This removes support of separate qmake versions in one port: as we
discovered, there are no ports actually needing this; strangers like
print/poppler don't use qmake in build.
This should be transparent to current ports. But expect more tweaks there:
for now, qt?.port.mk forces qmake.port.mk inclusion, but that will be
reworked to a more common scheme.
Same idea from (at least) espie@ and me; also, espie@ agrees on the plan.
This version adds several new options, including --passphrase-time option for increased security of passphrase-protected key files, along with minor bug fixes and some additional warnings about common user errors.
Unicode-based font family with a comprehensive inventory of glyphs.
The goal is to provide a single Unicode font family containing a
comprehensive inventory of glyphs needed for almost any Roman-
or Cyrillic-based writing system, whether used for phonetic
or orthographic needs.
From George Rosamond.
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Unicode font package for rendering New Tai Lue (Xishuangbanna Dai)
characters.
It contains a complete set of New Tai Lue consonants, vowels,
tones, and digits, along with punctuation and other useful symbols.
A basic set of Latin glyphs, including Arabic numerals, is also
provided.
From George Rosamond.
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Charis is a highly readable Unicode font for less-than-ideal
reproduction environments.
It is a serif, proportionally spaced font optimized for reading ability
in long printed documents.
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Andika is a Unicode-compliant, sans serif font designed for literacy use.
It takes into account the needs of beginning readers. The focus is on
clear, easy-to-perceive letter forms that won't be readily be confused
with another.
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