uTox is the lightweight client with minimal dependencies,
It not only looks pretty, it runs fast!
uTox is available with full support for:
* chat;
* file transfers;
* audio/video calling;
* desktop sharing (both as video and inline screenshots);
* group chats.
From Leonid Bobrov who takes maintainership, ok bcallah@
Tox is a secure distributed messaging protocol with audio and video chat
capabilities.
This package contains the client library for the Tox protocol.
From Leonid Bobrov who takes maintainership, ok bcallah@
is provided by libiconv, and explicitly link with libiconv since the
iconv() functions are called from the program. Fixes linking with lld.
ok bentley@
and maps the functions with <iconv.h> to the standard names. This
causes naive link checks to fail. The recommended upstream iconv.m4
autoconf check that handles all this is rather large, pulls in more
macros, and may be difficult to retrofit into old configure.in
scripts written for obsolete autotools versions. Instead, it is
simpler to just override the check and assert that we indeed have
iconv().
The failing test causes the final link command line to omit -liconv.
The iconv() function is still referenced from the code, so overriding
the test fixes linking with lld.
PyCryptodome is a self-contained Python package of low-level cryptographic
primitives. It is an cleaned and simplified fork of PyCrypto, exposing
almost the same API. Most applications run unmodified, apart from a very
few compatibility breaks for those parts of the API that represented a
security hazard or that were too hard to maintain.
NB: currently we're packaging cryptodomex which doesn't conflict with py-crypto.
once all callers are migrated we can switch to the regular cryptodome package.
with and ok sthen@
might get a second pass (!)
the idea is to mark common directories so we don't spew them out.
This is just the recursive/caching pass that gets them all THEN we
have to mark objects as NOT relevant (and we can do it a second time
after creating the plists)
