xyz” to access to my personal ftp server trough nemo, I’ll get a request of username and password: it’s OK. The problem is that if I select the option to remember forever the username and password, it will not have effect: if I reboot Linux Mint, the next time I’ll try to access my ftp trough nemo I’ll get the request of username e password. So… nemo doesn’t remember my credentials… it’s frustrating.

README.md

@@ -32,13 +32,7 @@ LMDE
 17.2
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 	common:
-		32-bit isolinux linux is one line short (have to scroll to see Boot from Hard Drive)
-		update rel notes and new features to talk about prime support
-		update translations
-		mint-X: add grey variation
-		mint-x: sharper window controls https://github.com/linuxmint/mint-themes/pull/74
-		gnome-calculator: huge context menu
+		[fixed] 32-bit isolinux linux is one line short (have to scroll to see Boot from Hard Drive)
 
 	Cinnamon:
-		When attempting to connect to a WPA/WPA2-Enterprise network using either the NetworkManager panel applet or Network Settings dialogue. Expected behavior is that a configuration dialogue for security settings (identity, password, CA cert, etc.) should pop up, allowing user to configure network. NM should then connect to the network. Actual behavior is that NM displays the “connecting to network” animation but never connects, pops up the security dialogue, or gives any error message (at least in the GUI). However, configuring the same WPA2 Enterprise connection through the “Connect to a Hidden Network” dialogue (i.e., manually) works as expected.
-		[Fixed] libgtkmm-2.4-1c2a is not in Cinnamon-64 post-install (it's there in the 32bit edition and in MATE 64) - This missing lib causes invisible menu options in VMware and custom themes.
+		[fixed] libgtkmm-2.4-1c2a is not in Cinnamon-64 post-install (it's there in the 32bit edition and in MATE 64) - This missing lib causes invisible menu options in VMware and custom themes.

Upstream.md

@@ -6,3 +6,5 @@ Upstream bugs
 	docky: cinnamon-settings shows a bluetooth icon in docky (docky scans /usr/share/application for Exec=processname.. in the case of cinnamon-settings, its first positive match is "Exec=cinnamon-settings bluetooth")
 
 	kdeenlive: missing german translations.
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+	gnome-calculator: huge context menu