MS-Windows. It allows you to load the 'vcgt'-tag of ICC profiles to
X-server (like MS-Windows or MacOS do) to calibrate your display.
from Mitja Muzenic (MAINTAINER)
some cleanup and ok merdely@
CONFIGURE_ENV/MODULES/USE_LIBTOOL already defined in xfce4.port.mk, now that
all ports in this directory use x11/xfce4 module.
Bump all PKGNAMEs.
ok ajacoutot@ on a previous diff
Convert it to use x11/xfce4 module.
Add a patch to make it use our net80211 API instead of the deprecated wi
API. Patches will be integrated in next upstream release.
Thanks pea at raveland dot org for testing on i386/amd64 with various devices.
ok ajacoutot@
* FFmpeg LIB_DEPENDS/WANTLIB changes
* remove bogus @bin marker in PLIST (wxvlc is a symlink)
* bump PKGNAME-main
* img_convert()/img_resample() based filters disabled due to FFmpeg
changes
feedback/ok brad@
define tgamma that'd compute natural logarithm of gamma function,
and not gamma function itself, therefore completely different values
e.g. parser 4! yields 3.178054 which is obviously wrong
though on vax this patch used to be right. :-)
tested by, and ok sthen@
Bump PKGNAMEs, regen PLISTs with @bin, fix licence markers, tidy up
LIB_DEPENDS/WANTLIB around, and while here remove an unneeded patch in
xfce4-xkb. The only remaining plugin to fix/update is xfce4-wavelan.
ok ajacoutot@.
While here convert it to use xfce4.port.mk, and fix licence marker.
Also, rename the package (remove the -plugin) for consistency with other
Xfce plugins, and add @conflict marker to ease the update.
Also remove xfce4-lua-graph, it is abandoned upstream since 2005 and no
release is planned to make it work with newer xfce.
Both were marked broken since some months, the only remaining broken one
is xfce4-wavelan, but a pending update will fix it.
No objection from ajacoutot@ and brad@
are already defined in Makefile.inc, and putting them in the module was a
bad idea.
While here, remove temporarly myself as MAINTAINER, this info will also end
up in Makefile.inc when all ports are converted to use the module, like
it's done for gnome.
Also, conditionally define DISTNAME for XFCE_PLUGIN case, it's needed by
verve-plugin.
Requested by, discussed with and ok ajacoutot@
* remove himself from MAINTAINER as per his request
* fixes data types to correct some compile time warnings
- regen PLIST while here
As a side note: thank you Dan for having maintained all those ports
> not spelling, of the following word; LGPL is pronounced Ell Gee
> Pee Ell so it's a vowel sound so it's "an").
> </grammarnazi> ;-)
>
> ok?
JAWOHL! jasper@
This will greatly help when updating to the upcoming 4.6. Also shrinks a lot
port Makefiles, which will be soon converted to use it.
This will also deprecate Makefile.inc.
feedback ajacoutot@ steven@, ok ajacoutot@
NX is an exciting new technology for remote display. It provides near
local speed application responsiveness over high latency, low bandwidth
links. The core libraries for NX are provided by NoMachine under the
GPL.
opennx is a LPGL implementation of the NX Client.
tweaks and ok bernd@
- fixes *many* null pointer deref, error handling failures, leaks,
use-after-free and double-free found by Coverity
- fixes some MPEG2 TS audio packet loss
- numerous security fixes in 0.8.6g
- fixes some memory leaks
Also: mark altivec FLAVOR as broken; ajacoutot reports that the
altivec-enabled binary fails to start.
ok ajacoutot
GVFS is a replacement for GnomeVFS, the GNOME Virtual File System
GVFS consists of two parts: a shared library which is loaded by
applications supporting GIO and GVFS itself, a collection of daemons
which communicate with each other and the GIO module over D-Bus. This
moves the virtual file systems out of client processes, contrary to
GnomeVFS, but somewhat similar to KIO.
GVFS will eventually replace gnome-vfs2, as more and more applications
are ported to use GIO. In the meantime it remains unlinked from the builds.
Earlier version of this port created while enjoying good beer at FOSDEM.
Quite some patches are already accepted upstream in the meantime.
Diff originally from Gleydson Soares <gsoares at gmail dot com>, who
also takes maintainership. Thanks! Tweaks from kili@ (the Makefile
nazi) and myself.
ok kili@
it makes more sense to add devhelp as run_depends for gnome-session and
leave it to the user to install it manually for other packages
"if you're as happy as a pig in poop, commit it" jasper@
* from openSUSE RPM: kmail-avoid-crash-on-startup.diff
* from KDE src repo:
don't crash after changing the layout and replying;
more guards against not yet set accounts;
don't crash when trying to create a subfolder of a calendar folder in
a new account
from brad@
Ekiga (formely known as GnomeMeeting) is an open source VoIP and video
conferencing application for GNOME. Ekiga uses both the H.323 and SIP
protocols. It supports many audio and video codecs, and is interoperable
with other SIP compliant software and also with Microsoft NetMeeting.
