With synergy, all the computers on your desktop form a single virtual
screen. You use the mouse and keyboard of only one of the computers
while you use all of the monitors on all of the computers. You tell
synergy how many screens you have and their positions relative to one
another. Synergy then detects when the mouse moves off the edge of a
screen and jumps it instantly to the neighboring screen. The keyboard
works normally on each screen; input goes to whichever screen has the
cursor.
version 2.6.4pl3:
- css/phpmyadmin.css.php: Do not use common header file, as there is
nothing common at all.
- libraries/header_http.inc.php: Always send text/html content type.
- libraries/db_table_exists.lib.php, libraries/header_http.inc.php,
transformation_wrapper.php: Use define rather than variable for
conditional paths.
This fixes the security vulnerability reported in PMASA-2005-6.
This is done via an option group, default is CGI. Note that the
FastCGI interpreter can still be used for normal CGI, but there
might be security issues involved in doing so.
version is based on the GPL Ghostscript 8.15 release. Major changes from
Ghostscript 7.0x include:
* Many printer drivers were added and updated.
* Improved support for running as a job server (-dJOBSERVER)
* Support for DeviceN colorspaces at up to 8 colorants total at 8 bits
per colorant.
* The PDF writer has been considerably improved and implements PDF
1.4 encryption
* Add a new feature to scale PDFs to the current page size.
* Font rendering has been substantially reworked and improved.
* PDF 1.4 transparency rendering is much more likely to be correct
* Improved support for CID font substitution.
* Improved processing of incorrect and broken PDF files, including files
with corrupted xref tables and non-ASCII font names.
* Support for JBIG2-encoded images.
* The usual plethora of bug fixes.
- Added sysdep for dynamic linker functions (dlopen etc).
- Fixed bug in self test for unix/selfpipe.c that caused problems with
running make.
- Switched from standard GPL to LGPL-2.1 license.
- Added enhanced mail system status codes (RFC 1893/2034).
- Added support for rejecting all mail unless client is authenticated
(either as a relay client or with SMTP authentication) if
$REQUIRE_AUTH is set.
- Full domain names are now required in all addresses except for the
null sender.
- Removed the "bounce must have a single recipient" rule, as it is
currently causing more problems (with address checkers) than it is
solving (spammers no longer use this technique).
- Fixed one-off bug in counting recipients for $MAXRCPTS.
- Truncate UIDL responses to 70 characters as per RFC 1939.
- Added QMQP and QMTP "reject" front ends, for completeness.
The enhanced mail system status codes together with the $REQUIRE_AUTH
change should make smtpfront compliant with RFC 2476's requirements for
a "message submission agent", suitable for use on TCP port 587.
4.3.14:
-Fix copy and paste error that caused BrokenUIDLPOP3SSLRetriever to default
to port 110. Thanks: Daniel Burrows via Fredrik Steen.
4.4.0:
-add new POP3-over-SSL initialization class, which is automatically used
when Python 2.4 or newer is in use. This reduces the overhead involved
in retrieving messages from a POP3SSL server (reduces systime about 35%,
user time about 50%, wall time 10-30%). Thanks: Jan Vereecke.
-add getmail_fetch configuration-less commandline POP retriever, perfect
for scripting use. Development of getmail_fetch was sponsored by
Texas Communications.
-future proofing: eliminate relative imports within getmailcore package.
4.4.1:
-work around bug in Python which meant POP3-over-SSL with Python >= 2.4
could "hang" (it's exactly the same bug that affected getmail's initial
IMAP-over-SSL code).
4.4.2:
-fix logging import in corrupt messages with Python 2.3. Thanks: Marco Ferra.
o A small bug was fixed in the check-updates.pl program where the updater
wouldn't find the DEF files to update.
o Bug in CHM mini-scanner which could lead to crashes was fixed
o f-prot-milter wouldn't run on Solaris 10 because of library issues
o Fixes an issue where the scanner would sometimes mis-identify .alr
files as base64 coded executables
o Fix where '-list' option to f-prot would not list the filenames of
text-based archives, such as MIME containers.
o Fix where certain executables would be mis-identified as UPX packed
o Fix where UTF8 coded text files would not be scanned
o Fix a crash issue when scanning .chm files containing strange header
values
o Updated error message when access is denied to files due to user
permission problems
o F-Prot 4.6.0 contains scanning engine version 3.16.7 which improves
detection capabilities significantly and improves several scanning
methods along with bugfixes.
Changes since 4.43:
- Removed the remaining code that had been imported from FreeBSD's
portlint.
- Removed the (undocumented) -Wvague option.
