* Update: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pwithnall/malcontent/-/releases/0.8.0
* Fix the separation patch.
* Add `itstool` to ui (needed for building localized help).
* Use `pkg-config` instead of the `pkgconfig` alias.
* Fix some issues related to multiple outputs:
* Make the module pass specific output to `dbus.packages` since the `dbus` NixOS module will not generate configuration with correct interface paths otherwise.
* Change `malcontent-ui` package to primarily-a-program type derivation (`out`+`lib` instead of `bin`+`out`) since there are more and more `malcontent-control`-specific assets.
* This also fixes the issue where application data (desktop files, icons…) were installed to `out`, which is not installed by `environment.systemPackages`/`system-path.nix`’s `buildEnv` by default when `bin` output is also present.
* Make `malcontent` package install `out` output too so that `system-path.nix` links that too. It contains the AccountsService & Polkit data files.
* Split the library and PAM module out of `malcontent.out` so that they are not installed with the data files.
* This revealed a bug in the `gobject-introspection` setup hook.
These are required for emacs 27 and above and the nix-community emacs
overlay are adding these via overrides.
Add these already on emacs 26 to be forwards compatible and require
less overrides in the overlay.
* Fix regression on PS conversion.
Regression only happened on applications that are locale enabled
i.e. Okular but not pdftops, when using a quite new lcms and
the user locale uses , as decimal separator instead of .
* Add UTF16LE support to TextStringToUCS4.
Even if the standard clearly says it should be UTF16BE
udpt did a complete rewrite from cpp to rust.
This Commit uses rust with cargo to build the package.
The Configuration format changed form .conf to .toml and
the binary changed from udpt to udpt-rs
Using `nativeBuildInputs` instead of `buildInputs` for the cmake dependency since using `buildInputs` prevents the package from being cross compiled to arm.
Feature detection may fail, leading to illegal instructions when
running tests. Cap tests at SSE 4.1, which is supported on many
Intel/AMD CPUs since 2006/2007.
