libungif was merged into giflib in 2006, and hasn't been updated
since. All non-broken packages still using it build fine with giflib.
See <http://giflib.sourceforge.net/history.html>.
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
river: init at unstable 2021-04-08
The fvwm.1 man page was missing for the standard build of fvwm. While
digging, I also noticed that readline was not included (which, when
included, makes FvwmConsole much more pleasant to use). Based on those
two items, the following changes are in this commit.
- Add libxslt for xsltproc tool, used in building documentation
- Explicitly direct creation of man pages (prior to this change, the
fvwm.1 man page was not built)
- Explicitly direct HTML documentation not to be built
- Add readline for use in FvwmConsole
While changing things in this package anyway, I made the following
adjustments.
- Use fetchFromGitHub instead of fetchUrl
- Reformat with nixfmt
Uses the old wlroots in places where the new one isn't yet compatible.
Co-authored-by: Alyssa Ross <hi@alyssa.is>
Co-authored-by: Michael Weiss <dev.primeos@gmail.com>
Fixes issues:
- 24:
> Cagebreak up to and including release 1.5.1 had an error, where the code
> incremented a variable and not a pointer. This resulted in a bug in a
> surface counting iterator.
- 25:
> Cagebreak, beginning with release 1.5.0, when a keybinding containing an
> output configuration is removed from the list of active keybindings, the
> output configuration contained in this keybinding is destroyed in order to
> prevent memory leaks. However, after an output configuration was applied,
> it was inserted into the list of active output configurations and if it was
> later destroyed, this led to a use-after-free memory corruption.
>
> Starting from release 1.6.0, output configurations are copied before being
> inserted into the list of active output configurations and therefore remain
> valid even if the original is freed.
