pkgsrc/x11/xvidcap-gtk2/PLIST

@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.2 2009/06/14 18:25:19 joerg Exp $
bin/gvidcap
man/man1/gvidcap.1
share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/AUTHORS
share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/ChangeLog
share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/INSTALL
share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/NEWS
share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/README
share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/TODO
Remove @dirrm entries from PLISTs 2009-06-14 20:24:43 +02:00			`@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.2 2009/06/14 18:25:19 joerg Exp $`
Import of xvidcap-gtk2 package. Previously GTK2 support for xvidcap was done by setting make variable XVIDCAP_GTK2_GUI=YES and building x11/xvidcap. This uses new x11/xvidcap/Makefile.common. It doesn't share patches directory because some are different. The developer told me that later the gtk2 will be extended to add GNOME bloat, so this may become xvidcap-gnome later. The DESCRiption: gvidcap is a tool (like Lotus ScreenCam and Camtasia) that captures movement on a selected area of an X11 screen to files. Frame output formats include: XWD, PPM, PNG, MNG, JPEG and MPEG. This is the GTK2 version of xvidcap. 2005-01-12 20:52:37 +01:00			`bin/gvidcap`
			`man/man1/gvidcap.1`
			`share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/AUTHORS`
			`share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/ChangeLog`
			`share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/INSTALL`
			`share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/NEWS`
			`share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/README`
			`share/doc/xvidcap-gtk2-${PKGVERSION}/TODO`