aget is a multithreaded HTTP -for now- download accelerator. aget first
sends a HEAD request to retrieve the length of the file, and divides it
into equal segments according to the number user has requested. Then
for each segment, it connects to the server and gets only the part which
it is to download.
cleaned up submission from Girish Venkatachalam
ok merdely@ long time ago
Tested in several bulk builds by many, thanks!
Note that this temporarely breaks gtk2mm (and all -mm) ports, due to a
pending update to gtk2mm which needs fixing in libstdc++. This is being
worked on, as other known breakages. Report any fallout to ports@.
Discussed at length with espie@ naddy@ bernd@ steven@ ajacoutot@ jasper@
ok ajacoutot@ jasper@
- since librsvf is about to loose its no_gnome FLAVOR, remove it from
RUN_DEPENDS (depending on half of GNOME to be able to display an icon is
just plain stupid)
looks ok to landry@, ok maintainer
GGZ is a project to create a free gaming platform. The project includes
a server, games for the server, clients, and games for the clients.
Other projects may include ggz networking into their games.
LOCALBASE being included after the build stuff.
I would like to do the same with X11BASE, but this does not work yet:
problem has been reported to the trolls.
PLIST; add a few more architectures to this check, notably amd64
(including x86-64 and x86_64 often found in autoconf-based software).
Arch with short names less common as a primary ports developer
platform are deliberately not included to avoid bogus warnings.
ok espie@
nn is a menu based (point and shoot) netnews reader with a complete set
of features to satisfy both the expert and the novice user. Since its
first release in Denmark in 1984 (!), in Europe in 1988, and the global
release in June 1989, it has replaced rn and other well-known news
readers at many sites.
from aaron w. hsu (MAINTAINER) with tweaks by ajacoutot@ and me
- specify license versions
tested in a bulk build by me, only fallout was evolution.
(that port will be updated next week anyway, agreed by landry@ and ajacoutot@)
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
Enable python and printing support. (Note: the pros and cons about python
have been discussed at p2k8, and most people agreed that it isn't an issue).
Adjust license information (it's GPLv2).
Add a MAINTAINER (who maintained this program for quite some time now).
From the "new" maintainer Giovanni Bechis <bigionews@snb.it>. Thanks!
Tested on i386 and powerpc by me, and on amd64 by simon@
