If the user tries to install an older version of a branded client
with shell extensions, and also install the 2.1 ownCloud client
side-by-side, both shell extensions DLLs will be registered and might
lead to both DLLs versions being loaded by exlorer, causing a system
crash.
Since we don't support both branded and non-branded shell extensions
to work at the same time, at least make sure to unregister any legacy
CLSID that could cause explorer to load the previous version DLL.
This script creates the Nemo plugin out of the Nautilus plugin.
Both are source compatible, but need to include the right modules
depending on the name of the file manager.
The script is called by cmake.
The bug seems to be in Windows when it upscales an smaller icon for
HiDPI displays. It works fine if we provide a 256x256 size in the
ico files.
Use the new square icons also used on OS X that removes the share badge
and instead has a share icon only for the OK state. This means that we
can also remove 3 icons and release 3 slots in the registry for
overlay icons (only the first few are actually loaded by explorer).
This also adds a script that uses ImageMagick to convert our SVG icons
to Windows ico files. Since ImageMagick seems to have issue doing
proper antialiasing with pixels on the edge of icons, this also
slightly scale the icons to leave 2px on each edge, out of its
logical 128px width.
... by replacing CONFIG by NO_MODULE option in find package
From the manual: "The CONFIG option may be used to skip Module mode
explicitly and switch to Config mode. It is synonymous to using
NO_MODULE."
OwnCloudFinderRequestManager::_shareMenuTitle was not retained anymore
after the FinderSync refactoring which would cause it to contain any
kind of garbage value for some reason.
Fix the issue by also enabling ARC for RequestManager.m.
We can't enable ARC for the whole project since Finder.h is included
by many .m files and it's not trivial to port to ARC.
Now that the client is pushing all changes of state, we don't need
to track the requested URLs anymore and risk that the way that we
reseted that list could leave a few entries in Finder's cache outdated.
We can remove the same code from other platforms in a later release,
a bit earlier than a week before beta1.
