* Remove deprecated CONFIGURE_ARGS.
* For fixing build, --enable-instrumentation is commented out.
Changelog:
* All CPU options are defined in bochsrc, not in build stage.
* Many improvements.
versions of libcrypto in sshd. This can happen if OpenSSH is linked with
pkgsrc's OpenSSL and if using nss_ldap, which pulls base-system OpenSSL
through kerberos libraries. One needs to disable the krb5 of nss_ldap
in order to fix that.
is useful to disable it if OpenLDAP was linked with pkgsrc's OpenSSL, since
nss_ldap will pull the base system OpenSSL dependency through Kerberos
libraries, leading to crashes because of multiple incomaptible libcrypto
linked.
clear BUILDLINK_INCDIRS.heimdal. Otherwise -I/usr/include/krb5 appears
in CFLAGS, which breaks the build because the compiler finds krb5's
base64.h instead of Amaya's. krb5 is pulled in by curl, which is a
several-times-indirect dependency, and nothing in this package uses
it, or apparently anything that needs it, directly.
what I did is going to work... or that the code that was here previously
ever worked or actually did what anyone upstream intended. C++ is fun
that way.
Notable changes:
* mail/rmail.el (rmail-font-lock-keywords): Accept non-ASCII
letters in cite-prefix.
* shell.el (shell-dynamic-complete-functions): Put
pcomplete-completions-at-point, so as to try
comint-filename-completion first (Bug#10417).
* Introduce a mechanism to widen the region used in context font
locking. Use this to protect declarations from losing their
contexts.
PostGIS 1.5.3
2011/06/25
- This is a bug fix release, addressing issues that have been
filed since the 1.5.2 release.
- Bug Fixes
- #1056, produce correct bboxes for arc geometries, fixes index errors
(Paul Ramsey)
- #1007, ST_IsValid crash - fix requires GEOS 3.3.0+ or 3.2.3+
(Sandro Santilli, reported by Birgit Laggner)
- #940, support for PostgreSQL 9.1 beta 1
(Regina Obe, Paul Ramsey, patch submitted by stl)
- #845, ST_Intersects precision error (Sandro Santilli, Nicklas Avén)
Reported by cdestigter
- #884, Unstable results with ST_Within, ST_Intersects (Chris Hodgson)
- #779, shp2pgsql -S option seems to fail on points (Jeff Adams)
- #666, ST_DumpPoints is not null safe (Regina Obe)
- #631, Update NZ projections for grid transformation support (jpalmer)
- #630, Peculiar Null treatment in arrays in ST_Collect (Chris Hodgson)
Reported by David Bitner
- #624, Memory leak in ST_GeogFromText (ryang, Paul Ramsey)
- #609, Bad source code in manual section 5.2 Java Clients
(simoc, Regina Obe)
- #604, shp2pgsql usage touchups (Mike Toews, Paul Ramsey)
- #573 ST_Union fails on a group of linestrings
Not a PostGIS bug, fixed in GEOS 3.3.0
- #457 ST_CollectionExtract returns non-requested type
(Nicklas Avén, Paul Ramsey)
- #441 ST_AsGeoJson Bbox on GeometryCollection error (Olivier Courtin)
- #411 Ability to backup invalid geometries (Sando Santilli)
Reported by Regione Toscana
- #409 ST_AsSVG - degraded (Olivier Courtin)
Reported by Sdikiy
- #373 Documentation syntax error in hard upgrade (Paul Ramsey)
Reported by psvensso
PostGIS 1.5.2
2010/09/27
- This is a bug fix release, addressing issues that have been
filed since the 1.5.1 release.
- Bug Fixes
- Loader: fix handling of empty (0-verticed) geometries in shapefiles.
(Sandro Santilli)
- #536, Geography ST_Intersects, ST_Covers, ST_CoveredBy and
Geometry ST_Equals not using spatial index (Regina Obe, Nicklas Avén)
- #573, Improvement to ST_Contains geography
- Loader: Add support for command-q shutdown in Mac GTK build (Paul Ramsey)
- #393, Loader: Add temporary patch for large DBF files
(Maxime Guillaud, Paul Ramsey)
- #507, Fix wrong OGC URN in GeoJSON and GML output (Olivier Courtin)
- spatial_ref_sys.sql Add datum conversion for projection SRID 3021
(Paul Ramsey)
- Geography - remove crash for case when all geographies are out of
the estimate (Paul Ramsey)
- #469, Fix for array_aggregation error (Greg Stark, Paul Ramsey)
- #532, Temporary geography tables showing up in other user sessions
(Paul Ramsey)
- #562, ST_Dwithin errors for large geographies (Paul Ramsey)
- #513, shape loading GUI tries to make spatial index when loading DBF only
mode (Paul Ramsey)
- #527, shape loading GUI should always append log messages
(Mark Cave-Ayland)
- #504 shp2pgsql should rename xmin/xmax fields (Sandro Santilli)
- #458 postgis_comments being installed in contrib instead of
version folder (Mark Cave-Ayland)
- #474 Analyzing a table with geography column crashes server
(Paul Ramsey)
- #581 LWGEOM-expand produces inconsistent results
(Mark Cave-Ayland)
- #471 DocBook dtd errors (Olivier Courtin)
- Fix further build issues against PostgreSQL 9.0
(Mark Cave-Ayland)
- #572 Password whitespace for Shape File to PostGIS
Import not supported (Mark Cave-Ayland)
- #603: shp2pgsql: "-w" produces invalid WKT for MULTI* objects.
