into share/control-center-2.0/capplets so xscreensaver-gtk2 needs to
own share/control-center-2.0/capplets, not the other way around.
Noticed by naddy@
but they pretend that they do and run the sk utilities anyway.
So we pretend to run them :).
Fixes the scrollkeeper gunk appearing under under /usr/local/var as pointed
out by naddy@ (not to mention the *very* slow fake times).
--
The GNOMECanvas library provides a number of features:
- Image loading facilities.
- Rendering of a GdkPixBuf into various formats:
drawables (windows, pixmaps), GdkRGB buffers.
- A cache interface
From marcm for gnome2
--
Gnome-terminal is a terminal emulator program that is part of the GNOME
project. Gnome-terminal supports color displays and provides mouse support
to applications that are aware of mouse events for xterm-like terminals.
From marcm for gnome2
--
This package contains the following:
* the GNOME session manager
* the GNOME session manager configuration program and several other
session management related utilities.
* the GNOME session manager proxy, which handles basic session
management for applications that do not support XSM.
From marcm for gnome2
--
This package contains the GNOME panel which the area on your desktop
from which you can run applications and applets, and perform other
tasks.
The libpanel-applet library is also in this package. This library allows
one to develop small applications which may be embedded in the panel.
These are called applets. Several applets are also supplied - the
Workspace Switcher, the Window List, the Inbox Monitor, the Clock and
the infamous 'Wanda the Fish'.
From marcm for gnome2
--
Nautilus is the official file manager for the GNOME desktop.
It is designed to be primarly a file manager, but there are
support for web and file viewing too.
For more information about nautilus, visit:
WWW: http://www.gnome.org/projects/nautilus/
From marcm for gnome2
--
The librsvg library is a lightweight library for parsing and rendering
vector-graphic files in SVG format (like the ones made by sodipodi). It also
includes functions that render anti-aliased fonts using freetype, including
caching of glyphs. It's used by Nautilus for drawing vector icons and
anti-aliased type.
From marcm for gnome2
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GtkHTML is a lightweight HTML rendering/printing/editing engine.
It was originally based on KHTMLW, part of the KDE project, but is
now being developed independently.
From marcm for gnome2
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Bonobo is a set of language and system independant CORBA interfaces
for creating reusable components, controls and creating compound
documents.
From marcm for gnome2
--
The Eazel Extensions Library is a collection of widgets and extensions
to many modules of the GNOME platform. These widgets and extensions
were developed by hackers working on Nautilus. For the duration of
the Nautilus 1.0 development cycle, the code was internal to Nautilus
and its components.
From marcm for gnome2
--
This package contains the libgnome-desktop library as well as GNOME's
.desktop files, the gnome-about program, some manpages and GNOME's
core graphics files and icons.
From marcm for gnome2
really use scrollkeeper anyway.
Also add support for local a XML catalog file so the new scrollkeeper
doesn't go off on the 'net to find the DTDs it needs.
ok nino@
* Moves the dynamic fontmap directory to /var/db/gnome/gnome-print (from
/etc/gnome/gnome-print).
* Updates the system fontmap on pkg install, not during build.
* Addes a fix for Alpha
ok nino@
The Bonobo Configuration System (BCS) consists of several parts.
An API to access configuration data, a database to store configuration
values in XML format and a system to visualise and edit configuration
data. The whole system is built on top of bonobo and ORBit (CORBA).
Submitted by Marc Matteo <marcm@lectroid.net>, with additional
polishing from me.
Bonobo is the GNOME foundation for writing and implementing reusable
software Components. Components are pieces of software that provide
a well-defined interface and are designed to be used in cooperation
with other components. In the Bonobo universe, CORBA is used as
the communication layer that binds components together.
Submitted by Marc Matteo <marcm@lectroid.net>.
Gnome-print is a high-quality printing framework for GNOME.
Gnome-print implements:
* device-independent printing API, modelled loosely after
PostScript language.
* font abstraction that allows device-independent text
display (within reasonable limits).
* powerful configuration engine, dealing with all levels
of output pipeline set of actual printer drivers
(PostScript, PDF, fax).
* print preview widget.
* printer selector widget.
Originally created by yours truly, the port received additional
patches from Marc Matteo <marcm@lectroid.net> who also will maintain
it in the future.
Ok naddy@.
* handle multiple activations better, don't crash on a badly formed
config file, fix evolution hang on startup on FreeBSD, portability
fixes, robustness fixes.
Ok naddy@, with additional testing by fries@.
* man pages, fix compilation with db1 (to some degree at least), fix
crashes in gtk-xmhtml (for help browser), mem leaks plugged in
gnome-mime, compiler/warning fixes, better multibyte handling in zvt,
report mousewheel events correctly to apps in zvt, fix crashes in
gnome-mdi, work with KDE session management, plus more.
