o most fonts have been updated
o added a few fonts
o renamed READ.ME to README
o removed mapfiles
Also:
o properly support NOPORTDOCS
o bump PORTREVISION
o fix a few portlint warnings
wmlpq is a Windowmaker dockapp which monitors up to 5 printqueues,
allowing you to see when your print job has finally been printed.
This is useful when you work in a networked environment with several
printers available, which are not in the same room; or (in some
cases) the same country, and is easier than typing lpq every 30
seconds.
PR: 28750
Submitted by: Patrick Li <pat@databits.net>
freetype library, and it helps the antialiased font stuff. There are no
drawbacks, other than unclear legal status (Apple holds some patents in
this area), but as long as it is OK for XFree, it should be OK for us too.
Submitted by: Jeremy Norris <ishmael27@home.com>
PR: 27579
Submitted by: David W. Chapman Jr. <dwcjr@inethouston.net>, Steve Coltrin <spcoltri@omcl.org>
Reviewed by: maintainer (Steve Coltrin <spcoltri@omcl.org>)
now all goes below ${PREFIX}/share/texmf/, so to conform with other
TeX ports.
Need to install header.tex, though i rather decided to rename that file
while installing.
Now it's ready to go. ;-)
Sending the file by default to the printer is (IMHO):
. counter-intuitive; the name a2ps suggests that the tool converts
ASCII (plus other files) to Postscript, but it by no means gives a
hint that it would print something without asking,
. violating the Unix way; we've got pipes, and people are used to use
them when they want to print something (IMHO there isn't even a good
reason for adding all the -P bloat to a2ps at all, but of course, i
don't suggest changing _that_),
. contradictionary to all the documentation about a2ps since the docs
tell you that it would only start printing if a -P or -c option is
being provided,
. a waste of paper for the brave user who starts the program in the
innocent assumption to get just a Postscript file out of it.
Not objected by: ports@freebsd.org, maintainer
Submitted by: joerg
Sending the file by default to the printer is (IMHO):
. counter-intuitive; the name a2ps suggests that the tool converts
ASCII (plus other files) to Postscript, but it by no means gives a
hint that it would print something without asking,
. violating the Unix way; we've got pipes, and people are used to use
them when they want to print something (IMHO there isn't even a good
reason for adding all the -P bloat to a2ps at all, but of course, i
don't suggest changing _that_),
. contradictionary to all the documentation about a2ps since the docs
tell you that it would only start printing if a -P or -c option is
being provided,
. a waste of paper for the brave user who starts the program in the
innocent assumption to get just a Postscript file out of it.
Not objected by: ports@freebsd.org, maintainer
* Portlint and clean up some style bugs
* Replace a hand-rolled configure script with pre/post-configure and
GNU_CONFIGURE (side-effect is to respect CC and CFLAGS in the build
instead of using -O2)
* respect the value of INSTALL_SCRIPT so the installation doesn't bomb out
when we pass in INSTALL_PROGRAM as well
* allow automatic packaging (the MANUAL_PACKAGE_BUILD) seems to be a hold-
over from several years ago before package builds were done separately.
Approved by: jmz (maintainer)
- bsd.port.mk update to use bsd.kde.mk for USE_{QT,KDE}*
- Cleanup corresponding ports for bsd.kde.mk update.
- Fix bsd.kde.mk: use correct kdelibs dependency, put qt at the bottom,
introduce QT_NONSTANDARD variable for nonstandard configure setup.
- Update KDE2 to 2.1.1. Two patches included in x11/kdelibs2 to fix the
proxy authentication that was broken for 2.1.1. Remove old patches.
- Potentially fix kdelibs build for alpha.
- Fix qt-designer 2.3.0 build.
- Ruby stuff left alone since it looks like black magic to me. Should
still work w/ compat shims for older USE_QT[,2] style. Some others
were also left alone for the same reason.
Reviewed by: portmgr, ports (bsd.kde.mk+bsd.port.mk)
Submitted by: David Faure <faure@kde.org> (proxy auth patches)
Alex Zepeda <garbanzo@kde.org> (old patches removal)
- therefore bump port revision
- add a makefile template, so that it will be compiled in
- patch configure.batch and the interactive one
interactive configuration is still not enabled, because every
driver entry needs to be checked thoroughly if its still present,
if more printer models are supported, if there are new printers/drivers,
etc ... This needs time that I currently don't have.
Any taker ???
- a duplex printing password fix turned out incompatibility of
BSD od(1) to other flavours of od(1).
- apsfilter 6.1.1 contains the duplex password fix
+ a substitution of od(1) with hexdump which also seems to be
available on Linux and Solaris.
- no PORTREVISION dump since we have a new release
- added pkg-message file for easier handling and addition of
notification to apsfilter *package*
had to change configure script and Makefile to follow that new
infrastructure.
- troff notification in dependency to FreeBSD version
all from -current has been merged after a long testing period.
See the ANNOUNCE file for the long list of bugfixes, security,
feature and code enhancements.
I hope, this time apsfilter port will fit on CD 1, so
people can install apsfilter during initial FreeBSD
installation.
Add -f to ${MV} in order to force to move files
Delete "p" from "${TAR} xfp". Expanding this distfile, directory modes
under bjfiltercom/work/usr are 700. So in "make install",
/compat/linux/usr/local's mode is 700 if ${TAR} with "p" is executed.
with respect to the rpm command.
It is to use rpm2cpio instead of rpm as an extract command.
Suggested by: KOMATSU Shinichiro <koma2@jiro.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp>
Obtained from: ports-jp@jp.freebsd.org
it solves.
To maintain ${LINUXBASE}/var/lib/rpm/,
we must add the command such as
@unexec rpm -e %%RM_RPMFLAGS%% bjfiltercom-%%PORTVERSION%% > /dev/null 2>&1
to pkg-plist for all rpm's package.
- default in BATCH mode is now, NOT to have X11 based utilities in
port dependencies, I think this makes apsfilter better in
- running on small printservers that don't have X11 installed
- making apsfilter package more "sexy" for being placed onto the 1st
FreeBSD installation CD-ROM, since now it consumes less space !!!
- make apsfilter use the same make environment variable NO_X like
in ghostscript6 port
- this enables you to build and run apsfilter even on a small printserver,
that doesn't have X installed
- NO_X is even usefull when having APSFILTER_ALL set, since then it installs
all available/supported filter utilities, that don't require X11
- the last one needs some more fine tuning, currently I left it empty,
have to think about, whats a possible replacement that don't need X11...
