FreeBSD Port: linux-opera-7.23.20031119
Tommy Scheunemann
tommy.scheunemann at s1999.tu-chemnitz.de
Sat May 22 17:20:12 PDT 2004
>> Hi !
>> You're currently porting the Opera Browser to FreeBSD. This package
>> includes a Wmconfig menu entry.
>
> Not anymore in 7.5, which I have disabled it. I can enable it back if you
> want me to.
I think it's better to keep Wmconfig Entries in the Wmconfig Package.
Users that don't want to use Wmconfig have no use for these menu entries.
I think Flwm is the only Window Manager with an converter. The
"mainstream" desktops like KDE or Gnome will ignore Wmconfig entries.
>> Since RedHat no longer develops this tool, I've continued. To be more BSD
>> friendly, the configuration directory has moved to
>> /usr/local/etc/X11/wmconfig.
>> As an alternative, you may remove the file and I will include it in
>> Wmconfig.
>
> Well, I think www/opera might be the best choice to be part of this instead
> linux-opera to include in Wmconfig. Because, both of them are native but you
> can add both of them in Wmconfig as long you name it 'linux-opera'. Note
> that, www/linux-opera is no longer in the name of 'opera' and have been
> renamed to 'linux-opera' on everything such as ~/.linux-opera, binary,
> datadir and etc.
Noticed. I have included sample configuration files from the Ports and I
will change the menu entries.
> Cheers,
> Mezz
>
Tommy Scheunemann
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