Ok naddy@, with additional testing by fries@.
* many fixes to session management, translucent panel, fixes for crashes
in panel on startup, screenshot functionality added, support multiple
mailboxes in mailcheck applet, support multiline output from imap
servers in mailcheck applet, compile/warning/robustness fixes, multibyte
support in gnome-terminal, copy menu item added in gnome-terminal, fixes
for underlining of urls in gnome-terminal, paste the clipboard - not the
selection in gnome-terminal, disable remote browsing in
gnome-help-browser, fix crashes in help-browser, fix leaks in the panel,
fix crashes in the panel when running programs in a terminal from the
run dialog, plus a lot of other minor fixes.
Ok naddy@, with additional testing by fries@.
* sort themes case-insensitively, select newly installed theme by
default, portability/compile/warning fixes, let sound-capplet restore
gmix mixer levels at startup, fix crash in theme-switcher on Solaris,
crash in theme-switcher on all platforms, don't truncate Debian name
in the splash screen.
Ok naddy@, with additional testing by fries@.
* man pages, make gtik use gnome-vfs, fix crashes in gtik, fix gtik font
selection dialog, made gnotes more robust, better multibyte handling in
gnotes, gkb remembers its configuration, make timezone handling work in
asclock (needs xearth)
Ok naddy@, with additional testing by fries@.
* portability fixes, fixes for FTP directory loading, detect Koffice
MIME-types, random crash and leak fixes, SSL and https support, fix NFS
method, fix buffer overflow, nntp module.
Ok naddy@, with additional testing by fries@.
* Portability fixes
* Added and updated translation
* Bugfixes for the gtik, mini-commander, multiload and slashapp applets
* New theme for the clockmail applet
(note that we can't write libgtop-*-!gnome as a pkgcfl, but it doesn't
matter, because the check is done at gnome-libs-* install time, at which
point libgtop-*-gnome is definitely not going to be around yet).
Thanks to naddy@ for setting me straight.
* Take care to set a sane PATH.
* Add set -e
* Copy example files into ${PREFIX}/share/examples/PORTNAME.
* Replace PKGNAME with P_NAME in INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts, unclear
since it already exists in the Makefile with a different value.
* Change output of INSTALL/DEINSTALL to be more like other scripts
found in the tree(suggested by heko@).
* Print correct names in DEINSTALL scripts(spotted by
Aleksander Piotrowski <alek@piestrak.waw.pl>)
From maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
* Take care to set a sane PATH.
* Add set -e
* Copy example files into ${PREFIX}/share/examples/PORTNAME.
* Replace PKGNAME with P_NAME in INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts, unclear
since it already exists in the Makefile with a different value.
* Change output of INSTALL/DEINSTALL to be more like other scripts
found in the tree(suggested by heko@).
* Move scrollkeeper stuff into PLIST
From maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
* Don't assume a specific depth for prefix and don't hardcode sysconfdir either.
* Move scrollkeeper stuff into PLIST
From maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
* Take care to set a sane PATH.
* Add set -e
* Copy example files into ${PREFIX}/share/examples/PORTNAME.
* Replace PKGNAME with P_NAME in INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts, unclear
since it already exists in the Makefile with a different value.
* Change output of INSTALL/DEINSTALL to be more like other scripts
found in the tree (suggested by heko@).
* Move scrollkeeper-update stuff to PLIST
* Remove non-owned entries from PLIST
Submitted by maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
* Take care to set a sane PATH.
* Add set -e
* Copy example files into ${PREFIX}/share/examples/PORTNAME.
* Replace PKGNAME with P_NAME in INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts, unclear
since it already exists in the Makefile with a different value.
* Change output of INSTALL/DEINSTALL to be more like other scripts
found in the tree(suggested by heko@).
* add missing bzip2 dependency (spotted by heko@)
* fix error in install invocation in INSTALL.
* remove un-needed entries from PLIST (spotted by heko@)
* Install missing configuration file
Submitted by maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
* Take care to set a sane PATH.
* Add set -e
* Copy example files into ${PREFIX}/share/examples/PORTNAME.
* Replace PKGNAME with P_NAME in INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts, unclear
since it already exists in the Makefile with a different value.
* Change output of INSTALL/DEINSTALL to be more like other scripts
found in the tree(suggested by heko@).
* Fix PLIST, remove unneeded entry and actually remove the example
configuration files.
Submitted by maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
* Take care to set a sane PATH.
* Add set -e
* Copy example files into ${PREFIX}/share/examples/PORTNAME.
* Replace PKGNAME with P_NAME in INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts, unclear
since it already exists in the Makefile with a different value.
* Change output of INSTALL/DEINSTALL to be more like other scripts
found in the tree(suggested by heko@).
Submitted by maintainer Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com>.
