While here, create symlinks to smath and spadmin in $PREFIX/bin to make them
available as normal commands.
Changes since 2.4.1:
* COMMAN_WHEEL_DATAZOOM changed
* delays for quick help change
* XSelectionSupplier now being supported by the database application controller
* Add Sami languages to language list box
* better automatic positions for lables on pie segments
* more flexible placement of labels on data points
* Equations for Regression Curves
* allow removing data point labels with delete key
* New property in Advanced settings dialog for Oracle
* views in HSQLDB database can be edited
* property browser: query designer now also available for list box content
* property browser: query designer also available for "native" SQL commands
* Base now supports also MS Access 2007 files (*.accdb)
* Reduce complexity: Remove unnecessary display options
* Extensible help
* "Change Icon" dialog now supports persistent import and deletion of icons
* Filter UINames changed from "OpenDocument" to "ODF"
* Display name of extension
* Release notes and publisher information during extension update
* Enhancements of print dialog for calc
* support for browser based update in Extension Manager
* Possibility to control persistent passwords storing per UI.
* Asynchronous callback service for UNO awt
* UNO awt dialogs and tab pages support background image property
* Online Update Trigger by New File Format Versions
* Relative links now available in PDF export filter, plus other features added.
* Relative links now available in PDF export filter, plus other features added.
* PDF/A-1a (ISO 19005-1:2005) export feature added.
* Implement Insert-Movie and Sound using QTKit (QuickTime)
* Context menu entry to quickly insert picture background for slides
* Remove GUI option "Automatic file name extension" from File-Save dialog
* (Office Dlg)
* Separate zoom per sheet
* Manual Sorting in DataPilot
* DataPilot drill-down on data field
* The Office now automaicaly checks for updates for extensions
* Support for backward references in Find & Replace
* Block selection
* Insert and Insert Object toolbars changed in Writer and Writer/Web
* Better language cotrol
* Printing of hidden text
* New shortcuts to apply Heading 4+5 and Text body and Default
* Ctrl-click Behavior for Hyperlinks Now Configurable
* bug fixes
* Add spelling and grammar checker to Writer.
* Let OOo use own file locking mechanics to lock alien formats as well.
* Bug fixes.
Please see Release Notes for more detail:
http://development.openoffice.org/releases/3.0.1.html
assumes "tar rvf ..." works when archive doesn't already exist.
assumes "tar tvf ..." doesn't produce an error on a zero length file.
assumes "tar --delete" works.
so depend on gtar always and fix setting of TarExe so that it uses it.
Bump PKGREVISION.
4.6.1 Release Notes
-------------------
o Upgraded to EPSG 6.17 version for nad/epsg. Also corrected the precision
problem introduced in the last version.
o Added logic for tmerc projection to fail rather than return crazy results
if more than 90 degrees away from the central meridian (#5). This change
may only be temporary till a more comprehensive solution is found.
o Fixed handling of extra text in cs2cs.
o Renamed INSTALL to INSTALL.TXT.
o The eqc projection has been generalized to include a latitude of origin.
o Added the glabsgm (Gauss Laborde / Sphere Geometric Mean) projection,
and gstmerc variation.
o nad/IGNF init catalogue created.
o added the ntf_r93.gsb datum shift file.
o Add /Op in nmake.opt compile options to avoid VC7 optimization bug (#12)
o Fix testvarious test script so it works properly when grid files available
- Remove entries which are generated from openoffice.org.xml from PLIST.
This should fix installation with USE_DESTDIR=Full.
Reported by abs@ in private e-mail.
FBReader is an e-book reader for various platforms.
Main features:
* Supported formats are
* fb2 e-book format (style attributes are not supported yet).
* HTML format (tables are not supported).
* CHM format (tables are not supported).
* plucker format (tables are not supported).
* Palmdoc (aportis doc).
* zTxt (Weasel format).
* TCR (psion text) format.
* RTF format (stylesheets and tables are not supported).
* OEB format (css and tables are not supported).
* OpenReader format (css and tables are not supported).
* Non-DRM'ed mobipocket format (tables are not supported).
* Plain text format.
* Direct reading from tar, zip, gzip and bzip2 archives. (Multiple books
in one archive are supported.)
* Automatic library building.
* Automatic language and character encoding detection is supported.
* Automatically generated contents table.
* Embedded images support.
* Footnotes/hyperlinks support.
* Position indicator.
* Keeps the last open book and the last read positions for all opened
books between runs.
* List of last opened books.
* Automatic hyphenations.
* Text search.
* Full-screen mode.
* Screen rotation by 90, 180 and 270 degrees.
* Added -e option to begin processing from the current end of the input log file.
* Put double-quotes around regex expressions in dump file.
* If the context argument to a pipe or report action is "-" then the current context contents are piped into the command.
* Added "echo" action which simply echo's the output on stdout, or to a file.
* Added a "$lines" macro construct in context action fields, it will be substituted by the number of lines in the context.
