[For a full list of changes, please refer to the tech-pkg mailing
list - agc]

Summary of Changes to the NetBSD Packages Collection in June 2003
=================================================================

By my calculations, at the end of June 2003, there were 3820 packages
in the NetBSD Packages Collection, up from 3762 the previous month, a
rise of 58.

Notable additions include:  abook, adocman, afio, aide,
airport2basestationconfig, bftpd, bomberclone, bomberclone-data,
classpath, code2html, dc_gui2, defendguin, dosbox, dqs, dvdrip, ess,
fftw2, gcal, gdeskcal, GeoIP, gimp-wideangle, gini, gnuplot-nox11,
gnuserv, gocr, hamlib, icewm-imlib, kdirstat, libgsf, linuxsms,
majesty-demo, metacity-setup, mjpegtools, p5-DBD-XBase, p5-Gdk-Pixbuf,
p5-Geography-Countries, pkg_install-info, plotutils-nox11, privoxy,
py-checker, py-dns, py-MyHDL, py-sqlite, rc.subr, shmux, ssmtp,
subtitleripper, swiftsurf, tcx, tet3, tob, toolame, transcode,
tuxmath, vim-gtk2, vms-empire, waste, xlockmore-lite, xmms-liveice,
and xmule.

Notable updates include:  2vcard, 9menu, abcde, acroread5, adzap,
ap-throttle, ap2-subversion, apache-ant, apg, arch, asm2html, asp2php,
audit-packages, autogen, bash, BasiliskII, binutils, boehm-gc,
bogofilter, bozohttpd, calamaris, Canna-dict, Canna-lib, Canna-server,
Canna-server-bin, cassowary, cdrecord, centericq, cfengine, cfengine2,
check, clamav, coq, cpuflags, cronolog, ctwm, cue, cups, cvsgraph,
cvsync, cweb, db4, dctc, dc_gui, ddd, ddskk, dejagnu, dircproxy,
distcc, dlcompat, dovecot, doxygen, dvd+rw-tools, dvipdfm, easytag,
elisp-manual, emacs-packages, eog2, ethereal, ettercap, feh,
festival-doc, fftw, fftw2, figlet, file-roller, fly, freetds, ftnchek,
fvwm2, g-wrap, g2, gaim, galeon, galway, gcalctool, gcc3, gd, gdchart,
giblib, gifsicle, gimp, gimp-wideangle, glib2, gnome-panel,
gnome2-control-center, gnucash, gnuplot, gopher, gpc, gqview-devel,
grace, grap, gsed, gtexinfo, gtk2, guile-fcgi, guile-gtk, guile-oops,
guile-pg, guile-slib, guile-www, guile14, guppi, hatari, hevea,
htmllint, hylafax, icdprog, icewm, icewm-gnome, icon, icu,
ImageMagick, intltool, iozone, ja-jsclasses, ja-samba, ja-vfxdvik,
joe, lablgtk, latex-mk, lftp, libdvdcss, libgda, libgnomecanvas,
libgnomedb, libgnomeui, libnasl, libnbcompat, librsvg2, libsamplerate,
lilypond, linuxsms, lsof, mad, mergeant, metacity, micq, mixer.app,
mldonkey, mlterm, mminstance, mrstat, mrtg, msu, msudir, mtree, naim,
nautilus, ncview, nessus, nessus-core, nessus-libraries,
nessus-plugins, netsaint-base, nmap, nmapfe, nsd, ntop2, ocaml,
opencm, openssh, oss-3.9.7j, p5-AppConfig, p5-Archive-Tar,
p5-Attribute-Handlers, p5-Compress-Zlib, p5-Cz-Cstools, p5-DBD-Sybase,
p5-DBIx-SearchBuilder, p5-Font-TTF, p5-GD, p5-Net, p5-Net-SSLeay,
p5-Params-Validate, p5-PerlMagick, p5-SSLeay, p5-Test-Harness, pango,
pax, pekwm, perl5, perl58, php3-gd, php4-gd, pim6dd, pim6sd, pkgchk,
pkgdiff, pkglint, pkg_install-info, ploticus, plotutils, png2html,
postfix, postgresql, prayer, proxycheck, pwm, py-bsddb3, py-dns,
py-gd, py-imaging, python22, qt2, qt2-libs, rc.subr, readline, rplay,
rrdtool, samba, sane-backends, sane-frontends, scsh, sendmail,
setiathome, siag, sirius, source-highlight, spamassassin, spamprobe,
speex, sqlite, sqsh, subversion, subversion-base, subversion-python,
sun-jdk14, sun-jre14, sweep, sylpheed, t1utils, teTeX2-share, TeXmacs,
tinyscheme, tkpasman, transcode, tremor, unison, ups-nut-cgi, userppp,
vic, vice, vim, vm, vmware-module3, vmware3, wdm, webalizer, wine,
xcdroast, xemacs-current, xemacs-packages, xerces-c, xerces-p,
xlockmore, xlockmore-lite, xmame, xmcd, xmess, xmms-osd, xmule, xosd,
xpdf, xpmroot, xscreensaver, xscreensaver-gnome, yasm, zile,
zope25-CMFPlone, zope25-Formulator, zope25-XMLWidgets, and zsh.

My apologies if I gavce anyone the wrong impression at the recent BSD
Super BOF at Usenix - Wasabi Systems ported the vmware kernel modules,
and Linux compatibility is used to run VMware itself as a host on
NetBSD.

And so to the Package of the Month award - my personal favourite is
pkgsrc/audio/wmsmixer (used from enlightenment, BTW), which has taken
over as my mixer of choice - it's small, and can recognise mouse-wheel
movement.  Curt Sampson nominated pkgsrc/net/whatmask, which is a very
useful program for working out netmasks, CIDR and other useful network
information. And Soren Jorvang nominated pkgsrc/net/wistumbler, a useful
utility for sniffing raw 802.11 packets.

Alistair Crooks
Tue Jul  1 17:51:20 BST 2003