OpenColorIO (OCIO) is a complete color management solution geared
towards motion picture production with an emphasis on visual effects
and computer animation. OCIO provides a straightforward and
consistent user experience across all supporting applications while
allowing for sophisticated back-end configuration options suitable
for high-end production usage. OCIO is compatible with the Academy
Color Encoding Specification (ACES) and is LUT-format agnostic,
supporting many popular formats.
ok landry@
- unbreak munin-check script and make it useful
- move a note of newsyslog.conf fragment for munin-node.log to README-main
- add missing { in README-server
- instructions about reducing disk I/O with rrdcached.
ok sthen@
See http://webkitgtk.org/2014/03/24/webkitgtk2.4.0-released.html. Note
that Webkit2 API is still broken, on OpenBSD(and FreeBSD) and this might
be the last release shipping the Webkit1 API.
Pass -DLOG_DISABLED=0 to CPPFLAGS to somewhat allow debugging.
Use the same ruby version on sparc64 as other archs now that they're
more reliable.
Remove some patches merged upstream, and add links to upstream bz for
most of the remaining patches.
Note: this needs gnu/usr.bin/binutils/include/opcode/i386.h r1.15 to
build. And gcc 4.8 (and python, ruby & perl :)
Built numerous times on amd64/ppc/sparc64 (broken at runtime on the last
two, but that's not a regression from 2.2..) and went in a bunch of
bulks.
- See http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.25/
- Fixes MFSA-2014-15->32 (except 21,24,25, not relevant to SM?)
- Remove enigmail subpackage, build goo & patches, will be
superseded by mail/enigmail,-seamonkey
- add an all-openbsd.js file to customize default preferences and
install it in defaults/pref/. Use it to set
extensions.autoDisableScopes to 3, so that extensions installed in
${LOCALBASE}/lib/mozilla/extensions/${APPID} are enabled by default.
- remove libffi patches, were merged upstream in #928390 and #928381
- See http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/24.4.0/releasenotes/
- Fixes MFSA-2014-15->17,26->32
- Remove enigmail subpackage, build goo & patches, will be
superseded by mail/enigmail,-main
- add an all-openbsd.js file to customize default preferences and
install it in defaults/pref/. Use it to set
extensions.autoDisableScopes to 3, so that extensions installed in
${LOCALBASE}/lib/mozilla/extensions/${APPID} are enabled by default.
- remove patch-mailnews_base_search_src_nsMsgSearchTerm_cpp, merged in
#885538
- See http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/28.0/releasenotes/
- Fixes MFSA 2014-15->32
- add an all-openbsd.js file to modify default preferences instead of
patching browser/app/profile/firefox.js like pigs. Install it in
browser/defaults/preferences/ so that it is effective by default for
newer profiles. Currently, we only use it to disable safebrowsing
feature..
- remove libffi patches, were merged upstream in #928390 and #928381
can use the "new" auto* build system decoupled from mozilla build system.
mail/enigmail,-main will replace mail/thunderbird,-enigmail (and
respectively, mail/enigmail,-seamonkey will replace
www/seamonkey,-enigmail) now that i've finally figured out how to
install systemwide extensions in ${LOCALBASE}/lib/mozilla/extensions/${APPID}
and how to automagically enable them.
Finally, we only build enigmail once...
ok aja@
