* Cursor movement
* Screen and line clearing
* Color output
* Showing or hiding the cursor
* Changing the console title (though this is not strictly part of
ANSI, it is widely supported in Unix)
It is compatible with Windows (via an emulation layer) and those
Unixes with ANSI terminals.
ok jasper@
Revert the upstream commit that removed the autostart file for now,
because desktop sessions have not yet have time to deal with it.
Explicitely use gtk+2.
ok jasper@
implement the "intended" SCM_CREDS stack as if we had support for that
in the kernel (by-pass it almost completely).
send/recv a single null byte without creds, but on recv, just do a
getsockopt(SO_PEERCRED) and return that as if it coming from the cmsg.
This works as long as creds are not retreived from an fd which has
already been handed over to a different process via SCM_RIGHTS. It will
probably not be enough in the future but we'll see then.
all this work done by eric@ (thanks!) and tested by myself
Enable support for g_credential*
Fix a couple of warnings.
ok eric@ jasper@
This now uses gsettings/dconf configuration system.
Most of my local patches have been merged upstream.
dconf clue stick by ajacoutot@
Tested by Antti Harri on YouTube using the flashvideoreplacer
extension for firefox (thanks!)
please go ahead fgsch@
- simplify rabbitmqctl diff, use su to make sure command is run as ${RABBITUSER}
- change _rabbitmq shell to /sbin/nologin,
- remove redundant setting of PYTHON,
- remove unnecessary SUBST_CMD calls,
- remove trailing space in MAKE_ENV.
discussed with maintainer and ajacoutot@
Social data server which will fetch data from the "social web", such as
blog posts and photos, upcoming events, recently played tracks, and
pending auctions. It also provides a service to update status on
supported web services such as Facebook and Twitter. Libsocialweb can be
accessed via D-Bus, or with a custom socialweb client.
ok aja@
(which automatically sets up port-forwards for VNC connections);
if you connect to an existing multiplexed connection you can't
create the port-forward.