(Mark Cave-Ayland)
- Enhancement
- #513 Add dbf filter to shp2pgsql-gui and allow uploading dbf only
(Paul Ramsey)
Changes in 3.3.2
2012-01-05
- Bug fixes / improvements
- Fix CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS overriding -std=gnu++0x (#489)
- Missing versions update in CMake configuration (#490)
- Fix noding of self-intersecting lines through UnaryUnion (#482)
- Fix handling of collapsed edges skipping in BufferOp (#494)
- Print up to 18 digits of precision for TopologyException points
- Fix noding with reduced precision in Buffer operation (#473)
- Fix HotPixel original point invalidation (#498)
- Fix CascadedPolygonUnion to discard non-polygonal components (#499)
- Improve buffer robustness by reverting to non-snaprounding noder (#495)
- Fix C++11 build by avoiding std::pair<auto_ptr> (#491)
- Add --clibs to geos-config and GEOS_C_LIBS to geos.m4 (#497)
- Apply shoelace formula for area calculation (#485)
- Fix default initialization issue for clang (#500)
- Improve overlay robustness by fixing areal validity on snapping (#488)
Changes in 3.3.1
2011-09-27
- Bug fixes / improvements
- Fix memory leak on invalid geometry in InteriorPointArea (#475)
- ValidOp abort in presence of 2 touching holes forming an island (#449)
- Enable prepared intersects operation for points
- Fortify suspicious code found by static analisys tools
- Fix for SOLARIS build (#461)
- Fix EMPTY result from GEOSOffsetCurve with distance 0 (#454)
- Fix Geometry::clone to copy SRID (#464)
- Fix for clang builds (#463)
- Fix out-of-place builds for python binding (#332) and regress testing
- Fix OS X framework cmake build (#385)
The Radicale Project is a complete CalDAV calendar server solution.
It can store multiple calendars.
Calendars are available for both local and remote access, possibly
limited through authentication policies. They can be viewed and
edited by calendar clients on mobile phones or computers. Technical
Description
Radicale aims to be a light solution, easy to use, easy to install,
easy to configure. As a consequence, it requires few software
dependencies and is pre-configured to work out-of-the-box.
Garamont's fonts have set a milestone, on which font designers have
been recurring ever since. EB Garamond is an open source project
to create a revival of Claude Garamont's famous humanist typeface
from the mid-16th century. Its design reproduces the original design
by Claude Garamont: The source for the letterforms is a scan of a
specimen known as the "Berner specimen", which, composed in 1592
by Conrad Berner, son-in-law of Christian Egenolff and his successor
at the Egenolff print office, shows Garamont's roman and Granjon
italic fonts at different sizes. Hence the name of this project:
Egenolff-Berner Garamond.
The Garamonds are probably the most copied typefaces in the world.
There are indeed lots of excellent Garamond fonts, also such that
try to approach the original in the same way as EB Garamond does.
In the world of free software, however, only few Garamond-inspired
fonts exist, and as far as I know, none with the scope of EB
Garamond. I know that competition is hard in this field, and these
fonts won't be able to stand up to their commercial counterparts
for quite some time. Nevertheless, it's time for the opensource
community to have a classical Garamond and I promise, I'll try hard
to learn and give my best.
XU4 is a remake of the computer game Ultima IV. The goal is to make
it easy and convenient to play this classic on modern operating
systems. XU4 is primarily inspired by the much more ambitious project
Exult.
XU4 isn't a new game based on the Ultima IV story -- it is a faithful
recreation of the old game, right up to the crappy graphics. If you
are looking for a game with modern gameplay and graphics, this is not
it -- yet. New features that improve the gameplay and keep with the
spirit of the original game will be added.
XU4 also tries to maintain strict compatibility with the original for
its savegame files. You can use a game saved in XU4 with the original
and vice versa, at least in theory.
