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Mark this package with an interactive installation stage
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Mark this package with an interactive fetch stage
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Mark this package with configure and install interactive stages.
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Split patch files out into one file per patch-file.
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Remove `-p' from mkdir arguments, it is already part of ${MKDIR}.
While here substitute a couple of ${PREFIX} by `%D' in
`@exec ${MKDIR} ...' lines and add a couple of missing `%D' in such lines too!
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Sumbitted by Ben Collver in pkg/17349.
Changes aftter 0.2.2:
April 30, 2002- cheesetracker 0.5.5 released!
- Stereo Chorus! you can configure it per channel! use S1X effect.
- bugfixes.
April 12, 2002- cheesetracker 0.5.1 released!
- Bugfix release! sorry evryone.
- Fixes a bug with wrongly initialized reverb buffer in the
reserved channel (trying samples out would have blown your
ears ;)
- Fixed a bug in config file parsing.
April 11, 2002- cheesetracker 0.5.0 released!
- Well, I decided to spend the weekend in adding the most
wanted features, and a lot more
- There's been just too many changes, so that's why the
version boost.
- So.. Important news first... well, too much important stuff!
- First, fixed the evil crash bug that was avoiding some
people from running cheesetracker.
- Then, wrote a context sensitive help system! this will help
new users a lot.
- Also added XM/XI loading, so importing you can import your
existing SoundTracker projects and enjoy the cool features
of cheesetracker!
- You can now also save native IT samples and instruments.
- For users with non-US keyboards, editor keys can be configured now!
- And if you dont like the default editor font, you can
change it (monospaced only!)
- Ahh.. and dont forget about default song and data paths!
- Tired of setting options over and over? now they are saved
to a config file.
- Also, i did many graphical fixed/enhancements to the
interface (nice buttons!!!!)
- The menu for browsing samples inside another module or
instrument (XM/IT/XI/II) now works fine.
- A bug in pgcc 2.95.2 made it crash in some place, it doesnt
now with a workaround.
- There's a win32 directsound driver written by James Martin
(yesso/TheHornet) that he kindly donated to saturno,
althought it should work with cheesetracker.. so now you
can try to compile cheesetracker on cygwin.
- Well, besides that, I did a lot of bugfixing/interface
cleanups, Kasper Souren sent me some interface patches but
didnt have time to apply them. I'll try to have them
included in the next version. - no more! so enjoy
cheesetracker!
March 5, 2002- cheesetracker 0.2.7 released!
- It's been a long coding night, and decided to take the day
off to implement as much as i can.. so..
- REVERB!!, selectable per channel, use effect Z90-ZFF to
control reverb send. Config the reverberator in the config
menu.
- Improved Volume Ramping! Now songs should be much less
clicky. Specially chiptunes. - WAVE EXPORT! Save your
song, or the selected tracks you want to .wav - Many more
bugfixes.
March 4, 2002- cheesetracker 0.2.6 released!
- bugfixes
- FILTERS!!! Yeah, now you have IT-style filters. Z00->Z7F is
cutoff, Z80->Z8F resonance (Q).
- You can also set filter envelopes and default cutoff/Q in
the instrument->filter menu
January 23, 2002- cheesetracker 0.2.4 released!
- bugfixes
- NSF file exporter, see changelog to learn how it works.
January 20, 2002- cheesetracker 0.2.3 released!
- Volume Ramping! (no more clicking/poping artifacts!)
- Dont get version 2.2.. it's broken
- Also, much nicer configure scripts.
- I guess I can mantain this after all, but development will
be very slow.
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This feature is enabled by MPG123_ARM_FIXED64.
mpg123/Makefile.common contains common stuff of mpg123 and mpg123-esound.
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mpg123/patches/*.
This closes PR pkg/12059.
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Provided by Sergey Svishchev (svs@ropnet.ru) in PR 17277
WMsmixer is a hack to wmmixer which makes some changes to the
display and adds a few new features, most notably scrollwheel
support. It also includes a numeric volume indicator.
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Provided in PR 17154 by ptiJo@noos.fr.
wmusic is a dockapp that remote-controls xmms. Features include
VCR-style controls, Time and Playlist display, supa style rotating
arrow, hiding of the xmms windows and reactive interface.
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Changes since 0.7.1b:
Performance enhancements, from 40% to 80% depending on streams.
Fixed a few embarassing bugs in liba52: one memory corruption issue
and a few minor portability problems.
Several new output modules, and fixes in the existing .wav file output.
Minor bugfixes, performance and portability enhancements.
Also added wav format output, and reduced the demux buffer size which
makes it easier to use a52dec as a pipe.
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Also, remove BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.pth which is the same as the default.
pkg/17268 by Lubomir Sedlacik.
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- Clip TRACKSPERALBUM to 250 not 1200 as more than 255 loses
- Fix default pathname to mpg123
- Add DEPENDS for mpg123
- Fix soundcard support
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MP3 player, provided by Rui-Xiang Guo <rxg@ms25.url.com.tw>. This closes
his PR pkg/15983.
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popular mpg123 MP3 player. Provided by Rui-Xiang Guo <rxg@ms25.url.com.tw>
This closes PR pkg/16153.
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add trailing / to HOMEPAGE
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Changes: Bug fixes when getting/setting genre.
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ptiJo in 17217.
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DESCR:
gkrellm-volume is a gkrellm plugin to control all your mixer volumes.
It also allows to save/restore volumes between sessions.
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gkrellm package. Changes since 0.5.5, from the ChangeLog:
- Made GKrellMMS compile-able with GKrellM >= 1.2.9, contributed by Bill
Wilson <bill--at--gkrellm.net>
- Made scroll separator configurable, contributed by Alper Ersoy <dirt--at--tfz.net>
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changelog bits:
2002/01/30
Version 1.3.1 (unstable) is out. Bugfixes concerning the output of covers for
slim case. Added the CGI script that powers the on-line version.
2002/01/09
Version 1.3.0 (unstable) is here for download. This release has a much nicer
looking layout of the tracks. Through popular demand two new features
have been added, support for slim cases and configurable sizes for the front
and back covers.
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