from individual ports when appropriate (two ports, `audio/deadbeef' and
`devel/gvfs', were allowed to keep them for the time being, since they
benefit from custom description)
- Remove last per-port occurrences of WAVPACK_DESC while I'm at it
multimedia/x265.
Example usage: (-c:a libfdk_aac needs FDK_AAC knob too)
ffmpeg -i $inputvideofile -c:a libfdk_aac -b:a 64k -c:v libx265 -x265-params crf=31 $outputfile.mkv
This can now be played back by at least ffplay (needs SDL knob),
vlc, mplayer, mpv, xine. (and gives a nice reduction in file size.)
No objection from: multimedia@ list
- Reword Makefile introductory header
- Bring FTP_DESC in line with other protocols' descriptions
- Reword descriptions for HTTP2, LIBOIL, LIBVIRT, LIBWMF, PYMALLOC (avoid
lowercase letter in the beginning, misused plural tense, etc.)
- Fix typos in LANG_AF, LANG_BE, LIBVISUAL, and MTP descriptions
- Remove TOMCAT5_DESC which is no longer being referenced anywhere
- Add WEBGL_DESC as I expect it to become more and more common
The following changes were made to options:
o Remove GCC option (see below)
o Remove KWALLET option (unused)
o Rename FACEBOOK option to FB_PICASA, because both export features
depend on json-glib.
o Add COLORD option (color management)
o Add GRAPHMAGICK option (support GraphicsMagick's image formats)
o Add LUA option (embed Lua to add scripting)
o Add OPENEXR option (support HDR image format)
o Add SQUISH option (use libsquish to compress thumbnails)
o Add WEBP option (support WebP image format)
The patch enables more options by default, because I think it's more
sensible for a photographer using binary packages:
o COLORD
o FB_PICASA
o FLICKR
o GEO
o GPHOTO (already on)
o LUA
o NLS
o OPENEXR
o OPENJPEG
o RAWSPEED (already on)
o WEBP
The GCC option was removed because the usage of GCC along with libc++
in FreeBSD 10 and -CURRENT is unstable (this isn't a general truth,
just valid in the case of darktable). In FreeBSD up-to 9, the usage of
lang/gcc is mandatory anyway, because GCC 4.2.1 support is best effort
only (upstream).
Ninja is now used to build darktable, instead of make. This is not mandatory
of course, but brings a 33% build time improvement (at least for me).
pkg-plist is generated with "make makeplist" this time. That's why the
diff seems large. In fact most of the content remains the same, just with
a different order.
All patches were committed upstream and are removed, except one which
comes from upstream but isn't part of release 1.4.2.
The port is now "stagified".
Finally, I take maintainership of it.
PR: ports/186979
Phabricator: D107
Reviewed by: danfe@ (previous version), antoine@
Approved by: antoine@
* Add WEBUI to the standard option descriptions
* Use PHP only if WebUI option selected
* Specify proper php database driver depending on database selected
between mysql, pgsql, or sqlite
* Port revision bumped because it fixes bug depending on options selected
Due to bitrot caused by staging work, this patch had to be rewritten
from scratch. I believe the intent has been maintained.
PR: ports/184503
Submitted by: Christopher Davis
Approved by: maintainer (Chifeng)
Rewritten b: marino@