* Added "syslog" action to send a message into syslog.
calibre is a ebook library management application. Its features are
divided into the following categories:
* Library Management
* Format conversion (all major ebook formats can be converted from)
* Syncing to ebook reader devices
* Fetching news from the web and converting it into ebook form
* Viewing many different ebook formats
* Giving you access to your book collection over the internet using
just a browser
2009-01-17: Released gWaei 0.13.1
This is a release focusing on fixing bugs. The most noteworthy
of which was an infinitely loop on startup that some computer
encountered. (It it still is not fixed, someone please email me.)
There was a crasher when attempting to print only one
highlighted line in the results. The back and forward
buttons have been coded better against race conditions
on slow hardware because the back/forward button's wouldn't
become insensitive quick enough to stop repeted executions.
The highlight colors have been chosen to work better
with dark themes than they were. Fixed a crasher when users
would go back/forward after switching dictionaries.
There have been a few minor features added as well. alt-left
and alt-right will go back and forward in the search history
much like a web browser. Shift-tab will cycle backwards through
the dictionaries. The colors for highlighting have been switched
around and varied more. The previous red just wasn't really
compatible with any of the other colors I tried with it. It is
now possible to optionally compile the program without libsexy.
gWaei is a Japanese-English dictionary program for the GNOME desktop.
It is made to be a modern drop in replacement for Gjiten with many
of the same features. The dictionary files it uses are from Jim
Breen's WWWJDIC project and are installed separately through the
program.
Features
* Easy dictionary installation with a click of a button.
* Support for searching using regular expressions.
* Streams results so the interface is never frozen.
* Click Kanji in the results pane to look information on it.
* Simple interface that makes sense.
* Intelligent design. Tab switches dictionaries.
* Organizes relevant matches to the top of the results.
=====================
deskbar-applet 2.24.3
=====================
This is the last release of the stable 2.24 series.
Changes:
- Fixed#558858, Deskbar stops working when closing by 'x' (Sebastian Pölsterl)
- Fixed#564726, configure doesn't detect pygtk in alternative directories (patch by Frederic Peters)
Translations:
- Updated et: Ivar Smolin
- Updated pt_BR: Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle, Leonardo Gregianin
Version 2.24.3
---------------
Misc improvements/fixes:
* src/mt-main.c: Add missing <locale.h>. Bug #567483.
* src/mt-main.c: Use N_() instead of _() for command-line
options. Bug #567197.
* src/mt-main.c: Make sure drag-clicks also work if both Dwell
Click and Simulated Secondary Click are enabled. Bug #562212.
New and updated translations:
- [et] Ivar Smolin
2.24.3 - 12-Jan-2008
General:
* Re-fix for bug #354479 - Automatic presentation of "balloon" type
messages.
* The rest of the fix for bug #551891 - Flat review does not always
start in the correct place when focus is in a tree table.
* Fix for bug #562877 - account for pronunciation dictionary
when speech-dispatcher backend is used
* Fix for bug #563171 - src/orca/flat_review.py:getZonesFromText
should clip zones based on what text is visible
* Fix for bug #564994 - Drop eel dependency
OpenOffice:
* Fix for bug #562532 - When using Openoffice.org Spreadsheet with
Orca, the cell coordinates are not spoken for all locales.
Firefox:
* Fix for bug #563502 - Need to map "Shiretoko" to the Mozilla
script.
* Fix for bug #565886 - Extraneous caret-moved events emitted by
FF 3.1 cause unnecessary braille updating.
* Fix for bug #565944 - Missing whitespace when the end of line
braille indicator is followed by an image in FF 3.x.
* Fix for bug #566073 - Orca provides the "tree level" for items
in submenus within Firefox 3.x.
* Fix for bug #566180 - Orca inappropriately announces the name
and role of (un)ordered list items as part of the context in
Firefox 3.2.
* Fix for bug #566181 - Changes made to Firefox 3.2 caret-moved
events cause Orca to provide unreliable access during the use
of the Find toolbar.
* Fix for bug #566361 - Orca inappropriately announces the name
of table cells as part of the context in Firefox 3.2.
* Fix for bug #566954 - ARIA toggle button state not handled correctly
* Fix for bug #566955 - Need to remove extra whitespace from braille
output for Firefox 3.x.
* Fix for bug #567167 - Orca sometimes (re)announces that the document
frame has just received focus in Firefox 3.x.
New and updated translations (THANKS EVERYONE!!!):
See also the overall translation status:
http://l10n.gnome.org/module/orca
hu Hungarian Attila Hammer and Gabor Kelemen
2008-12-01 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Version changed to 4.0 (release);
- Released version 4.0.
2008-11-30 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Integrate Fedora .desktop fixes (thx Patrice Dumas)
- Implemented binary TOC and index tables (thx Razvan Cojocaru <razvanco@gmx.net>, the author of xchm). Speed up loading files more than twice!
- Now showing 'waiting' cursor while loading chm table of contents or index.
- Fixed QTextBrowser by providing workaround for "empty" books.
