pkgsrc changes:
- Drop cmake
Drive libtool directly (utf8proc can be build with a single compiler call).
This removes the C++11 build dependency for cmake (C99 is now sufficient)
and more build dependencies that at least an order of magnitude larger than
utf8proc itself.
- Add support for pkgconfig
Install "libutf8proc.pc"
Upstream changelog for utf8proc 2.5.0 (2020-03-27):
- Unicode 13 support (#179).
- No longer report zero width for category Sk (#167).
- cmake support improvements (#173).
No changelog. From the release page:
I found out by sheer chance that version 2.1 introduced a weird
bug where after pressing Esc to flee the level early, it would
delay doing that until all collectables disappeared, an unintended
consequence of the feature that waits to begin the level end sequence
until collectables are grabbed. This release fixes this bug, and
also updates the copyright dates. Other than that, it's the same
as version 2.1.
Fixes:
edje - don't set font sizes less than 1
ecore_evas_x - fix maximize/unmaximize request corner case
ecore_evas: only define these eina errors once
exactness: remove no longer needed _evas_new()
exactness_player: do not test for delay_ms
evas + gl - fix callback-to-app-changes-state issue with pixel data
Changelog
* Fix error code for the --help flag.
* Print version to stdout instead of stderr.
* Supress context errors when using the --watch flag.
* Support templating on description.
Version 1.0 was just a git snapshot, released only as binaries on
the author's website, and no releases have been made since.
Pkgsrc onispeak-1.0 was taken from the same snapshot.
The latest git snapshot seems to fix some issues, so call it
omnispeak-1.0nb1. No changelog provided.
This suddenly was broken, cmake failure in configure phase. Dunno why.
I followed the example of cblas and removed the offending install()
line. It resulted in extra .cmake files that seem unnecessary anyway.
We need to upstream that build hackery to avoid having to mess with
forces we (I) do not understand (cmake).
OpenConnect is an SSL VPN client initially created to support Cisco's
AnyConnect SSL VPN. It has since been ported to support the Juniper SSL VPN
(which is now known as Pulse Connect Secure), and the Palo Alto Networks
GlobalProtect SSL VPN.
Resurrected for upgrade to 8.10
Michael Baeuerle
Jason Bacon
Greg Troxel
astr0b4by
Yorick Hardy
kikadf
nia
Thomas Klausner
Iku Iwasa
Dan Cîrnaț
jcea
Dr. Thomas Orgis
Havard Eidnes
Maya Rashish
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