GNOME Video Arcade 0.8.4
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        Released August 26, 2015

        Been awhile!  This is just a bug fix release mainly to repair
        deterioration caused by backward-incompatible changes in recent
        releases of MAME and GTK3.

        What's New
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        * The music feature on the Properties window is gone.
          GVA was streaming the music from arcade-history.com, but
          the website no longer (openly) serves those music files.
          I suppose this was bound to happen but it was neat while
          it lasted.  (GStreamer is no longer a build requirement.)
        * Also removed the empty Gallery tab from the Properties
          window.  This was a placeholder for a feature that never
          happened.
        * Dropped support for XMAME.  Remember XMAME?  Me neither.

        Bugs Fixed
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        GNOME #704632: Switch from gnome-doc-utils to yelp-tools
                       (reported and patched by Jeremy Bicha)
        GNOME #704811: All available games are shown as favourite
                       (reported by Gioele Barabucci)
        GNOME #704860: Screensaver is not properly inhibited
                       (reported by Gioele Barabucci)
        GNOME #748667: Adapt to new sound options in MAME >= 0.154
                       (reported and patched by Emmanuel Kasper)
        GNOME #752266: Rename /game/machine/ since 0.163
                       (reported by Fabrice Bellet)

        New Translations
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        Bosnian (Samir Ribic)
        Greek (Dimitris Spingos)
        Serbian (Мирослав Николић)

        Updated Translations
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        Brazilian Portuguese (Rafael Ferreira)
        Chinese [simplified] (Wylmer Wang)
        Czech (Marek Černocký)
        French (Bruno Brouard)
        Galician (Fran Diéguez)
        Polish (Piotr Drąg)
        Slovenian (Matej Urbančič)
        Spanish (Daniel Mustieles)
        Swedish (Josef Andersson and Daniel Nylander)
        Turkish (Muhammet Kara)