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Submitted by: olgeni
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Submitted by: Christophe GIAUME <christophe@giaume.com>
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biological sequence files.
PR: 29922
Submitted by: Tony Maher <tonym@biolateral.com.au>
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the thread lib now.
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dependency via py-unit).
- Add a run-time dependency on py-gnome, which is required by some non-
mission-critical elements of this package. (This should possibly be an
optional dependency(?) - I'm in two minds about this.)
- Do not install two somewhat Debian-specific scripts.
- Bump the PORTREVISION once more.
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PR: 29927
Submitted by: MAINTAINER
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Submitted by: kuriyama
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Submitted by: shell@shellhung.org (new maintainer)
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drop maintainership
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renamed between versions, this port failed checksum.
- Apply some whitespace edits and cut pkg-descr down to size to placate
portlint.
Reported by: Jason Stajich <jason@chg.mc.duke.edu>
Approved by: No response from MAINTAINER
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Submitted by: fenner's distfiles survey
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processor/compiler modules.
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Overall:
* Fix a bug where when -R is set the specified package in the first
place is not included somehow.
[Reported by: Jose M. Alcaide <jose@we.lc.ehu.es>]
* Improve the path regularization routines.
portsdb:
* Update the INDEX first, and then the database even if the options
are specified in reversed order. (-uU)
portupgrade:
* Fix a misfeature where "skip" was regarded as failure, when checking
for dependent ports' build/install failure.
[Pointed out by: Jimmy Olgeni <olgeni@uli.it>, Jose M. Alcaide
<jose@we.lc.ehu.es>]
* Do not move a backup package under PKG_DBDIR, but just keep it under
TMPDIR. It should not require a large amount of free space in
PKG_DBDIR.
[Pointed out by: John Merryweather Cooper <jmcoopr@webmail.bmi.net>]
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This is the port of mplayer, a project which has the effort
to become a very stable and useful movie player.
It is based on the windows codec compilation and
provides the ability to play many formats
in a very good quality without much CPU comsumption.
WWW: http://mplayer.sourceforge.net
PR: 29944
Submitted by: riggs@f113.hadiko.de
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The superset of win32 codecs for mplayer
includes support for a lot of different movie types including
- Inter Video 3.2, 4.1
- MPEG-4 v1,v2,v3 (DivX :-))
- Cinepack Video
- WMA Audio, MPEG-Layer 1,2,3, GSM6.1
and much more.
This compilation of codecs is provided by the makers of mplayer.
WWW: http://mplayer.sourceforge.net
Riggs told on ports (not gnats)
> The problem is that Vladimir and I have worked out a little different
> concept for this mplayer port: To divide it in 3 sections: fonts,
> codecs and the program with docs.
> (Anyway, the other ports isn't working for the make install target
> though. FreeBSD doesn't support install -D.)
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This is the port which contains the superset of
the fonts for the mplay on screen display and
the sub title.
In this stage it supports the following charsets:
ISO for dutch, french, german, hungarian, italian
and portugese cyrillic russian (koi8r)
WWW: http://mplayer.sourceforge.net
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PR: 29819
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <tkato@prontomail.com>
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Notified by: author
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MASTER_SITES_AFTERSTEP to begin with.
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Submitted by: Dirk Meyer <dirk.meyer@dinoex.sub.org>
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- Don't hardcode "gtk12-config", but use GTK_CONFIG and IMLIB_CONFIG vars.
- patch improvement
- plist fixes
- remove added group cdwrite on deinstall
- chown root:cdwrite various utilities used by xcdroast, such as
cdrecord, and set them chmod 4710. I don't know if I like this.
Opinions (Security Officer?)?
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Changelog:
- Fixed a spelling error.
- language.txt fixed.
- DOS compile process brushed up.
- Protect against my nightmare dream ten hours ago.
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Changelog:
*src/menu.c: adding a menu option for redrawing
the screen. We need a real name for this. Ug, I'm
tired. Stupid raid hurry up and copy!!
*src/toolbar.c: Creating the pixmap in the
toolbar.
*src/crescendo.c: takeing the pixmap out of
the status thing.
*src/world.c: Stupid. One type of LP
*src/world.c: Removed none as a posible world
type, and added tiny.mush and tiny.muck
*src/about.c: Made david an archived developer.
*sniff* we will always love you dave.
*src/world.c: I gave the world saving routine the
ability to add each world to the tinyfugue world list. I
think this will prove to be very yummy.
*src/crescendo.c: Dummy, 10 chars, not 11.
*src/world.c: Fixed the ordering of hbox's in
the gnome_dialog vbox
* src/crescendo.c: I added a severely ugly hack to
the main() that basically shoves a /visual off to
tinyfugue. This is so disgustingly ugly.
* src/world.c: I added a port field to the dialog
* configure.in: Bumped the version number
* crescendo.spec: bumped the version number
* src/wrapper.c, src/world.c: Changed "Unknown"
password/username to empty string.
* src/about.c: fixed the URL pointing to the correct
home page. Added my email address to the array.
* src/world.c: Made the password field not shown by.
* src/world.c, src/wrapper.[ch]: Added auto-log-in support,
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negative swap values on an Alpha with 2GB swap. I should probably use
`long long' for large swap x86 machines. (anybody want to help test?)
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ftp.cso.uiuc.edu deleted (no more a coast mirror).
maintainer address change.
extra unneeded variables cleanup.
fetch hack deleted.
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making his fortunes. He'll be back when he's made his fortunes (in
which case he'll have plenty of time to devote) or lost them (in which
case it won't matter much anyway). He really doesn't have time to
properly devote to being a committer right now. fsmp was between
steve and imp in access.
Sounds reasonable from: core
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rate we are looking for. This allows to avoid checking all possible
combinations and significantly improves mpg123 startup time. Bump PORTREVISION.
Submitted by: MOROHOSHI Akihiko <moro@remus.dti.ne.jp>
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mistake.
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