where tracks are represented as files and, when copied from the
folder, are digitally extracted from the CD. This ensures a perfect
copy of the audio data.
Akonadi is a PIM layer, which provides an asynchronous API to access all kind
of PIM data (e.g. mails, contacts, events, todos etc.).
It consists of several processes (generally called the Akonadi server) and a
library (called client library) which encapsulates the communication
between the client and the server.
Note: Akonadi creates a cache of different data in ~/.local/share/akonadi,
using one or the other DB backend. By default, it uses (own) SQLite backend,
it behaves best here. If you change DB backend, you will NOT lose your data,
just the cache will need to be regenerated.
The old version in x11/kde4/akonadi will bite the dust soon.
ok landry@
* Main library renamed from "phonon" to "phonon_s", to avoid clashing
with Qt4's one.
* Backends now live in multimedia/phonon-backend port (committed earlier).
* The multimedia/phonon module added, to avoid adding complicated
RDEP strings to ports of Phonon users.
Phonon update will follow shortly.
VLC backend has limited functionality, so default is GStreamer one.
"since all the other stuff is disconnected, go ahead with it" landry@
behaves better with KDE4 PIM.
Some regression tests still fail, but mostly due to fetching data from
external URLs and such.
"since all the other stuff is disconnected, go ahead with it" landry@
- improved detection of common character sequences
- improved generation of random passphrases with non-default settings
(including expanded range of possible bit sizes)
- code robustness improvements
"ClamAV 0.97.8 addresses several reported potential security bugs.
Thanks to Felix Groebert of the Google Security Team for finding and
reporting these issues."
- fixes in PE and autoit decoding
- off by one malloc in SIS format handler
- minor changes to freshclam
- add error checking in md5 (memcpy etc.)
The autobox pragma allows methods to be called on integers, floats,
strings, arrays, hashes, and code references in exactly the same manner
as blessed references.
The autoboxing is transparent: boxed values are not blessed into their
(user-defined) implementation class (unless the method elects to bestow
such a blessing) - they simply use its methods as though they are.
ok sthen@
* Save options directly specified for download in --save-session
* Save URI returned only from FileEntry::getRemainingUris()
* Use info level log for system trusted ca imports failure
* Implement simple Happy Eyeballs for HTTP/FTP downloads
Ok benoit@
pushed upstream as https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=114978)
Seems to fix xombrero/surf crashes on amd64, and seems to magically make
webkit sort-of usable (ie dead-slow, but js seems to work) on powerpc.
(symptom : ** Message: console message: undefined @0: RangeError: Maximum
call stack size exceeded.)
Note : webkit still fails to build on mips64* and hppa. sigh.
ok jasper@
OpenVPN port, "exec" was added to route(8) which provides the same support
in a more general way. use a command like this instead:
"route -T <table#> exec openvpn -daemon ..."
