It is still living in Python 2 land, and while there exists a collection
of PRs and issues on GitHub that explain what needs to be done to migrate
to Python 3, no one has done it. There are lots of good alternatives.
Requested by and ok aja@
```
Gromit-MPX (GRaphics Over MIscellaneous Things) is a small tool to make
annotations on the screen. Its main use is for making presentations of some
application. Normally, you would have to move the mouse pointer around the
point of interest until hopefully everybody noticed it. With Gromit-MPX, you
can draw everywhere onto the screen, highlighting some button or area.
```
We hacked gromit-mpx to remove the dependency on lib{app,}indicator. Although
we had planned to use those (previously imported) dependencies, it became clear
that lots of in-tree ports would start picking them up and now isn't the time
for full-tree changes.
x11/lib{app,}indicator remain in-tree, but unlinked as per landry@'s request.
Sent in from Laurie Tratt. OK sthen@ and landry@.
fixes an odd build error where this isn't included in bulk builds, but is
in local ports tree builds.
Error was seen by aja@, naddy@, sthen@
fix tested and ok by aja@
- make 'got ref -d' delete both loose and packed representations of the ref
- make dangling symbolic references show up in 'got ref -l'
- fix handling of slashes in got.conf repository paths (found by naddy)
- hide remote HEAD refs in gotweb in order to match got and tog output
- make 'got histedit' collapse folded add+delete operations (found by jrick)
- fix matching the first object ID listed in a pack index (found by jrick)
- let 'got clone' try to connect to server before creating repository contents
- fix default branch name written to Git config file by 'got clone'
- allow an interrupted 'got clone' to be resumed by 'got fetch'
- handle failed connection attempts to git:// servers (patch by jrick)
- make gotweb work in subdirectories of the web space (found by uwerler)
Now that thunderbird ships with openpgp by default, previous enigmail
2.1 branch isnt compatible anymore with it (and will never be), and the
2.2 branch only exists to provide a migration path for enigmail settings
between tb 68 + enigmail 2.1 to tb 78 in the upcoming 6.8 release.
cf https://enigmail.net/index.php/en/home/news/70-2019-10-08-future-openpgp-support-in-thunderbird
will remove the enigmail port after 6.8.
A code search suggests that lots of packages may starting picking these up, so
until we've checked, it's safer to unlink them.
Spotted by landry@, OK landry@ and sthen@.
