second total so it doesn't just appear and disappear.

	Preparing for a fix to the nautilus-adapter process leaking when
	Nautilus is terminated by Ctrl-C, I cleaned up some of the code
	inside the adapter.

	Improved the warning you get when neither /etc/mnttab nor
	/proc/mounts can be opened.

	Fix bug 6888 (when I view a large image, it appears first at 100%,
	then zoomed to fit).

	Re-added part of the code to make components go away when the main
	program that is hosting them goes away. The X-window-based
	solution is not working as well as I had hoped, so I'm re-adding
	the 20-second-timeout-based solution.

	* components/adapter/nautilus-adapter-embed-strategy.c:
	(nautilus_adapter_embed_strategy_initialize_class),
	(nautilus_adapter_embed_strategy_get),
	(nautilus_adapter_embed_strategy_emit_open_location): Change the
	strategy new functions to use more-normal reference rules. The
	caller no longer expects them to "use up" a reference.

	* components/adapter/nautilus-adapter-control-embed-strategy.c:
	(nautilus_adapter_control_embed_strategy_destroy),
	(nautilus_adapter_control_embed_strategy_new): Don't keep a
	reference to the BonoboControl around after creating the frame.

	* components/adapter/nautilus-adapter-embeddable-embed-strategy.c:
	(nautilus_adapter_embeddable_embed_strategy_destroy),
	(nautilus_adapter_embeddable_embed_strategy_new): Don't keep a
	reference to the BonoboEmeddable around after creating the frame.

	* components/image-viewer/nautilus-image-view.c: (redraw_control),
	(scrolled_window_size_allocate_callback),
	(control_factory_common), (init_bonobo_image_generic_factory):
	Some name changes, and a fix so that we don't show the image first
	at 100%, and then shrink to fit. The downside is that this might
	be too hard-coded to the current behavior of Nautilus, but it's
	better than flashing every time you open an image.

	* components/services/trilobite/utils/.cvsignore: Ignore some
	files in this new directory.

	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-file-operations-progress.h:
	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-file-operations-progress.c:
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_update), (close_callback),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_destroy), (map_callback),
	(delete_event_callback),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_initialize),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_initialize_class),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_new),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_set_total),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_set_operation_string),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_new_file),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_clear),
	(nautilus_file_operations_progress_update_sizes),
	(delayed_close_callback), (nautilus_file_operations_progress_done):
	Did a lot of code cleanups throughout the file, and added a new
	call nautilus_file_operations_progress_done. Use this instead of
	gtk_object_destroy so that the window can linger long enough for
	the user to see it, if a copy was really fast.

	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-file-operations.c:
	(transfer_info_destroy), (parent_for_error_dialog),
	(create_transfer_dialog), (handle_transfer_ok),
	(handle_transfer_vfs_error): Change to use the new
	nautilus_file_operations_progress_done call instead of
	gtk_object_destroy when done with the progress dialog.

	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-icon-container.c:
	(nautilus_icon_container_update_scroll_region): Fix indentation.

	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-volume-monitor.c:
	(get_current_mount_list): Replace cryptic g_return_if_fail message
	with better-worded g_warning.

	* libnautilus/nautilus-view.c: (set_frame_callback),
	(widget_destroyed_callback),
	(nautilus_view_construct_from_bonobo_control): Re-added code to
	monitor the lifetime of the frame and self-destruct when the frame
	goes away. The X-window-based solution wasn't working 100%, and
	this solution does.

	* src/nautilus-sidebar.c: (toggle_sidebar_panel),
	(sidebar_for_each_sidebar_panel): Change object data key to use a
	prefix that includes the word "nautilus". Tweak code that builds
	the menu so that it always includes any panel that's displayed,
	even if the user level says it shouldn't be there.