Subject: New Packages
To: tech-pkg <tech-pkg@netbsd.org>
From: Berndt Josef Wulf <wulf@ping.net.au>
List: tech-pkg
Date: 05/06/2000 10:55:05
G'day,

kdevelop version 1.2 was committed yesterday.

Now that I've completed most of my assignments, I like to invest some
time into the pkgsrc tree... ;-)

Find below my intended schedule for maintenace and new commits:


Pkgsrc maintenance -

	1. rrdtool

		Upgrade rrdtool to version 0.21

	2. tfkiss

		Upgrade tfkiss to version 1.2.3

	3. tnt

		Upgrade tnt to final version 1.9


I've a few packages used locally which may be worth committing if
there is any interest:

	1. bluefish

		A GTK HTML editor for the experienced web designer 
		featuring project managment, setup and configuration
		wizards, CSS dialogs, syntax highlighting, HTML
		toolbar, tearable menus and reference for PHP3, SSI
		and RXML. A very nice package all around...

		Status: 

		Ready for commit


	2. kmp3

		A mp3 player written for the KDE environment...
		In constant use here... ;-)

		Status: 

		Ready for commit


	3. kdk

		KDE Development Kit, the mega-package for kdevelop
		comprising c_cpp_reference, cervisia, kdbg,
		kdelibdocs-kdoc2, kdesgmltools, kdevelop, kdoc2,
		and ktranslator. The option here would be to kill
		the kdevelop pkg in favour of kdk or use the 
		conflict variable to avoid intallation conflichts
		between them.

		Status: 

		Ready for commit


	4. metaHtml

		Meta-HTML is a programming language specifically
		designed for working within the World Wide Web
		environment.  Although it is suitable for large-scale
		it provides the most commonly wanted Web functionality
		as built-in primitives.

		Status: 

		Ready for commit, but needs testing on
		platforms other than i386. Drop me a line if you like
		to give it a go.


	5. krabber

		Krabber is a front-end for serveral text based
		applications and ultimatively may be used for CD
		ripping. Looks promising...

		Status: 

		Linux's implementation of accessing the CD
		devices needs porting. A few other quirks in need to
		be resolved. I need help on the CD devices in order to
		finish this project - any volunteers to give me a
		hand?


The list is in order of my current priorities With nobody objecting, 
I will work my way down the list... ;-)

As always, your comments are very much appreciated...

cheerio Berndt
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