Performing substitutions during post-patch breaks tools such as mkpatches,
making it very difficult to regenerate correct patches after making changes,
and often leading to substituted string replacements being committed.
Requested in PR pkg/43459, also using some changes from
pkgsrc-wip's wmii-devel.
Seems to work as expected in NetBSD, although I didn't
test the alternative wmiircs.
Some of the changelog (might omit some parts)
3.9.2:
* Work around mawk bug that broke wmiirc.
3.9.1:
* Workaround a dash 0.5.6 bug that broke wmiirc.
* Noticably speed-up python wmiirc startup.
* Disable static linking which breaks wmiir in glibc 2.12.
* Add PKGBUILD.
3.9:
* wmii9menu is now Xinerama aware.
* Install READMEs to $(PREFIX)/share/doc/wmii/.
* Documentation updates. Add wmiir.1, wmii9menu.1.
* Allow dragging floating clients from anywhere in their titlebars.
* Allow specifying screen in area specs.
* Change default $MODKEY to Mod4.
* Minor changes to pygmi.events API.
* Allow client to follow tag change in python wmiirc.
* Update /tag/*/index to be more useful on Xinerama.
* Add showkeys action to shell and python wmiirc.
* Restore windows from floating layer to their original Xinerama screen.
* Hide bar on non-primary Xinerama screens.
* Allow resizing of rightmost and leftmost column dividers.
3.9a2:
* Add Suraj's Rumai-based wmiirc.
* Move rc.wmii to alternative_wmiircs/plan9port/wmiirc.
* Install wmii.pdf to $(PREFIX)/share/doc/.
* Focus windows regardless of whether they form a new group.
* Update selection and execution of wmiirc: no more magic.
* Update wmii.1
* Add alternative_wmiircs READMEs.
3.9a1:
* Add new wmii guide. See doc/wmii.pdf
* Allow for programmable completion in wimenu.
* Use pkg-config globally.
* Add Xft (antialiased font) support.
* Add python wmiirc/9P client library
* Allow bindings to work regardless of caps lock.
* Add M-f fullscreen toggle key binding.
* Augment /client/*/ctl Fullscreen command.
* Allow setting of increment display from /ctl.
* Show a client's extra tags in its titlebar.
* Darken background when floating area selected.
* Allow bar on top or bottom.
* Allow for wmiirc_local.
* Add grow and nudge commands to /tag/*/ctl.
* Cascade windows when the floating layer fills.
* Support alpha-transparant windows.
* Add regex tag support.
* It is now possible to float/unfloat windows with the mouse.
* Make the bar Xdnd aware; DND between views is now possible. Fixed some window raising/moving bugs.
* Add a notification bar.
* Improved floating mouse resizing.
* Improved mouse move/resize support for managed mode.
* Better return from floating/fullscreen to managed mode.
* Allow comments (#.*\n) in rules and ctl files.
* Add /client/*/ctl ?slay? command.
* Detect unresponsive clients on ?kill?.
* Draw titlebars of floating clients differently.
* Add wihack: LD_PRELOAD hack to set window properties of programs:
* Respect window groups
* Add ?Kill? to client right-click menu
* wmii9menu now takes similar args to wimenu
* Document grow/nudge commands.
* Add wimenu with history and caret support
* Add wistrut. Undocumented, not built by default.
* EWMH strut support.
* Basic EWMH support.
* Better fullscreen support.
* XRandR support.
* Xinerama support.
2008-08-25:
* libixp version 97 now required
* Stack and max modes now affect floating clients:
- max: Collapsed clients disappear, all clients disappear
when managed layer is selected.
- stack: All clients but selected are collapsed.
* Adobe's Flash plugin's fullscreen mode now works.
* Some annoying focus bugs are fixed.
Problems found with existing distfiles:
distfiles/fvwm-1.24r.tar.gz
Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
libXext/buildlink3.mk, now that it is included there.
Leave the places where its API version is set or variables from it
are used directly (about 3 packages).
DESTDIR support was not complete for this package. Attempts to create /usr/pkg/include and
/usr/pkg/lib directory were being made. This was discovered while trying to build under a
non-root user. After updating patch-aa, a non-root user can install this package without issue.
Alternatively, the manpage could be installed as wmii.tbl, so man(1) will pipe
it through tbl at runtime, but I don't know how portable this behaviour is.
Bump PKGREVISION.
dependencies. Changes not explicitly listed, but the config file format
changed again. :-( NOTES mentions: the semantics of WMII_MENU, WMII_9MENU and
WMII_TERM have changed. If you're using them in custom scripts you'll need to
change them to "eval $WMII_MENU" instead of just "$WMII_MENU"
developer is officially maintaining the package.
The rationale for changing this from "tech-pkg" to "pkgsrc-users" is
that it implies that any user can try to maintain the package (by
submitting patches to the mailing list). Since the folks most likely
to care about the package are the folks that want to use it or are
already using it, this would leverage the energy of users who aren't
developers.
(maintainer) in PR pkg/31961.
Changes:
- many actions were removed to only have those available that are
absolutely necessary.
- ~/.wmii-3 is the new configuration directory.
- simplified the drawing routine and style stuff to allow only 1
border colour (removed approximately 150 lines of code).
- changed wmibar and wmimenu to test some prototypical behavior for
the upcoming 9P versions of those tools (removed about 150 lines of code).
window manager improved 2 (wmii) is an improved, modularized and
lightweight X11 window manager which supports tabbed, tiled and
conventional window management through layouts.
wmii consists of components that are independent processes and
communicate via a socket-based virtual filesystem which is oriented on
the "everything is a file" paradigm of the plan9 operating system.
The core distribution of wmii contains the window manager itself, a
master file system routing utility (wmifs), a generic bar (wmibar), a
shortcut handler (wmikeys), and a generic interaction menu (wmimenu)
beside several tiny utilities like wmir, wmiplumb, and wmiwarp.