- Removed the -Wexec and -Wparen options. The latter had no effect at all,
and the former cannot lead to false positives, so it is always enabled.
- Variable names starting with an underscore are reserved for internal
pkgsrc use.
- Added some more type checks.
Major changes since 20031116:
- bug fixes in subfont scheme or TrueType fonts with CIDType2 format.
- embedded ICC profile support for JPEG and PNG.
- Accept "unicode" encoding keyword in fontmap files for TrueType and
Type1 fonts.
The major new features in release 2.7.6 is the German translation of
the complete manual and help pages. Also a few bugs which have been
reported since the previous release have been fixed.
* Added German translation of the complete manual and help pages.
(Many thanks to Olaf Noehring and Kurt Lettmaier for contributing
thetranslated manual.)
* A major bug which affected sequential removal of multiple reminders
was fixed. The bug could even crash nxtvepg. (Thanks again to Kurt
for reporting this bug.)
* XMLTV output was slightly changed to make it fully compliant with
the XMLTV DTD 0.6.
* Error diagnositcs in the provider scan were improved to avoid silent
failures without an indication of the cause. (Thanks to Andreas for
reporting this problem)
* Last but not least, the Windows release is now provided in form of
an installer instead of a plain ZIP archive. (Thanks to Néo for
suggesting and implementing the installer.)
F4L is an open source development environment for Macromedia Flash,
a multi-platform format (swf/svg) widely used for web applications and
vector animation. Basically, you can make interactive eye candy for
your web site or any other purposes.
--
http://f4l.sf.net/
Overview of Changes from GTK+ 2.8.6 to GTK+ 2.8.7
=================================================
* GtkFileChooser
- Don't special-case the names of Home and Desktop
[Federico Mena Quintero]
- Avoid loading more than one directory initially.
[Federico]
- Make the file chooser work better with window
groups [Christian Persch]
- Improve keynav in the pathbar [Carlos Garnacho,
Andrei Yurkevich]
- Don't access unmounted volumes [Federico]
* GtkTextView
- Avoid quadratic blowup when deleting text with
lots of tags [Matthias Clasen]
- Fix drag-selection corner cases [Arvind S N,
Paolo Borelli]
* GtkEntry
- Add the entry completion popup to the window
group [Christian Persch]
* GtkTreeView
- Fix background drawing in RTL locales [Eric Cazeaux]
- Handle Shift-G for going back in typeahead
search [Christian Neumair]
* GtkComboBox
- Leave Ctrl-PageUp/PageDown to applications
[Christian Neumair]
* Fix compilation problems with gtkcalendar.c
[Matthias Hasselmann]
* Add labels for GTK_STOCK_CONNECT and
GTK_STOCK_DISCONNECT items [Richard Hult]
* Resolve symbols in dlopened modules lazily [Laszlo
Peter]
* GDK
- Don't try to set overlarge window icons [Claudio
Saavedra]
- Improve handling of odd keymaps [Kean Johnston]
* Win32 changes
- Speed up compositing [John Ehresman]
- Improve handling of clipboard [Tor Lillqvist]
- Improve visuals of scrollbars, toolbars, handleboxes
and menubars in the ms-windows theme [Dom Lachowicz]
- Make icon masks work on Win98 [Peter Zelezny]
- Hide resize and maximize buttons on non-resizable
windows [Tor]
- Don't hide dotfiles [Tor]
* Bug fixes [Kazuki Iwamoto, Ross Burton, Michael
Natterer, Bogdan Nicula, Damien Carbery, Gustavo
Carneiro, Tommi Komulainen, Thomas Klausner,
Alexander Larsson, Bastien Nocera, Federico
Mena Quintero, John Ehresman, Paolo Borelli,
Antonio Sacchi, Christian Persch, Carlos
Garnacho, Jeremy Cook, Nickolay V. Shmyrev,
Richard Hult, Maxim Udushlivy, Peter Zelezny]
* Documentation improvements [Paolo Borelli,
Christian Neumair, Christian Persch
Overview of Changes from GLib 2.8.3 to GLib 2.8.4
=================================================
* Support aborting on critical warnings by setting
G_DEBUG=fatal_criticals in the environment
[Vincent Untz]
* Bug fixes [Sebastien Bacher, Tor Lillqvist,
Manish Singh, Morten Welinder, Andy Wingo]
* Documentation improvements [Steffen Gutmann,
Christophe Fergeau]
* Translation updates (he,ja,nl,th)
point where it is actually used, which is when mk/bulk/pre-build.local
is executed for allowing user-specific modifications before the build
begins. That way it's easier to see why this command is necessary at
all.