- More compatibility fixes with KDE 4.1
- Added Swedish translation (thx Daniel Nylander)
- Fixed handling files with file:// prefix.
- Added D-BUS support for Qt and KDE builds, the application could now be controlled remotely from other applications or scripts.
- Restored KDE translations.
2008-06-18 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Version changed to 4.0b4;
- Added WebKit support (requires QtWebKit module). WebKit browser is default for a system where QtWebKit is present;
- Added support for Right-To-Left application and text layouts;
- Added support for disabling automatic encoding detection for browsers which could detect it themselves (KHTMLPart and Webkit);
2008-06-06 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Version changed to 4.0b3;
- Added KDE4 support;
- Fixed several compatibility issues with qt-4.4.0;
- Added keyboard shortcuts to move to the next and previous entries in TOC: Ctrl+Right arrow
and Ctrl+Left arrow;
- Added manifest for the Windows version (thanks Cristian Adam);
- Windows version should not rely on mingw DLL anymore;
- Toolbars are now named;
- Fixed parallel build (thanks Patrice Dumas);
2008-02-10 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Version changed to 4.0b2 (this is Qt4-only release);
- Added a command-line option to search through table of contents (--stoc);
- Added Italian translation (thanks to Emilio Scalise);
- Fixed crash on incorrectly compressed CHM file (thanks Albert Astals Cid);
- Fixed kio-msits so it now works with KDE4 (thanks Albert Astals Cid);
- Fixed FSF mailing address everywhere (thanks Albert Astals Cid);
- Fixed handling of improperly formatted CHM files like Audigy help;
- Added heuristics to support for improperly formatted CHMs which have toc and index,
but do not specify so in the project file;
- Fixed handling of CHM files which have local links in form of MS-ITS: urls;
- Search engine has been integrated into libchmfile;
- Search indexes are now stored in a single file, which should make it easier to make
search available through the indexing application;
2007-08-26 tim <gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com>
- Application ported to Qt4.
- Recent files reworked.
- Search on page is now done via toolbar (like FireFox), activated by Ctrl-F and /.
- After switching tabs (either with mouse or Alt+<number> the focus is moved to the browser widget,
so you don't have to click on it to navigate using keyboard.
- Enchanced browser context menu.
0.22
netbsd module now queries pkgsrc.se, shows more details, is faster
Miscellaneous bugfixes
Also using the old combos subroutine again for some repositories, is slower
Added manpages in English and German, updated install script to install manpages to /usr/share/man
Enhance UDFclient with ideas and features from my NetBSD kernel implementation
enhancing directory operations and fixing potential lockups on 512
bytes/sector media, repaired NetBSD harddisc support and fixed a few
compilation warnings when compiled with '-Wextra' revealing some possible
bugs. Enhanced cd_disect to display some more disc types. Also included some
patches to fix possible buffer screwups; thanks Andrey!
* NetBSD and general pkgsrc compatibility. Should get rid of the only
patch used in pkgsrc.
Changes 2.7.4:
* Print the message that we switch to normal from O_DIRECT only when
verbose > 0.
Changes 2.7.3:
* More c flags changes for more portability.
Changes 2.7.2:
* Fix compilation under Redhat-7.3.
Changes 2.7.1:
* Support for $CSTREAM_AUDIO_BITRATE.
The xdg-utils package is a set of simple scripts that provide basic
desktop integration functions for any Free Desktop, such as Linux.
They are intended to provide a set of defacto standards. This means
that:
* Third party software developers can rely on these xdg-utils for
all of their simple integration needs.
* Developers of desktop environments can make sure that their
environments are well supported
If a desktop developer wants to be certain that their environment
functions with all third party software, then can simply make sure
that these utilities work properly in their environment. This will
hopefully mean that 'third tier' window managers such as XFCE and
Blackbox can reach full parity with Gnome and KDE in terms of third
party ISV support.
* Distribution vendors can provide custom versions of these utilities
If a distribution vendor wishes to have unusual systems, they can
provide custom scripts, and the third party software should still
continue to work.
whohas is a command line tool that allows querying several package
lists at once. whohas is written in Perl and was designed to help
package maintainers find ebuilds, pkgbuilds and similar package
definitions from other distributions to learn from. However, it
can also be used by normal users who want to know:
- Which distribution has packages available for apps upon whom the
user depends.
- What version of a given package is in use in each distribution,
or in each release of a distribution (implemented only for Debian).
-Improved support for unicode in filenames and directories.
-Reverted compression of backups from gz to bz2 again, to circumvent a
bug under Windows with unicode directory names.
-Wrote a plugin to always shuffle the revision queue, for users who want
to override the prioritised scheduling introduced in Mnemosyne 1.1.
This plugin can also be downloaded from
http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/node/142
-Only open the sound system when needed in order to save CPU time
(patch by marmuta).
-More robust upgrading from old Mnemosyne versions.
-Fix bug where default export location was incorrectly specified.
-Reword statistics dialog to make clear that we only show data for
the next week.
-Norwegian translation by Petter Goksoyr Asen.
