Big endian testing, some patches, and ok cwen@
AzPainter is a full color painting application for Unix-like systems for
illustration drawing. It is not suitable for "dot editing" or pixel
art. Since the color is handled internally with 16-bit precision
(15-bit fixed point), color accuracy is increased at the expense of more
memory usage.
It provides considerable subset of functionality offered by GIMP and
even Adobe Photoshop (particularly, has one of the best support for its
native PSD format among FOSS) while being very lightweight and blazingly
fast.
6.21 and 6.22 are bug fix releases with no new features.
Stop installing the message catalogs, which were already broken.
tcsh uses the obscure POSIX catopen() interface, which requires the
environment variable NLSPATH to be set to access the translations.
NLSPATH is not set by default on OpenBSD and users are unlikely to
figure out the necessary magic. Discussed with schwarze@
were only included in the old graphics/gegl (0.2.x) port. The recent gimp
update uses graphics/gegl to provide binaries and gegl04 for libraries, and
no other ports use graphics/gegl. Tidy this up by adding the binaries to
gegl04, changing the gimp port to use them, and removing graphics/gegl.
Prompted by / "If this was the last consumer of the old gegl, then sure" aja@
- Only new exports added so bump minor.
- Cleanup WANTLIB
- Fix MASTER_SITE URL
- Cleanup plugin configuration
LibreSSL patches from Gentoo developer Stefan Strogin from here:
3e69b18db7
for use in regular builds too; if that is present in a port, use
${PARALLEL_MAKE_JOBS} jobs in the build, defaulting to hw.ncpuonline.
Adjust PARALLEL_BUILD=No, this originally seemed intended to be a hint
that a port could NOT handle a parallel build, but current usage is
"don't pass make -jXX because this port has its own way to handle things",
instead change this to a slightly more understandable PARALLEL_MAKE_FLAGS
variable. This defaults to -j${PARALLEL_MAKE_JOBS} but can be reset for
build system requirements as needed (java/libreoffice have their own
mechanism) and is added automatically to MAKE_FLAGS where a build uses
>1 concurrent job.
Based on a diff from / ok espie@ - the default value may want revising
as hw.ncpuonline jobs will be too many in some cases (e.g. machines with
many cores or low RAM), but committing at this stage to avoid further
out-of-tree bikeshedding. If you need to restrict to a lower number of
jobs, set e.g. PARALLEL_MAKE_JOBS=2 in /etc/mk.conf, and please provide
feedback.
due to a dir literally named ${MODPY_PY_PREFIX}curl. But rather than bring it
back (which resulted in some other problem) just rename the directory in
post-install to simplify things in the port.
Tried to get rid of the ${GEM_BIN_SUFFIX} from the script, however,
that also requires to get rid of the flavor handling, and would rename
the package as pointed out by jeremy@
I wasn't able to get proper update working even with quirks,
therefore revert back to add the GEM_BIN_SUFFIX
Tried to get rid of the ${GEM_BIN_SUFFIX} from the script, however,
that also requires to get rid of the flavor handling, and would rename
the package as pointed out by jeremy@
I wasn't able to get proper update working even with quirks,
therefore revert back to add the GEM_BIN_SUFFIX
