Bumped version to 0.9

README.rst

@@ -135,16 +135,16 @@ you to have your key signed by others running the application in client
 mode.
 
 Once you've fired up the application, you can see a list of your private keys.
-Select one and click "Next".
+Select one and the application will advance to the next stage.
 
-You will see the details of the key you've selected.  You can revise 
-your selected and click "Back".  If you are happy with the key you have 
-selected, click "Next".  This will cause the key's availability to be 
-published on the local network.  Also, a HTTP server will be spawned in 
-order to enable others to download your key.  You also notice a bar 
-code.  For now, it encodes the fingerprint of the key you have selected.
+You will see the details of the key you've selected.
+If you are happy with the key you have selected, click "Next".  
+This will cause the key's availability to be published on the local network.
+Also, a HTTP server will be spawned in order to enable others to download
+your key.  In order for others to find you, the app displays both
+a string identifying your key and a bar code.
 
-Either share the fingerprint or the bar code with someone who wants to 
+Either share the string or the bar code with someone who wants to
 sign your key.
 
 
@@ -153,10 +153,10 @@ Client side
 
 Here, the client side is described. This is to sign someone's key.
 
-If you select the "Get Key" Tab, you can either enter a key's 
-fingerprint manually or scan a bar code.  If you meet someone who has 
-the server side of the application running, you can scan the bar code
-present at the other party.
+You are presented with feed of your camera and an entry field to
+type in a string.  If you meet someone who has the server side of
+the application running, you can scan the bar code present at the
+other party.
 
 After you either typed a fingerprint or scanned a bar code, the program
 will look for the relevant key on your local network.  Note that you've

RELEASE_NOTES

 GNOME Keysign is a tool to make signing OpenPGP keys as easy as possible.
-This is the v0.8 release which fixes a few bugs and adds a gpgme based
-gpg library.
+This is the v0.9 release which makes use of Glade based widgets and fixes
+a few important bugs.
 
-The project location also changed to
+You can get the app from:
             
             https://github.com/GNOME-Keysign/gnome-keysign/
 
 Changes
 ==========
 
- * Show a window with a stacktrace if an exception is not caught
- * Added gpgmh which wraps both monkeysign and gpgme
- * Dynamically construct static widgets
- * The fullscreen QR code can now be moved to another screen by pressing
-   the left or right key
- * The keyserver module can now be called directly to serve a given key
- * Made the Keyserver poll more often to detect shutdowns earlier
+ * Widgets are now loaded from Glade files instead of
+   created from Python code
+ 
+ * The key downloader returns bytes rather than strings
+ * Keyserver: Now using application/pgp-keys as MIME type
+
+ * Barcode scanner: Removed GStreamer<1.6 compatibility
+ * Barcode scanner: Moved to gtksink for reducing code
+   and increasing compatibility with running in a VM
+ * Barcode scanner: Moved to autovideosrc
+ * Barcode scanner: Stopped logging every single message
+ 
+ * ScalingImage: Respecting the height when calculating the scale
+ 
+ * KeysPage: Renamed signals to match Gtk convention more closely
+ 
  * Make it find the relevant key faster by ordering the list
    of servers before attempting to download
 
@@ -23,5 +32,5 @@ Changes
 Resources
 =========
 
-Download: https://github.com/GNOME-Keysign/gnome-keysign/archive/0.8.tar.gz
+Download: https://github.com/GNOME-Keysign/gnome-keysign/archive/0.9.tar.gz
 Web site: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeKeysign

keysign/_version.py

 #!/usr/bin/env python
-__version__ = '0.8'
+__version__ = '0.9'