Software fixes:
* Fix module expand on quick access panel when enabling/disabling module.
* Fix a possible crash in color calibration module.
* Fix an inconsistency between the CPU & GPU path in color calibration module.
* Fix possible issue in OpenCL Bradford non-linear code in color
calibration which leads to wrong color rendering.
* Fix Windows paths handling and encoding.
* Fix possible issue in exiv2 when trying to write empty strings.
* Fix by-scale button in export module.
* Fix crash when renaming a drawn mask.
* Minor UI fix in duplicate module.
* Fix possible wrong rendering of the color picker tooltip. (workaround
for a possible Gtk issue).
* Fix filename variable used when importing new pictures.
* Fix noise profile for RICOH GR III.
* Fix some memory leaks.
Added camera support:
* Leica C-Lux (3:2)
* Nikon D6 (14bit-compressed, 14bit-uncompressed, 12bit-compressed,
12bit-uncompressed)
* Nikon Z fc (14bit-compressed, 12bit-compressed)
* Sony ILCE-7RM3A
* Sony ILCE-7RM4A
Added noise profiles:
* Ricoh GR III
Port changes:
I added cups to LIB_DEPENDS because portcheck complained about the
wantlib being masked. This fixes the warning.
Tested by Marcus Merighi
OK abieber@
constants from ldns for a different purpose, that ldns doesn't really
want to expose on non-EdXXX builds.
Bodge it in ldns instead by supporting the same USE_EDxxx cpp macros
that opendnssec uses. Looks to me like ldns are trying to replace them
with something harder to mess about with.
Hopefully the various parts of nlnetlabs responsible for these two
pieces of software will talk to each other and figure something out.
Hopefully this should fix ed25519 with opendnssec as found by an
anonymous reporter on ports@.
Cozy is a modern GTK audiobook player.
Here are some of the current features:
- Import your audiobooks into Cozy to browse them comfortably
- Sort your audio books by author, reader & name
- Remembers your playback position
- Sleep timer
- Playback speed control
- Search your library
- Drag & Drop to import new audio books
ok sthen@
iniconfig is a small and simple INI-file parser module having a unique
set of features:
- maintains order of sections and entries
- supports multi-line values with or without line-continuations
- supports "#" comments everywhere
- raises errors with proper line-numbers
- no bells and whistles like automatic substitutions
- iniconfig raises an Error if two sections have the same name
- llvm 13 fix: correct destructor signature
- more accurate HOMEPAGE, previous is now broken
- respect CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS instead of clobbering them
- fix tests with a ninjutsu trick
