Do port-lib-depends-check in two steps: first generate a list of
binary: lib1,lib2,lib3
in WRKINST/.saved_libs
then run check-lib-depends on it.
Speeds up tweaks to WANTLIB quite a lot, as we do not rescan every
binary all the time...
koffice). works about as well as mdbtools, which is not that great.
package has been tweaked to use the mdbtools port instead of its own
somewhat outdated version...
- no longer any needed to put haslib and needlib together, since we
create it independently.
- replace the tests for opt_f by a distinct Recorder object, that either
keeps all binary names, or just some (bonus: this should allow us to
store the information the other way around).
- remove extra $db parameter which no longer servers any purpose.
Comment a few data structure.
for Squid. It can be used to limit the web access for some users, block
access to URLs, redirect trafic, etc.
from Claudio Correa <correa@pucpcaldas.br>, thanks.
modular session management system across HTTP requests. Persistency is a
key feature for such applications as shopping carts,
login/authentication routines, and application that need to carry data
across HTTP requests. CGI::Session does that and many more.
from Jason Crawford <jasonrcrawford@gmail.com>
rendercheck is a set of simple tests of the X Render extension. It is
designed for authors of Render implementations in X servers
Tests currently include:
* destination coordinates correctness
* source coordinates correctness
* transformed (FilterNearest) source coordinates correctness
* composite with and without mask (with/without component alpha), with
1x1 repeating Pictures and 10x10 Pictures.
* linear gradients
* repeating sources/masks at POT and non-POT sizes
* some regression tests for bugs from freedesktop.org bugzilla
ok aanriot@
py-gnome (also known as gnome-python) is a set of bindings for the Gnome
platform libraries. It builds on top of the PyGTK bindings for GTK and
the PyORBit bindings for ORBit2.
"commit commit!" jasper@
little flashing battery icon when the battery is about to die
so as long as we're talking to /dev/apm, store the battery level and
show when it changes ("Battery level changed to low")
