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- The port has switched back to using native threads. Only tested and known to work on i386. For everything else the port is currently marked BROKEN until the appropriate architectures are tested. Do not even try this if you're not running -current libc_r.
- As suggested by Marc Espie, make symlink for the MySQL client library in lib/ to eliminate the need for adding lib/mysql to the shlib dir path. Porters have to be careful and ensure autoconf scripts do not arbitrarily enable MySQL support after this change.
take maintainership, fgs ok
- make icq icons default
- allow ickle to build with an existing copy of libicq2000 installed
Changes include:
o Support for direct connections, dealing with authorization
requests/responses, fetching away messages
o Support for character set translation
o Bugfixes, portability fixes
o New settings - autologin, autoraise, autopopup, autoclose messagebox,
logging, font selection, network.
which was commited into -current on December 5th)
o Remove the aztech and radiotrack flavors since both are supported by
OpenBSD drivers
o Simplify config file (now there's no need to specify number of presets)
o Small fixes like strcpy -> strlcpy etc
Submitted by maintainer Vladimir Popov <pva48@mail.ru>.
* check return of RAND_file_name better; allows ntp-genkeys to continue
if a seed file is not found.
* regen configure patch
* quote package comments
* files/md5 -> distinfo
This release adds a very important improvement. ICQ communications were
moved to the library of ickle client, written by Barnaby Gray
<barnaby@beedesign.co.uk>. Since the library supports the icq2000
protocol, this version centericq doesn't loose messages unlike previous
ones. Also it's now possible to send SMSes. Though, the library is not
complete yet, so features such as finding users, updating details,
sending contacts and files are now gone. Temporary.
calculator designed for doing quick-and-dirty bitwise calculations. It
supports most common integer arithmetic operations, and operates in hex,
octal, or decimal modes.
This program most resembles a multi-radix version of hoc(1)
(ports/math/hoc).
