Nuke options, because that was about choosing between exiv2 and
libexif, and upstream has removed support for libexif.
10/08/2007 - UFRaw-0.12.1 release, based on DCRaw v 8.77.
* Fixed handling of non integer shrink factors.
* Fixed crash when spot selector reached image boundary.
* Some TIFF images were wrongly identified as raw file.
30/07/2007 - UFRaw-0.12 released, based on DCRaw v 8.77.
* Full color management workflow with camera, display and output profiles.
* Added image cropping. Patch contributed by Martin Ling.
* Added rotate/flip support. Patch contributed by Bruce Guenter.
* Added scrolling and panning. Based on the new GtkImageView widget by
Bjoern Lindqvist.
* Added support for dcraw's wavelet denoising. Code contributed by
Niels Kristian Bech Jensen.
* Added Patterned Pixel Grouping (PPG) Interpolation. It can be even better
than other interpolations in some cases and much faster. Patch contributed
by Alain Desbiolles.
* Added EAHD interpolation. It is an enhancement of the AHD interpolation
with another phase of color smoothing. The improvement is mostly seen in
high contrast as it removes color artifacts such as chromatic aberration.
Patch contributed by Michael Goertz.
* Read raw files compressed with gzip or bzip2. Patch contributed by
Bruce Guenter.
* Display luminosity value and Adams' zone for spot value. Patch contributed by
Greg Troxel.
* Added 'max zoom' (only 50% at the moment) and 'zoom to fit' buttons.
* Retain some hue and saturation when clipping pixels. This is only relevant
when applying positive exposure compensation, and mostly for Canon cameras
where positive exposure is applied by default.
* Added a Cinepaint plug-in. Thanks to Cinepaint developer Kai-Uwe Behrmann.
* Based the user interface more on icons and less on text.
* Removed dependency on libexif.
* Dozens of smaller fixes.
06/03/2007 - UFRaw-0.11 released, based on DCRaw v 8.62.
* Add option to restore highlights. The restoration can be done either
in HSV space giving sharp details or in LCH space giving soft natural details.
This option is relevant when applying negative exposure correction in UFRaw.
* Add option for soft, filmlike clipping of highlights.
This option is relevant when applying positive exposure correction in UFRaw.
* Give the correct camera exposure by default for Canon DSLRs.
Until now raw images from these cameras came out under exposed.
* For Windows users, fix conflict with the liblcms-1.dll supplied
with the Gimp windows instaler.
* Added translation to Danish, Japanese and Portuguese.
Reported by Greg Troxel on tech-pkg@
* Add -q which operates the same as 'pkg_info -q' and only displays
the package name of any vulnerable/eol packages found.
Suggestion by joerg@
* man page updates for -q
* Document the required permissions for audit-packages and
download-vulnerability-list in the man page.
possible cause of inconsistencies. Remove comment about make replace,
since it does not, absent pkgsrc/mk bugs, result in incorrect
dependency records.
Guile-Cairo is complete, wrapping almost all of the Cairo API. It is
API stable, providing a firm base on which to do graphics
work. Finally, and importantly, it is pleasant to use. You get a
powerful and well-maintained graphics library with all of the benefits
of Scheme: memory management, exceptions, macros, and a dynamic
programming environment.
This package now requires guile-cairo, which isn't pckaged, and thus
cairo/gtk2+ wrapping is broken. The old package failed to build
anyway, so this seems like an improvement.
guile-gnome-pkg 2.15.93 - Andy Wingo, 2007-06-15
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* No user-visible changes.
guile-gnome-pkg 2.15.92 - Andy Wingo, 2007-05-24
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* Updates to h2defs.py to automatically handle more cases.
* Add cairo to guile-gnome-platform.
guile-gnome-pkg 2.15.91 - Andy Wingo, 2007-05-10
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* Require G-Wrap 1.9.8.
guile-gnome-pkg 2.15.90 - Andy Wingo, 2006-12-15
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* Require G-Wrap 1.9.7.
* Update to use bzr as the version control system, instead of tla.
1.) Add new options:
GNOME support, Spell checking, Socks 5 supports and fast Tinting
via MIT-SHM
2.) Use "desktop-file-utils" package to register the "xchat.desktop" file.
This is useful for GNOME and KDE users.
Bump package revision because of these changes.
mail server suite.
The Courier mail server suite is an integrated mail/groupware server
based on open commodity protocols, such as ESMTP, IMAP, POP3, LDAP,
SSL, and HTTP. Courier provides ESMTP, IMAP, POP3, webmail, and
mailing list services within a single, consistent, framework. Individual
components can be enabled or disabled at will and the configuration
of the entire Courier software suite can be managed from a web-based
administration interface.
than in work/.pkgdb, so as not to lose them in install-clean.
Because of this, put them back explicitly.
(Fixes 'make replace loses +REQUIRED_BY', and also the unreported
'make replace loses +INSTALLED_INFO'.)
include:
* authpipe.c (auth_pipe_pre): Fix leak when authpipe module is
enabled, but the actual authpipe script/external prog is not
installed.
* authmysqlrc: Implement SSL-encrypted MySQL connections
* authldaplib.c (l_simple_bind_s): Fix anon binds.
* authldaplib.c (auth_ldap_enumerate): Fix LDAP account enumeration
* userdb/makeuserdb.in: Added the -f option to makeuserdb
* authldaplib.c: Try to recover when the LDAP server closes the
persistent socket, for inactivity.
+ Remove BDB_LIB workaround which should already be handled by the wrapper
scripts and db1.builtin.mk.
+ Remove unnecessary patch-aa and patch-ab.
* Setting protocol to SSL3 will now disable SSL2.
* Send a dummy EHLO before STARTTLS (gmail wants it).
* Allow setting the max # of connections on a per-IP address basis.
+ Move a few more things around so that it looks more like a default
installation of Courier. In particular, the "cgi-bin" directory has
been renamed "webmail", and sbin/sqwebmaild to sbin/webmaild.
* Use address returned from authlib as return address of sent messages.
* Forbid rename folder if new folder name contains a dot.
* Quietly prune trailing ':' from the tail end of a header name.
* Trim whitespace from login username and new folder names.
+ Drop the uucp module from the default option set.
+ Patch the webmlm sources to not use "stdin" and "stdout" as function or
member names as they can be macros according to the C standards.
* webadmin: Remove check that prevents multiple virtual domains to
be aliased to the same account.
* webmlmd: new CGI module that can manage a Courier mailing list
created with couriermlm.
* Rewrite and code cleanup of couriermlm.
* Use domain name, not MX hostname, for looking up authenticated
SMTP passwords in esmtpauthclient
+ Remove BDB_LIB workaround which should already be handled by the wrapper
scripts and db1.builtin.mk.
* Plug some resource leaks in the maildir library code.
packages (see pkg_info -e). Restore this behaviour. Still print a
warning when the pkgdb can't be processed.
Reported by Daniel Horecki and pointed to the option by tnn@.
telling him to accept a license:
- if MAKECONF is set, use that
- if this is NetBSD and a non-bootstrap make is used, take /etc/mk.conf
- otherwise use ${PREFIX}/etc/mk.conf.
Issues reported by Michael Neumann on DragonFly's user list.
