Do it for all packages that
* mention perl, or
* have a directory name starting with p5-*, or
* depend on a package starting with p5-
like last time, for 5.18, where this didn't lead to complaints.
Let me know if you have any this time.
to address issues with NetBSD-6(and earlier)'s fontconfig not being
new enough for pango.
While doing that, also bump freetype2 dependency to current pkgsrc
version.
Suggested by tron in PR 47882
a) refer 'perl' in their Makefile, or
b) have a directory name of p5-*, or
c) have any dependency on any p5-* package
Like last time, where this caused no complaints.
innocuous and small compared to kde3, and built into netbsd-6 anyway,
and the package finds sqlite3 regardless of whether it's buildlinked,
always depend on sqlite3. Should fix build on netbsd-5.
Remove commented-out traces of a sqlite3 option from options.mk.
PKGREVISION++
The main problem with this package is that sqlite2 was building
automatically, but the makefile for it was broken. The QTDIR variable
wasn't getting expanded in the makefile, so the rpath for sqlite3 library
was corrupt. Once the Makefile was fixed, libsqlite3.so built normally,
but it didn't get installed due to another Makefile issue. Finally, it
built and installed, but then the PLIST was missing its entry.
After everything was verified building ok, I discovered somebody had
added and then commented out "sqlite3" option. Since it's building by
default, I took this option out. If somebody else decides that it
should be optional, I'll let them tweak the configure args, PLIST, and
options file to make that happen.
* Fixed the way to calculate balance variation for the linear regression
forecast method (backported from KDE4)
* Fixed a crash when a budget selected for a report is no longer present
* Don't allow import of investment transactions that don't have a share
amount. This used to end in a div by zero when calculating the price.
* Add all overdue schedules when calculating forecast
* Backported fix from Ian Neal to solve problems when opening the ledger
with specific scheduled transactions
* Fixed loop in payments of the home page when a schedule is set to
end by date
* Improved anonymizer
* Fixed transaction loader for XML file
* Don't preset date in currency calculator to today in all cases
What's new in KMyMoney 1.0.3:
. The KMyMoney development team is pleased to
announce a major step forward for what has been
described as
. "the easiest personal money tool out there",
with the availability of a new stable release,
version 1.0.3.
. This is a maintenance release which fixes a few
bugs that have been reported and has some updated
translations.
What's new in KMyMoney 1.0.2:
. This is a maintenance release which fixes a few
bugs that have been reported and has some updated
translations.
What's new in KMyMoney 1.0.1:
. This is a maintenance release which fixes a
crash when creating credit card and loan accounts.
Since our latest stable release, 0.8.9, a lot of effort has been
put by the developers and the community to add new features and
test them to make this a rock-solid release. Over 2 years of
development have seen the addition of budgets, a forecast feature,
many new reports, report charts, a complete redesign of the import
feature, which allows for a much easier migration from other
application and a swifter synchronization with online banking. The
support of PGP encryption for the KMyMoney files has been improved
too, including the option to have multiple keys for a single file,
so no one can access your financial your financial records. The
summary view has been revamped to show more and more useful
information, allowing you to have an overview of your finance at
a glance. Also, there are now translations for 22 languages, though
not all of them are as complete as we would like, and we have users
wherever KDE3 is installed. That results not only in a greater
quality application, but also in one that can be customized to fit
the needs of a wide range of users. Additionally, if you use either
Oxygen or Tango icons, you can enjoy the exclusive sets of icons
we have prepared for this release, because finance can be good
looking too! In between all that work, we have fixed a lot of bugs
and little annoyances to make this the best KMyMoney release ever!
Into the future, the effort to port the application to KDE4 is
already underway. Following our usual conservative approach, the
first release for KDE4 will be very similar to this one, featurewise.
Subsequent releases will take full advantage of the new platform.
Also, the coordination work with other KDE4 financial applications
under the umbrella of the nascient KDE Finance group opens the door
to other exciting possibilities.
