The Eina library is a library that implemente an API for data types in
an efficient way. It also provides some useful tools like opening shared
libraries, errors management, type conversion, time accounting and
memory pool.
with feedback and tweaks by me.
committing on behalf of laurent@
This is the start of some basic convenience wrappers around dbus
to ease integrating dbus with EFL based applications.
When using e_dbus, direct use of the low level dbus api is still
heavily required for processing messages.
with feedback and tweaks by me.
committing on behalf of laurent@
GNOME Development Monitor is a simple graphical tool to follow the the
development activity of projects hosted on the GNOME infrastructure.
By analysis of commit records (for the last N days) it is able to
generate and display the following informations:
* Planet GNOME.
* Aggregate statistics, like GNOME Commit digest
(http://blogs.gnome.org/commitdigest/).
* For each project:
* Changes to NEWS.
* Changes to ChangeLog.
* Easy viewing of the commit log.
* New patches in bugzilla.
WARNING: this project is still very young and a WIP.
some comments and ok jasper@
toprump is a modified version of the top command included with OpenBSD.
Added features include an ASCII CPU utilisation graph; the ability to
highlight (make bold) a users' processes; and an inverse username
filter. Plus other modifications.
- add sndio audio to mp3blaster and splay programs
- implement nmixer as a generic midi volume controller, that defaults to
using the aucat:0 midi device
- stop using multiple threads for mpeg decoding. they are poorly
implmented, just spinning and using all available cpu cycles
with feedback from naddy@ and ratchov@
-add sndio audio and midi support, drop OSS audio support
- take maintainership
maintainer change suggested by grange@ (former maintainer), ok ratchov@
This module provides a Perl interface to the C library libusb. This
library supports a relatively full set of functionality to access a USB
device. In addition to the libusb, functioality, Device::USB provides a
few convenience features that are intended to produce a more Perl-ish
interface.
with help from landry@ to unfuck it's LIBS handling.
* no need to depend on foomatic-filters because hpcups uses its own cups
raster and hpijs uses the bundled foomatic-rip-hplip.
* move foomatic-rip-hplip into the -hplip subpackage because it is only
used there.
Bump and add conflict marker accordingly.
