pkg-plist caused the docs not to be included if the port was built as a
package. The %%PORTDOCS%% PLIST_SUB pragma now allows an elegant way to
get around this.
- Did bump PORTREVISION of this reason
- Fixed a typo. :-)
PR: 24606
Submitted by: Johann Visagie <johann@egenetics.com> MAINTAINER
default -j2 (but keep MAKE_JOBS var), restore old perl REs as soon as I'd
learned how to do multiple ones, remove QPL license file from packaging,
sync with newest KOI8-U/R stuff (not tested). The biggest bonus: split
QT Designer into its own port, and make the qt22/qt-designer pair a member
of the master-slave ports legion, hopefully to reduce redundancy as much
as possible. This should also save roughly 20 minutes of compile time on
a dual PIII-600 for those that don't need or want QT Designer. UIC is,
however, still installed/compiled by the default Qt 2.2.4 (as it _is_
required for other things e.g. KDE2).
USE_MESA may break KDE2. Hopefully, now that the port does install both
the threaded and non-threaded versions of QT, it won't. But until the
next release of KDE2, I'm not gonna bother testing to see.
USE_MESA repeatedly requested by: sobomax
of libvgl. I abadoned my previous plans to get my extentions into the base
system because it seems that libvgl is at the end of its lifecycle and will
be replaced by more generic and better solution (probably kgi/ggi), at least
nsouch is actively working in this drection now. In the meantime, those
lucky with VESA 2.0 compatible videocards would be able to play quakeforge
or any other SDL-based games straight on their FreeBSD consoles ;).
all Makefile.in and as a result loosing some changes in the case when automake
is installed and detected by configure script.
PR: 24589
Reported by: Norikatsu Shigemura <nork@cityfujisawa.ne.jp>
and test it you need the following (5-CURRENT only, BTW):
- fetch a patch for libvgl: http://people.freebsd.org/~sobomax/libvgl.patch,
apply it, recompile/reinstall libvgl;
- recompile/reinstall sdl-devel (configure script automatically detects
if right version of libvgl is present);
- set environment variable SDL_VIDEODRIVER=vgl;
- ensure that you have VESA support compiled into kernel or loaded as a kld;
- fire up your favourite SDL app ;).
