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Make it compile.
Update HOMEPAGE and MASTER_SITES.
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The goal of LibGIIGIC is to provide a single easy to use, but yet
powerful API for (re)binding any kind of action to all possible
input devices through LibGII at runtime.
You likely know this feature from modern computer games, where you
can say which key (= input source) is used to shoot (= action) with
your shotgun.
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LibGGIMisc is a place to put support for graphics target features
which are not deserving their own special extensions. Right now
this means basically some VGA adaptor features -- getting and
waiting for the raster position, using a hardware horizontal
splitline feature, and loading/unloading font data from hardware
text modes.
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New in 0.2.0:
* Add withdrawn state to iconify
* changed license from GPL to BSD
* X-target:
* allow window minsize of 0/0. Prior minsize was 1/1.
* support for directx
* works on Windows
* support for palemu and trueemu through the new pseudo-stubs target.
* add API documentation
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New in 0.9.0:
* added hotfix for libggigcp 0.8.2
* documented API
* works on Windows
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New in 2.1.0: 2004-11-30:
- Documentation updates
- removed obseleted Xlib target
- added new GGIFLAG_TIDYBUF flag. It is intended for applications
using directbuffer and having their own dirty-region
management. Currently only supported by the X-target.
- KGI target improvements
- added Matrox Gx00 accelerator sublib
- added devfs support
- added multiple frame support
- merged improvements from the FreeBSD ports tree
- fbdev gammamap support
- added the -fullscreen option to the X-target
- added the -physz option to the ipc-target
- Major DirectX target improvements
- added -noinput and -physz options by Christoph Egger. Tested by Albert Graef.
- fix cursor stuff, added -keepcursor and -nocursor options (patch from Albert Graef)
- disable maximize button on GGI-on-DX window (patch from Albert Graef)
- remove stuff in WindowProc made obselete by the above two items (patch from Albert Graef)
- move the globals in ddinit.c into private data structure (patch from Albert Graef)
- merge the two targets into one (directxnt has been renamed to directx and is now the *one* directx target)
(patch from Albert Graf)
- fix a couple of bugs and race conditions (patch from Albert Graef)
- added -inwin option (patch from Albert Graef)
- added support for virtual size != visible size.
- added support for panning (ggiSetOrigin)
- added support for up to 16 frames.
- added support for asynchronous mode (no background updates when active).
- added support for fullscreen and mode switching.
- preliminary support for palettized modes.
- display-auto has been added. It replaces the 5 years old linux specific target autodetection and handles it OS dependend
- works on Windows using MinGW w/o requiring special Makefiles.
- a pseudo-stubs target has been added by Peter Ekberg. It does effectively nothing, but gives extensions
a way to have one target that stands for all targets that passes all operations to their parent visuals.
libggiwmh and libggimisc make palemu and trueemu working with it w/o having a target for each of them.
- display-mansync has been reworked by Peter Ekberg. It now uses the platform independent task scheduler.
- added a new macro: GT_ByPPP which is basically GT_ByPP but for packed pixels and it takes two arguments.
New in 2.0.7: 2004-11-30:
* minor buildsystem update
* eliminate lvalue assignments. Fixes problems with latest gcc versions
* Use more length bounded string operations
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New in 0.9.0: 2004-11-30:
- Documentation updates
- KII target improvements
- minor fixes to button and symbol handling
- handle labels correctly now
- merge improvements from the FreeBSD ports tree
- works on Windows using MinGW w/o requiring special Makefiles.
- task scheduler as an abstraction for platform independent threads.
- DirectX target improvements
- Tries to use the actual keyboard layout, and only fall back
to the hardcoded defines when that does not work.
- Makes shift and caps lock bring you capital letters.
- Dead keys support (GIIK_VOID in sym, synthetic press/release
events if non-matching key is hit after the dead key).
- Renamed Caps, Num and Scroll to CapsLock, NumLock etc.
- Mouse wheel support.
- Support for up to 8 mouse buttons (2 previously).
- Support for emPtrRelative.
- Preliminary support for emPtrRelative.
- Fixed a bug so that a lot of surplus emPtrAbsolute events are
killed.
- Support for various game controllers.
- The mouse and the keyboard are separated into two devices.
- Emulates key repeat messages.
New in 0.8.7: 2004-11-30:
* hotfix: input-linux-evdev: fix compiling error where KEY_103RD is not defined (SuSE 9.1)
* minor buildsystem update
* use more length bounded string operations
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* A buffer overflow which occurred when displaying a message with
attachments which have MIME-encoded filenames was fixed.
* A possible crash on re-edit of messages was fixed.
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Changes from version 2.6.9 to 2.6.10 (Released 2005-03-21)
Bugs Fixed
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C13 - Fixed "underline past end of URL" bug that hits with Java 1.5 and
certain text fields.
C13 - Fixed a bug that would make CGoban 2 ignore buttons etc. at
weird times due to a corrupted preferences system.
C13 - Hopefully fixed "buttons too wide during playback" bug. This bug
simply does not happen on my system, no idea why, but I've moved the
VCR controls to the bottom of the buttons, where they can be twice as
wide. Hopefully this will solve the problem.
Features Added
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C13 - Added "merge tool" to SGF editor when doing offline editing
C13 - Change replay game system so that KGS Plus games are available
for replay forever, as long as you always renew your subscription. If
you let your subscription expire, then when you resubscribe, you only
get to see the lectures since you last signed up.
