Update to build 405. Main change: more sanity checks for HTML (now a lot
more strict, which may cause some trouble in the short term, but this will
shake out pretty soon). Not a required update from 404.
protocol implementation for application developers. The SILC Toolkit provides
SILC Client Library, SILC Protocol Core Library, SILC Key Exchange Library,
SILC Crypto Library, SILC Math Library, SILC Utility Library, and other
libraries. The SILC Toolkit also includes full reference manual and developer
guide with examples and tutorials.
Replaced the variable PREFIX with LOCALBASE in Makefile. Made the variables
LOCALBASE and SHAREDIR available to the C program. Adjusted the hard coded
paths in the patch for src/config.h.
Changes:
* Hajimu UMEMOTO upgrades to the mail monitor:
o Added a STARTTLS option for SSL mail checking.
o Added NTLM authentication options for IMAP and POP3 and the required
SMP crypto functions in files ntlm.h and smb*.[ch] (these functions
are from fetchmail-6.2.5).
o Organized a separate protocol and authentication mechanism structure
to facilitate adding future authentication types.
* Bugfixes:
o lock out using initial bogus window positions from configure event to
avoid startup position errors.
o Matti Rendahl <matti--at--comedialabs.com> patch fixes uninitialized
MemShared variable which doesn't exist in Linux 2.6 /proc/meminfo.
o FS displayed "used" blocks/percentage should be function of b_free and
not b_avail to be consistent with df command. Change arg types of
gkrellm_fs_assign_fsusage_data() from gulong to glong as is in statfs()
so can display negative BSD b_avail values (like the BSD df command).
o Linux ACPI battery got confused on spurious kernel buggy remaining
capacity readings that were greater than full capacity.
o In client mode check for sysname changes at server reconnects in case
server was rebooted with different kernel.
* Translation updates
time, nor does it stike me as bieng particularly useful for the overwhelming
majority of users. This fixes the TODO issue.
Also, add 256 color xterm support. Still trying to make this work, but it
doesn't adversely affect any other part of the program.
gDesklets provides an advanced architecture for desktop applets --
tiny displays sitting on your desktop in a symbiotic relationship of
eye candy and usefulness.
Populate your desktop with status meters, icon bars, weather sensors,
news tickers... whatever you can imagine! Virtually anything is
possible and maybe even available some day.
Better text support
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This snapshot provides much better text support by implementing the
following four functions:
cairo_text_extents
cairo_glyph_extents
cairo_text_path
cairo_glyph_path
The text/glyph_extents functions can be used to determine the bounding
box (and advance) for text as if drawn by show_text/glyphs.
The text/glyph_path objects functions place text shapes on the current
path, where they can be subsequently manipulated. For example,
following these functions with cairo_stroke allows outline text to be
drawn. Calling cairo_clip allows clipping to a text-shaped region.
Combined dependencies
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The cairo core now depends only on the libpixman library. This single
library replaces the three previous libraries libic, libpixregion, and
slim. Thanks to Dave Beckett <dave.beckett@bristol.ac.uk> for all of
the heavy lifting with this renaming effort.
libpixman is a merge of libpixregion and libic.
It also includes the slim headers.
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libpixregion - Pixel region Library
libpixregion is a generic library for manipulating pixel regions. A
PixRegion is a set of Y-X banded rectangles that cover the desired
region.
libic - Image compositing library
libic is a generic image compositing library. libic provides
Porter/Duff compositing of images and implicit mask generation for
geometric primitives including trapezoids, triangles, and rectangles.
slim - Shared Library Interface Macros
