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Changes to the NetBSD Packages Collection in June 2003
By Alistair Crooks 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, 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 gave 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.
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