Submitted by Nick Nauwelaerts <nick@nauwelaerts.net>.
Program to display the PHase of the mOON. Unlike other such programs,
which just tell you how long since first quarter or something like that,
phoon shows you the phase with a little picture.
Submitted by Nick Nauwelaerts <nick@nauwelaerts.net>.
mterm is a small X11 application that lets a user enter commands and
run them without opening a terminal. It can be withdrawn into the
dock/wharf/slit or run in windowed mode.
From ChangeLog:
o new settings net:socket-bind-ipv4 and net:socket-bind-ipv6 to bind
sockets to a specific address
o reget does not start transfer if not needed
o ssl:verify-certificate set to no by defaul
o fixed ~ handling in find and mirror
There's no accounting security left if konsole_granpty works on a ttyname
without corresponding rights on a fd.
So, the proper fix will involve figuring out where kprocess/kpty loses that
fd after running the command.
(The code in kde-current is substantially different, so this won't go in
unchanged)
- use konsole_grantpty to do the login/logout, so that only this program
needs to be setgid utmp.
- pass the ttyname to konsole_grantpty explicitly.
- use openpty to get the ttyname in a simple way.
- deactivate USE_LOGIN on OpenBSD, as login/logout must occur in grantpty.
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Submitted by Jose Nazario <jose@monkey.org>
Modified by todd@
This is the core development home for the tcllib standardized Tcl
library. This is a set of pure-Tcl extensions that you can use to
become even more productive with Tcl.
WWW: http://tcllib.sourcforge.net/doc/
autosaving, autofingering, new event script handling, contact meta data
saving, contact groups, log file utils, ^C handler, acknowledged message
sending, remote control via a FIFO, send and receive UTF-8 encoded
message, ASCII art mICQ logo, command aliases, tiny history
- don't install man pages manually, use Makefile target
- more manpages info, so don't install README files
- don't install icq protocol documentation as its usefullness to
the users is doubtful
From maintainer David Krause <openbsd@davidkrause.com>
