- Change DISTNAME and add PKGNAME because the tarball structure changed
- Update DISTFILES because distfile name changed
- Change post-install into do-install and install the binary and manpage
- Update Makefile patch
From: maintainer William Yodlowsky <bsd@openbsd.rutgers.edu>
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Waimea is a virtual desktop window manager for X11 designed to be fast and
highly customizable.
It uses Blackbox image rendering engine (Blackbox styles support) and
can use Xft library for font rendering (anti-aliased font support).
WWW: http://waimea.sourceforge.net
and feel like and Amiga Workbench screen. The purpose of amiwm is
to make life more pleasant for Amiga-freaks who have/want to use
UNIX workstations once in awhile.
WWW: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~marcus/amiwm.html
Submitted by Lurene Grenier <lurene@daemonkitty.net>
the use of gtk+1 libs even when gtk+2 libs are present. A FLAVOR for
gtk+2 is pending, and eventually gtk+2 will replace gtk+ as the preferred
toolkit for xscreensaver.
Bump package version. Marc Matteo <marcm@lectroid.net> is taking over
maintainership.
Turns out the audio issues of ogle are not mpeg-related at all,
but to ogle getting confused as to what audio stream it should be
decoding.
So, if you get silence, try using ogle_gui audio button instead.
The next version of ogle may fix that, now that the problem is
identified.
Prior to this patch, mplayer is incompatible of recognizing an AVI/MPEG4
(DivX) encoded with oggvorbis audio codec. It will refuse to play the
movie, as it is unrecognized. This patch allows these types of AVIs to
play.
ok maintainer, pvalchev@
+ Update to work with FLTK 1.1 and latest 2.x CVS.
+ Added workaround for strange focus behaviour when scrolling with
the scrollbar. The text widget gets an unfocus when the scrollbar
is clicked, but then when you click back on the text, instead
of it getting a focus event, it gets another unfocus. This makes
the cursor remain invisible when it shouldn't.
* Fixes to scrollbar handling.
* Fixed status panel on Fl_FancyEditor (positioning problem).