It still needs some love but having it in-tree will ease people testing.
Some things are known not to be working yet...
Network part was intensively tested using the H.323 protocol through an
OpenBSD gnugk proxy, with Ekiga running OpenBSD/amd64 and a Polycom v500 as
endpoints.
this applet will only work if we run with securelevel -1 (and start another
X server). as found out by ajacoutot@ and confirmed by matthieu@
ok ajacoutot@
The goal of DeskbarApplet is to provide an omnipresent versatile search
interface. By typing search terms into the deskbar entry in your panel
you are presented with the search results as you type.
Seaches are handled by a series of plugins. DeskbarApplet provides a
simple interface to manage these plugins to provide you with the search
results that fit your needs.
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
py-gnome-extras (also known as gnome-python-extras) is a set of bindings
for the GNOME platform libraries. It extends py-gnome with bindings for
several libraries.
Currently covered parts are:
- gtkhtml2
- gtkmozembed
- gtkspell
- gdl
..etc
based on an older port by landry@
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
py-gnome-desktop (also known as gnome-python-desktop) provides python
interfacing modules for some GNOME libraries part of the GNOME Desktop.
- gnomeapplet
- gnomeprint
- gnomeprint.ui
- wnck
- totem.plparser
..etc
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
Totem is the official movie player of the GNOME desktop environment
based on xine-lib or GStreamer. It features a playlist, a full-screen
mode, seek and volume controls, as well as keyboard navigation.
Available flavor:
xine - Use xine backend instead of GStreamer
loosely based on an older port from jasper@
ok jasper@
gnome-keyring-query has the capability to store and retrieve simple
name/passphrase pairs in the default keyring. Unlike applications like
Nautilus and Evolution, no additional fields are stored, with the
exception of a 'magic' field to distinguish keys created by
gnome-keyring-query from those created by other applications.
'yeah!' ajacoutot@
from vlc subversion via Alexey Suslikov.
- use jack_client_connect() instead of jack_client_new() so multiple
instances of vlc can connect to jackd concurrently. problem reported
by Alexey Suslikov.
VNC server for the GNOME desktop that allows one to control their
desktop from remote using the RFB protocol.
(ipv6 is disabled for the moment)
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
Vinagre is a VNC Client for the GNOME Desktop. Its features include:
* You can connect to several machines at the same time, we like tabs
* You can keep track of your most used connections, we like favorites
* You can keep track of your recently used connections, we like GtkRecent
ok ajacoutot@
gtk-vnc provides a core library written in C, using coroutines to allow
it to be completely asynchronous while remaining single threaded. A
wrapper library using PyGTK provides access to the widget functionality
from Python. Two example programs illustrate use of the widget by
re-implementing the traditional 'vncviewer' in a few 10's of lines of
code.
ok ajacoutot@
The GNOME Keyring Manager is an application for managing keyrings, in
which any kind of sensitive information can be kept, mainly passwords.
The default window shows 'default' keyrings with their stored items, and
allows addition, removal and edition.
Secrets can be copied using drag and drop, and can also be moved between
different keyrings. The manager also has creation, opening and
lock/unlock features.
ok ajacoutot@
this should fix authentication to network shares under Nautilus; it's a
temporary workaround until the Nautilus issue is found and fixed
"go for it!" jasper@
size and xonix segfaults. (Apologies to anyone who was using this
dwm behaviour as a way to keep them from getting addicted...)
ok Jim Razmus (maintainer) with a suggestion to use xprop to find
the Class rather than the window title (as my original diff had).
Also thanks to deanna@ for suggestions with the segfault.
the installed headers, rather than the port build directory.
Remove configure.in patch ; obsoleted by a similar change to
tclConfig.sh in lang/tcl/8.5
From Stuart Cassoff (maintainer), ok deanna
Highlights of Tk 8.5
* New modern theming engine: New and complementary widgets
that make use of platform-specific theming on Mac OS X and
Windows to better fit in with those environments, and
feature an improved look and feel under X11.
* New widgets: Part of the themed widget set, Tk now has
core notebook, combobox, treeview and progressbar widgets.
* text widget: Smooth scrolling, widget peering, and
improved procedures for counting and replacing text.
* Font rendering: Now uses anti-aliased text under X11, and
a more modern text engine (ATSUI) on Mac OS X.
* Additional improvements: Window transparency, new
fullscreen option for windows, enhancements to specific
widgets and window layout, and more.
from Stuart Cassoff (MAINTAINER)
ok steven@
