This year we pre-generate format and maps as requested by kili.
Started adding test cases in the tests/ dir.
Upgrades from 2009 will cause a harmless warning regarding texlinks. Espie is
aware of this, it was not easily fixable.
Uninstalls of texlive 2010 which were previously upgraded from 2009 will make
lots of noise regarding non-empty directories which can not be deleted. This
is due to unregistered package directories in the old texlive 2009 pacakage and
has been fixed in the 2010 package (rblatter script was modified to register
*all* parent dirs in PLISTs).
Installs/uninstalls of texlive 2010 on a fresh system (which has never
seen texlive 2009) are squeaky clean.
This has been in use for a number of months on my work machine, so should be
pretty stable, but I am sure someone will find some obscure bugs. These can be
fixed in tree.
OK espie@
Fixes a heap overflow and resulting crashes with some PDF documents.
This patch was devised during ports lock.
Upstream has since released poppler-0.16.3 which includes this fix.
ok sthen, "don't wait for me" kili
and fax issues.
Also merge a patch from upstream to disable multi-part support as
several browsers (notably webkit based ones) do not support it
correctly, this should fix the web interface with these browsers. See
http://www.cups.org/str.php?L3455 for details.
Add libusb support. Bring a patch from upstream bug DB that allows for
both ulpt(4) and libusb based devices to work without the need for
separate packages.
Remove the useless rc patch (we provide our own).
Move MESSAGE to README and extend it.
required for context, so as to reflect the recent ruby binary naming
changes. Remove note on p5-tk, as I have now added that as a RUN_DEPEND.
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- Remove arch specific FLAVOR settings for real.
- Don't set CXXFLAGS, it's not needed (and it confused qt3 and qt4).
- Don't pass CXXFLAGS and CFLAGS via CONFIGURE_ENV (not needed, either).
`reads good', landry@