Important changes:
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- Kmail and knode have been moved from kdenetwork to kdepim. This
means you will have to install kdepim if you want to continue using
kmail or knode. This is to ease integration with korganizer, in
the new 'Kontact' application.
- The arabic translations for KDE and KOffice have been moved from
misc to the arabic category.
- There is a new module called kdeaccessibility in the accessibility
category. It contains a few utilities for disabled users like a
magnification lens and a text-to-speech frontend.
- In KDM, you need to select the 'CUSTOM' session profile in order
to have your .xsession executed. This is particularly important if
you're using the aegypten tools
(http://freebsd.kde.org/howtos/aegypten-kmail.php).
- We have started making more parts of the ports optional. In kdepim,
both Kandy and KPilot can be turned off with ports-knobs. This
process will continue in the 3.2 series.
written using Gtk+ and Gnome widgets by Alexandru Csete.
Part of the grounstation suite, it purpose is to control
an amateur radio transceiver from X. It supports any of
the transceivers that hamlib supports, including rpc.rigd
over the network. However, at present only a subset of the
hamlib functions are provided.
The groundstation suite comprises Gnome-rig and Gnome-predict
and is intended to provide a low-cost amateur radio station
with the facilities of a high-end satellite station.
WWW: http://groundstation.sourceforge.net/
PR: ports/61729
Submitted by: Matt Dawson <matt@mattsnetwork.co.uk>
written using Gtk+ and Gnome widgets by Alexandru Csete.
Part of the grounstation suite, its purpose is to track
the various amateur, weather and military satellites that
are of interest to radio amateurs.
The groundstation suite comprises Gnome-rig and Gnome-predict
and is intended to provide a low-cost amateur radio station
with the facilities of a high-end satellite station.
WWW: http://groundstation.sourceforge.net/
PR: ports/61727
Submitted by: Matt Dawson <matt@mattsnetwork.co.uk>
The comms/qpage port has a few minor problems. A default installation gives
the following errors when the /usr/local/etc/rc.d/qpage.sh script is
execute:
qpage[68438]: cannot open /etc/qpage.cf: No such file or directory
qpage[68438]: cannot access LockDir(/var/spool/lock): Permission denied
qpage[68438]: cannot access QueueDir(/var/spool/qpage): No such file or directory
qpage[68438]: cannot chdir to QueueDir(/var/spool/qpage): No such file or directory
In short:
1) qpage looks for its configuration file in /etc instead of /usr/local/etc
2) It setuid()'s to a user (daemon) without permission to access /var/spool/lock
but does not document this anywhere outside of the source.
3) It's queue directory is not created by installing the port.
PR: ports/48059
Submitted by: Kirk Strauser <kirk@strauser.com>
headers in certain files. It also blindly assumed the default prefix
for the etc directory was /etc. Also pet portlint.
PR: ports/60680
Submitted by: Samy Al Bahra <samy@kerneled.com>
to their historical values as in r1.1. Once the port is added,
these lines should not change.
(This commit fixes the last reference to ports@FreeBSD.org in ports'
Makefiles that does not use the canonical capitalization form)
