Submission by Kaashif Hymabaccus <kaashif AT kaashif DOT co DOT uk>, who
takes MAINTAINER, thanks!
ok bentley@
wmutils is a set of tools for X windows manipulation. Each tool only has
one purpose, to make it as flexible and reliable as possible. This
package includes tools to list, kill, move, teleport, focus and resize
windows, and more.
wmutils opt contains programs to move windows with the mouse, control
window borders, and view a window's events and title. These programs
rely on wmutils-core to be useful, but can be run without it if you have
another method of getting window IDs to operate on.
strict dependencies on libraries bundled with ghc, this builds fine
with both ghc-8.2 (in my tree, not yet committed) and ghc-8.0 (in
the current tree).
Tested against ghc-8.0 by jca@, thanks!
It may also build again on i386, but I still have to check this.
OK sthen@
sent by Thomas Frohwein, who also takes MAINTAINER (thanks!)
Notable port changes:
- jack audio disabled from build
- libsamplerate as ldepends
- prevent SDL from returning an error when built
without haptic support, this allows FNA based
games to work instead of dying
- x11window patch is no longer needed (upstreamed)
- modify SDL_GetPlatform to pretend we are Linux
which allows FNA based games to run before the
upstreamed change trickles down to released
games
"It doesn't seem to install anything that depends on sdl but it does build
things using the headers which fail if sdl is removed between configure and
build" -- sthen@
ok sthen@
when confronted with an empty line.
Reorg parsing to handle this properly.
While there, have the parsers display a name/line number for bogus lines
in stat files (most often produced by filesystem burps)
Switch back to using a combined distfile now it is available again.
Avoids problems fetching split distfiles from submodule repositories
reported by Thomas Frohwein.
- proper support of installurl(5) (empty lines, comments...)
- for patching:
- check for endianness issues (a LSB arch could only patch a LSB arch)
- some archs aren't patchable to add the install/upgrade file (bsd.rd
is stripped/gzipped): alpha, sparc64, hppa
upobsd is a ksh(1) script designed to download, verify and optionally patch
bsd.rd image.
upobsd will download bsd.rd image using ftp(1) from mirror defined in
installurl(5), will verify the downloaded file using signify(1) and local key
inside /etc/signify to ensure integrity, and optionally patch the image for
adding auto_install.conf or auto_upgrade.conf file to add support of offline
autoinstall(8).
requested by danj@, ok rsadowski@
Hanazono is a Ming-style Japanese font containing over 100,000 characters
defined in the ISO/IEC 10646 standard / the Unicode standard.
It is divided into two files:
- HanaMinA.ttf, containing:
- Non-kanji
- CJK Unified Ideographs (URO, URO+, Ext.A)
- CJK Compatibility Ideographs (with Supplement)
- Kanji chars defined in JIS X 0213:2004
- IVD (with base chars in SIP)
- Table of General Standard Chinese Characters
- HKSCS (Hong Kong Supplementary Character Set)
- CDP-EUDC
- HanaMinB.ttf, containing:
- CJK Unified Ideographs (Ext.B, Ext.C, Ext.D, Ext.E, Ext.F)
ok rsadowski@
ok awolk@
FreeSerf is a faithful clone of the simulation game The Settlers 1 aka
Serf City, a 4X game in similar vein to Populous and Sim City.
FreeSerf requires data files from the original game, either the DOS
version or the Amiga version, to function properly.
