* share/apps => share/apps.kde3
* share/doc/HTML => share/doc/HTML.kde3
This is a part of KDE3/4 deconflicting work.
Build tested in a bulk by landry@, also sat over a week on ports@.
Run-time tested with some KDE3 apps, including KMail, taxipilot, yakuake...
"do it" landry@
toad(8) (Toad Opens All Devices) is a utility meant to be started from
the OpenBSD hotplugd(8) attach and detach scripts. It will try to mount
all partitions found on the device under /run/media/username/device.
Where username is the active user login name and device is the type of
the device: usb or cd, followed by its number (from 0 to 9).
This follows the udev hierarchy in Linux which allows interaction with
GLib/GIO's GUnixMount.
That means it interacts natively with file managers like Thunar and
Nautilus (where you can directly unmount/eject devices).
It comes with toadd(8), a small daemon that will detect the insertion of
a medium in the optical drives of the machine by periodically reading
their disklabel(8) (every 8 seconds) and call toad(8) with the attach or
detach argument respectively.
NOTE: this is somewhat still a WIP and a moving target for sure
ok jasper@
- use --enable-deprecated instead of passing -DENABLE_DEPRECATED via the
configure env, and add a comment explaining that it is about
deprecated featureset (the linux implem now uses logind APIs for
suspend/hibernate calls), nothing related to the G*DEPRECATED macros.
From ajacoutot@, also prodded by giovanni@ a while ago.
- backport upstream 7933b0e55234fca86809dad1dee53f0d8e2b96ec,
g_type_init() is deprecated with glib 2.36.
- use g_thread_try_new instead of deprecated g_thread_create (prodded by
ajacoutot@ too)
- include config.h in up-backend.h to reach ENABLE_DEPRECATED #define
The two last patches reported upstream in bug #70071
- Recognize a battery not being present (and reset various metrics accordingly)
- Recognize a fully charged battery
as discussed with and OK landry@ (MAINTAINER), aja@
instead. It is just too hard to maintain a coherent list of still
reachable homepages for GNOME projects so use wiki.gnome.org which is
the entry point for *all* GNOME apps.