pkgsrc/sysutils/system-tools-backends/PLIST, branch pkgsrc-2014Q2 [no description] https://git.osdyson.ru/mirror/pkgsrc/atom?h=pkgsrc-2014Q2 2009-12-14T01:39:57Z System Tools Backends Version 2.6.1, 2009-04-15 2009-12-14T01:39:57Z obache obache@pkgsrc.org 2009-12-14T01:39:57Z urn:sha1:7b1644d59ffafc3e430c8f6e4c0602c5973fff11 ----------------------------------------------- Changes since last release ========================== - Added infrastructure for translations (David Planella) - Fixed some compiler warnings (Carlos Garnacho) Translations ============ - fr (Claude Paroz) - it (Luca Ferreti) - es (Jorge Gonzalez) - pt_BR (Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle) - ca (David Planella) - el (Fotis Samis, Simos Xenitellis) - hu (Kelemen Gábor) - sl (studko) - zh_CN (Ray Wang) - da (Kenneth Nielsen) - he (Marik Krapivner) - plus a bunch from rossetta... Remove @dirrm entries from PLISTs 2009-06-14T18:13:25Z joerg joerg@pkgsrc.org 2009-06-14T18:13:25Z urn:sha1:4bfd4a2628453962ab2d8a5e4036aa1cd3352075 Fix PLIST, bump PKGREVISION. 2008-12-21T16:14:08Z jmcneill jmcneill@pkgsrc.org 2008-12-21T16:14:08Z urn:sha1:792b8d2c01ae89535cd4473e8427bc2eac11b5f8 Pull in policykit and hal, fix handling of dbus config files. 2008-11-23T16:21:05Z jmcneill jmcneill@pkgsrc.org 2008-11-23T16:21:05Z urn:sha1:3b29c6f51c3c63b6b700e2dcf428867e247b2878 Initial import of system-tools-backends version 2.6.0. 2008-11-15T18:28:56Z jmcneill jmcneill@pkgsrc.org 2008-11-15T18:28:56Z urn:sha1:0106c9b7c3b37ed2499ccacc38dc882b73089e0d The System Tools Backends (s-t-b for short) are a set of cross-platform modules for Linux, FreeBSD and other Unix systems. The backends provide a common DBus interface to all platforms to modify or read the system configuration in a distro independent fashion. Historically, access to system configuration has varied deeply across Unix flavours, and concreting a bit more, across Linux distributions, making it near impossible to write desktop tools that could work flawlessly in a cross-platform way. System Tools Backends try to fill this gap, offering a generic and easy way for desktop applications to read and modify configuration details.