Re: [Fink-devel] Status of perl5.8.6 on 10.6

2010-07-28 Thread Daniel E. Macks
Jean-Fran?ois Mertens  said:
>
> PS: Running a similar script for all fink pkgs, I get only the
> following -586 pkgs that have no -588 or -5100 counterpart :

Maintainer notified by email:

> Benjamin Reed : net-jabber-pm586
> Toshiya SAITOH : net-amazon-pm586
> Todai Fink Team : jcode-pm586
> Chris Dolan : annocpan-perldoc-pm586
(chrisdolan has a bunch of them)

Updated:

> Brendan Cully : shout2-pm586
> Dave Vasilevsky : svn-web-pm586
> None : text-kakasi-pm586
> None : xmltv586 

Meh:

> Daniel Macks : spreadsheet-writeexcel-pm586

It's only an older version...current is not varianted

> It is best if this nuking of 586 can be done w/o loss of pkgs...

Yup.

I think I put "very soon" or "later this month" or similar scary
variations in the emails, so I guess we'll revisit in a week or two...

dan

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[Fink-devel] Removal of mozilla from dist

2010-07-28 Thread Hanspeter Niederstrasser
The package mozilla is _very_ old, and probably has gazillion of 
security issues.  It also conflicts with some changes that JFM and 
myself wish to make to firefox & seamonkey.  Currently, the only package 
that depends on it is openvrml, which has been superseded by openvrml016.

Philip, can openvrml be removed from Fink so that we can remove mozilla?

And if someone has a reason why mozilla shouldn't be removed, please 
speak up (an upgrade stub package to either seamonkey or firefox could 
easily be put in its place if wanted).

BTW, the proposed change is to change the default 3rd party gecko plugin 
location from the hardcoded /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to 
%p/lib/mozilla/plugins (%p/lib/%N/plugins will still work as it 
currently does).  The benefit is that future releases of each browser 
will be able to find 3rd party plugins (currently mozplugger and librsvg 
and soon gnash) w/out being limited to a specific browserN.

Hanspeter

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Re: [Fink-devel] Removal of mozilla from dist

2010-07-28 Thread Daniel E. Macks
Hanspeter Niederstrasser  said:
> The package mozilla is _very_ old, and probably has gazillion of 
> security issues.  It also conflicts with some changes that JFM and 
> myself wish to make to firefox & seamonkey.  Currently, the only package 
> that depends on it is openvrml, which has been superseded by openvrml016.
>
> Philip, can openvrml be removed from Fink so that we can remove mozilla?
>
> And if someone has a reason why mozilla shouldn't be removed, please 
> speak up (an upgrade stub package to either seamonkey or firefox could 
> easily be put in its place if wanted).
>
> BTW, the proposed change is to change the default 3rd party gecko plugin 
> location from the hardcoded /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to 
> %p/lib/mozilla/plugins (%p/lib/%N/plugins will still work as it 
> currently does).  The benefit is that future releases of each browser 
> will be able to find 3rd party plugins (currently mozplugger and librsvg 
> and soon gnash) w/out being limited to a specific browserN.

I suspect librsvg2-seamonkey can just die. Docs suggest gecko long ago
added svg support in-core. I don't know for sure though...that package
is on autopilot, cf. librsvg2 library itself which I handle as part of
gnome.

dan

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