for a complete list of changes.
Replace hand edited "official 2.0beta patches" from exmh web page with
the 2.0gamma versions (cannot use DIST_PATCHES, the patch files are not
directly useable due to pathnames etc). Each patch file is individually
documented.
Requested by: quite a few people
(BUFSIZ * 2 -> BUFSIZ * 4). I found out the hard way that when the
"unseen:" squence hits the limit, all sorts of things start failing and
this causes secondary problems in exmh (like you can't delete things).
Since "memory is cheap" this should probably be bigger, except that 2900
unseen messages in your inbox is already slow.
to open the libs, and it doesn't recognize the version numbers that our
loader requires, hence the softlinking. Leave libkaffe_agent in, tho, that
does seem to have been overlooked.
But this change made it necessary to choose absolute path names,
since a /usr/X11R6/lib/librplay.a doesn't exists.
Even CONFIGURE_ARGS need absolute path names now, otherwise
modules/FvwmAudio doesn't compile.
But now packaging works, thanks Andrey.
The fvwm95 developement team makes good progress ;-))
One thing I doesn't understand when making the port:
When doing make package, then the first @cwd in PLIST isn't
used, so fvwm96 is packaged as /usr/local/bin/fvwm95 instead
of /usr/X11R6/bin/fvwm95.
Would someone please be so kind to look at this. Is it me or
is pkg_add misbehaving ?!
PostScript interpreter itself. The problem is that some (most?) PostScript
level 1 interpreters (such as the Apple Laserwriter Plus!) don't define
the ISOLatin1 encoding vector AND don't define a character called `minus'.
Therefore, substituting `hyphen' (which is always defined) for `minus',
isn't really `wrong' aesthetics not withstanding! :-) A conditional patch
would (IMHO, say Jeremy) be overkill: the only people that would be
interested in it are typographers, and they probably don't use mp to
format their mail anyway.
Submitted by: Jeremy Prior <jez@netcraft.co.uk>
