Install the README and add instructions on how to configure it if using
a web server chrooted into /var/www. While here also fix the PLIST: use
@mode 750 for monica/boostrap/cache/ and don't mark package.php and
services.php as executables.
diff from Aisha (maintainer) with input from sthen@ and me.
- Use CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS instead of CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS and CMAKE_C_FLAGS.
- Use MODCMAKE_LDFLAGS instead of CMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS
- Fix broken builds with CMake 3.23
Monica is a personal CRM designed to help remember everything about
friends, family and business relationships. It provides a web UI,
designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind, while allowing
users to organize and track of interactions and important events
with their contacts.
MAINTAINER = Aisha Tammy <openbsd@aisha.cc>
ok sthen@
or strongly suspected to support at least 8.0. (7.4 is currently on security
support only, and that finishes in November, so I intend to switch the "ports
default" version to 8.0).
some of these ports _may_ work with 8.0 already, some have pull requests or
support in newer upstream code (not always in a release), others definitely
need 7.4.
Comment:
Akonadi calendar application
Description:
Kalendar is a calendar application that allows you to manage your tasks and
events. Kalendar supports both local calendars as well as a multitude of online
calendars:
- CalDAV calendars (e.g. Nextcloud)
- Google calendars
- Exchange calendars
- iCal calendar files (.ics)
- iCal calendar folders
- Kolab groupware servers
- Open-Xchange groupware servers
Maintainer: Rafael Sadowski <rsadowski@openbsd.org>
WWW: https://apps.kde.org/kalendar/
Tweak and OK kn@
Remove the webkit/webengine-wxneeded hack in cmComputeLinkInformation.cxx
and add USE_WXNEEDED=Yes to all cmake webkit/webengine consumer.
Background knowledge about the "hack":
It searches for webkit/webengine (lower-case search) in all link-entries for
EXECUTABLE/SHARED_LIBRARY targets. If the search match it adds
"-Wl,-z,wxneeded".
Feedback, help and OK sthen@ Thanks!
Jrnlc is a opinionated command line application to take notes likes a
journal similar to jrnl. You can take notes by entering them on the
command line or providing them from a file to jrnlc's standard input.
It supports full encryption of the journal, so that your notes remain
secret.
Ported by Matthias Schmidt, who takes MAINTAINER. Thank you!
With help/suggestions from sthen@ and me.
ok rsadowski@
Changes in 0.74.3:
* Fix issue with broken links on move page
* Fix bug in copy-paste
* Fix bug on move page for existing textbuffer
* Fix bug with saving of notebook editable state
* Fix for error while loading plugins
* Fix issue with stray unicode character
* Fix issue to allow relative document root
* Fix hack for rendering sourceview blocks
* Add mnemonic keys to open sidepane tabs
* Add links and screenshot to macOS app & update README information
* Improve inline rendering of equations & make image DPI confingurable
* Add box drawing characters to symbols list
* Scroll on moving lines with linesorter plugin
* Move floating table of contents to overlay layer
Changes in 0.74.2:
* Let Toolbar plugin also remove window decoration
* Fix execution of custom tools from Toolbar
* Add plugin "view" items to Toolbar plugin
* Make drag&drop optional in the pageindex
* Add option to toggle tooltips for index panes
* Fix Zeitgeist plugin to work with Gtk3 branch
* Improve dialog feedback for invalid input
* Fix error on cancel insert dialog
* Let exceptions not block search
* Make page parser robust for empty files
Changes in 0.74.1:
* Add preference to hide edit bar
* Add separate parameter for wrapped lines linespacing
* Fix behavior of copying images on copy-paste
* Fix export of anchors to make valid HTML tags
* Fix storing of uistate for window panes
* Fix issues for "file:/path" file URIs
* Fix bug in "copy link"
* Make clipboard handling robust for non-local file URI
* Fix issue with escaping in find input
* Fix behavior of TrashDialog on error
* Remove string literal formatting syntax
Patch by Caspar Schutijser, thank you!
benno@ (maintainer): I'm fine with it
Input OK rsadowski
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KTimeTracker helps you track your personal time spent on various
tasks and projects.
It is useful for tracking billable hours and can report the hours
logged by task and day.
With KTimeTracker, you can organize a broken-down project as subtasks
with unlimited nesting. The standard keyboard and mouse shortcuts are
simple and make the tool really comfortable and intuitive to use.
Comment:
KDE framework for collecting user feedback
Description:
Framework for collecting feedback from application users via telemetry and
targeted surveys.
- Telemetry
Extensible set of data sources for telemetry. Full control for the
user on what data to contribute.
- Surveys
Distribute surveys and offer users to participate in them.
Survey targeting based on telemetry data. Allow the user to configure
how often they want to participate in surveys.
- Components
Libraries for use in applications.
QML bindings for the above.
A server application.
A management and analytics application.
Maintainer: Rafael Sadowski <rsadowski@openbsd.org>
WWW: https://github.com/KDE/kuserfeedback
Tweak and OK sthen@ Thanks!
all consumers were packaged and installed on amd64 by me; all python2
syntax in consumers appears to have been updated at this point making
it possible to move to the 4.x series.
lang/ghc bits look ok to gnezdo@
ok sthen@ on the rest
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