On 2022/10/24 14:43, Robert Bagdan wrote: > I've attached the port of x11/enlightenment-wm, which is the graphical > desktop shell from the Enlightenment project. It resembles a > traditional UNIX/X1 style desktop by design but has a range of > add-ons, as well as a different core design philosophy. Enlightenment > manages windows and files. It's a compositor and is also capable of > launching applications, handling the user interface and even system > settings. > > This is the part of 2 to the Enlightenment wm stuff, which is based on > the latest releases, not on the DR16 based version, which is already > in the ports tree. I checked the PLISTs, the DR16 and this version are > not conflicting. > > I use and test them (EFl, Enlightenment, Terminology) since 2 month on > OpenBSD 7.1 and after 7.2, works fine for me. > > Some notes: > 1) I am not sure the name of this port, as enlightenment already > exists in the tree, but that is the DR16 version. > > 2) I added the enlightenment login class to the ports, as need to > increase the resource limits to run enlightenment. Enlightenment’s > efreetd caching all installed icons, when can be knocked out by the > resource limits. > > 2.a) portcheck tell me: > extra file: pkg/enlightenment.login > > I found login files for other ports, but isn’t this the correct way to > offer the resource limits increase? Should I only write this to the > README file?
These pkg/XX.login files are only useful for ports with daemons which run from the rc.d framework, the pkg-readme is probably the best place for it (NB spelling: should be "successful") > 3) The port has patches to fix locale changing, only removing old > OpenBSD relevant ifdefs, which already just broke the locale switch. I > sent the patches to the upstream, not accepted yet. > > Any suggestions for the port? > > -- > kikadf
