openbsd-ports/graphics/xzgv/patches/patch-doc_xzgv_texi
jasper f020fdfa81 - update xzgv to 0.9
* this makes this port switch to gtk+2, and get ride of ancient gtk+1
- update ${HOMEPAGE} and ${MASTER_SITES}

from Julian Leyh (MAINTAINER), thanks
2009-03-06 08:54:22 +00:00

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$OpenBSD: patch-doc_xzgv_texi,v 1.2 2009/03/06 08:54:22 jasper Exp $
--- doc/xzgv.texi.orig Sun Sep 9 20:27:28 2007
+++ doc/xzgv.texi Wed Oct 29 14:38:46 2008
@@ -2714,9 +2714,9 @@ configuration file.
A configuration file lets you alter aspects of xzgv's behaviour. xzgv
supports two possible config files --- a system-wide one,
-@file{/etc/xzgv.conf}; and one for each user in their home directory,
+@file{${SYSCONFDIR}/xzgv.conf}; and one for each user in their home directory,
@file{$HOME/.xzgvrc}. Both are optional. If @file{$HOME/.xzgvrc} exists,
-it is used @emph{instead of} @file{/etc/xzgv.conf}.
+it is used @emph{instead of} @file{${SYSCONFDIR}/xzgv.conf}.
Before describing the format of config files, it may help to give an
example file:
@@ -3152,7 +3152,7 @@ The versions of GTK+ and Imlib you are using. @code{xz
reports the GTK+ version being used by xzgv, but Imlib is a little more
tricky --- @code{imlib-config --version} should work if you have a full
Imlib installation, but failing that, try @code{ls -l
-/usr/lib/libImlib*} or @code{ls -l /usr/X11R6/lib/libImlib*}.
+${LOCALBASE}/lib/libImlib*}.
@item
The bitdepth your X server is running in (common depths are 8-bit (256