Make snf-image-creator be the dialog-based program and snf-mkimage be
the command line one.

Check the presence of the winexe executable at runtime only if the
input media is a Windows system

Make it work with Windows Server 2012 R2. The format of
shrink querymax command has changed.

Add KMS client setup keys for Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1

In Linux when clearing out the account, remove the backup file:
/etc/shadow-

This allows us to add a Description field in register. This can be
used to update the DESCRIPTION image property

This can be used to perform various tests to determine if the media
is supported.

Add a new "Unsupported" os_type class. Images that get created from
unsupported media have the EXCLUDE_ALL_TASKS property enabled.

Conflicts:
	image_creator/version.py
	version

Make sure to state that the host system in the "Create a new image"
example is a Debian Wheezy system. Most of the things work in every
distro, but some commands (e.g. kvm) may have a different name or
a slightly different functionality.

The program would crash if no image properties were available and
the user chose "Edit properties" or "Delete Properties" in the
customization menu

Conflicts:
	image_creator/version.py
	version

Allow the characters that kamaki allows

Before shrinking a filesystem use the e2fsck -y if the underlined
guestfs library supports it.

Otherwise print a warning.

The fix was backported to version 1.16.11

--print-sysprep should be --print-syspreps

It used to be a function in util module

The machine hardware name fetched by `uname -m' should have been
stripped, and a --enable-kvm option should be added if the returned
executable was qemu-system-<arch>

If the media is windows and guestfs version is less than 1.17.18
raise a Fatal Error. The versions below this have a bug and
inspect_os will fail if the HKLM\SYSTEM\MountedDevices registry key
is missing. This key gets deleted by Microsoft Sysprep