C13 - Have client track when you signed up for KGS Plus and disable
playbacks that aren't available to you.
C13 - Added icons for admins, assistants, censors, and tournament winners.
C13 - Made java 1.5 web start once again let you put in desktop shortcuts.
C13 - If you use java 1.5 with web start, it will now associate .SGF
files with itself so clicking on such a file will automatically open CGoban.
C13 - Implemented java 1.5 web start's new "single instance" system,
so if you use the java web start with java 1.5, then it will only run
one version of cgoban, even if you open many SGF files or open a file
and connect to the server or whatever.
C13 - Cleaned up the "playback list" menu so that it is organized by
month, instead of a big pile of playbacks available.
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already exists in pthread.buildlink3.mk.
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by other package Makefiles, and with the deprecation of USE_BUILDLINK3
support in the infrastructure files, these had the potential to break
existing packages.
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o s/PF_LINK/AF_LINK/ because that way it makes sense.
o Set bit 0x2 of the first byte of the generated MAC address, to indicate
it is a locally administered address. Pointed out by Ignatios
Souvatzis.
While I'm here, add a blob to explain how to properly setup pkgsrc to have
it build NetBSD LKMs, as several people complained about the lack of
documentation of things such as NETBSDSRCDIR and PKGMAKECONF.
Bump version.
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NetBSD 3.99.1.
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At some point I'll add optional gstreamer support to the package.
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This is the Off-The-Record messaging plugin for gaim.
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This is the portable OTR Messaging Library, as well as the toolkit to
help you forge messages.
Off-the-Record (OTR) Messaging allows you to have private
conversations over instant messaging by providing:
Encryption
No one else can read your instant messages.
Authentication
You are assured the correspondent is who you think it is.
Deniability
The messages you send do not have digital signatures that are
checkable by a third party. Anyone can forge messages after a
conversation to make them look like they came from you. However,
during a conversation, your correspondent is assured the messages
he sees are authentic and unmodified.
Perfect forward secrecy
If you lose control of your private keys, no previous conversation
is compromised.
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useful.
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out by Amitai Schlair.
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PKGSRC_COMPILER=mipspro
if this compiler is used. Otherwise, wrong CFLAGS might be passed.
XXX: we probably want to add a check for the proper compiler into the
bootstrap process and add this line automatically, if necessary.
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cpan mirrors.
Changes:
1.10 Mon Mar 7 10:45:54 EST 2005
- Minor fix to resets during calls to parse(). Resets must be
requested manually.
- Docs update to reflect impending arrival of 2.x series.
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from libtiff CVS to fix the build on Darwin.
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to tech-pkg:
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* USE_BUILDLINK3=YES will be unconditional. (In fact, USE_BUILDLINK3 will
be ignored altogether by mk/; but see below.)
* NO_BUILDLINK and NO_WRAPPER will be ignored by mk/. If a build happens,
these phases will happen.
* The existing NO_BUILD will imply the previous NO_BUILDLINK and NO_WRAPPER.
If no build happens, those phases are not needed.
* NO_TOOLS will be ignored by mk/. The tools phase, which provides much
more than just the C compiler, will always happen regardless of package.
This will make metapackage builds only slightly slower, in trade for far
less user error.
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Okayed by maintainer.
Sometime ago, I had noticed my bash was too old, but I found
it was good enough for this.
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The files in this archive are example systrace policy files,
which can be used to raise the security levels of your
computer by using the systrace(1) utility. These example
policies can be used as a base for custom policies, or as
learning material.
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Bump PKGREVISION due to dependency changes.
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The files in this archive are example systrace policy files,
which can be used to raise the security levels of your
computer by using the systrace(1) utility. These example
policies can be used as a base for custom policies, or as
learning material.
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as a separate package.
The change log for that versions is as always with RT very long and
verbose. However, it is only a bug-fix release, and quite a few of them
are fixed. Among other things, a Polish translation has been added.
See the detailed information in the Changelog file at the root of the
archive.
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1.22 Mon Jan 24 07:42:46 EST 2005
- Require encode since we require encode.
1.21
- Oracle LOB handling caused us to corrupt item values on update.
- Just before inserting things into the database, turn off their utf8 flag.
The flag didn't have any positve impact _and_ it can take down
recent DBD::Oracle releases. (This is a new failure in DBD::Oracle 1.16)
1.20 Tue Jan 18 08:24:15 EST 2005
- Minor test suite fixes from Ruslan.
1.19 Sat Jan 8 18:22:59 EST 2005
- Performing a search multiple times could result in multiple copies of
records in a collection. Uncovered thanks to Kevin Chen and Alex Vandiver.
1.18
- Release the changes from 1.17
1.17_03
- Properly mark BLOB columns in UPDATE calls. (DBD::Oracle 1.16 broke without this)
1.17_02
- Better handling of empty values for SB::Record::_Accessible. ( --Ruslan)
1.17_01
- More record tests from Ruz
1.16 Thu Dec 9 23:49:39 EST 2004
- Fixed a bug in D::SB::R::Cachable that could cause it to load the wrong row from the cache if you were loading
by alternate keys and had since changed one of the attributes of a previous row. This was unmasked by a
bug that Ruslan Zakirov found in RT 3.3's custom field handling
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