vmwh is a vmware helper for X11, developed on OpenBSD to run in userland
alongside the vmt(4) vmware kernel driver and the vmmouse Xorg driver.
It detects when the mouse cursor switches back to the host ("ungrabs")
and sends the guest's X11 clipboard data (read from xclip) to the host
through the vmware backdoor, which gets put onto the host's clipboard.
It then detects when the mouse cursor switches back to the guest
("grabs") and replaces the X11 clipboard contents (via xclip) with the
host's, which is read through the vmware backdoor.
OK jasper@
libraries have been imported. These all appear to work correctly,
except that CD audio playback has some occassional gaps, but
jakemsr@ reports that other libcdio users have similar issues.
OK jakemsr@
- Remove USE_GROFF
- Remove gettext MODULE
- Remove LIB_DEPENDS line (included with qt4 MODULE)
- Fix WANTLIB
- SUBST_CMD
- Major lib bump (removed some functions)
- New pkg/README
help from and ok steven@
- use ${SUBST_CMD} instead of perl -pi
- remove auto*/aclocal*.am patches and only patch configure/Makefile.in.
- use @sample to install a config file instead of @cwd, and default
to sndio output
- remove auto* dependency, unbreaks it with new metaauto
found in environment instead of failing silently. Bump metaauto to 1.0.
from Tobias Ulmer, ports failing with that diff (automake, cups, freetds,
tremor-tools) fixed by sthen@ and myself, 'go ahead' espie@
check for autoconf existence during configure. Propagate
AUTOCONF_VERSION to CONFIGURE/MAKE_ENV to make sure the needed version
is found.
'go ahead' espie@
always go thru an indirection, so that a multi-packages port can turn them
on/off piecewise (required for libiconv cleanup of sope).
style nits: makefiles with lots of ?= += do *REQUIRE* spaces.
also indent tests, and do the :L dance to have cleaner stuff.
