- We don't print messages durring install.
- It's typical to show INSTALL_ macros run durring install.
- Changed spaces to a tab for the last piece of code, we ran into a
problem with PostgreSQL when it was not a tab.
--
Ok'd by: maintainer
o add tcl and c++ flavors
o use PFRAG.<flavor> instead of PLIST-<flavor>
o make proper .so.MAJOR.MINOR dynlibs with makefile and configure
patches
o fix reference to shared libraries in a few tcl test scripts
o use a patch to makefile.in instead of a port makefile tweak
to create libdb3.a instead of libdb-3.1.a
o sync libtool patches
o remove some sleepycat's marketing speech from DESCR
o take over MAINTAINER
o clarify license a bit
lots of thanks to Nils Nordman <nino@nforced.com> and naddy@ for
running the huge test set. (it takes days.)
naddy@ ok
--
wmtheme is a utility which, generally speaking, allows you to perform
certain operations on themes by name. For example, to rename do wmtheme
-r oldname newname; to activate do wmtheme name, to get from themes.org
do wmtheme -g name.
Furthermore, it takes great care to make installation painless, in spite
of evolving formats, packaging carelessness, and incompatibility between
old themes and current window managers. wmtheme -i theme-package.tar.gz
will almost always result in a correct installation. It will also take
steps to clean up settings that don't belong in themes, and disable
suspicious-looking shell commands (these sorts of things might occur in
Window Maker or Blackbox themes). This behavior can be turned off,
however.
Supports themes for the following:
- AfterStep (astheme)
- Blackbox (bbtheme)
- Enlightenment (etheme)
- Golem (gotheme)
- gtk+ (gtktheme)
- IceWM (itheme)
- Oroborus (ortheme)
- Sawfish (sftheme)
- Window Maker (wmtheme)
- xmms (xmtheme)
WWW: http://wmtheme.sourceforge.net/
o From maintainer: use qt2.port.mk module; minor tweaking by me
o From maintainer, some input from me and naddy@:
fix typos and document some usage/permission problems
that people using the port have reported
ok naddy@
This may only cover up a symptom of an underlying problem with perl
5.6.1 so currently mod_perl should be used with caution until we
find the real bug - probably in the perl sources
found by Pavel Kovorin <pvk@tsinet.ru>
This can speed up some iterations, as a dependency won't be checked more
than once. This also allows for make extract NO_DEPENDS=Yes, then later
to have the dependencies pulled in at configure stage (even though this
might not work all the time, as some dependencies may be needed earlier
but then you'll certainly notice).
- allow for several libraries, separated by commas.
- try to heed dependency most closely. Notably, make sure the spec
stops at a sensible place. This may break some ill-formed dependencies.
