Telegram-purple, as well as every libtgl-based application, does not
work anymore (i tested).
Port's page[1] says it is abandoned since 2021 and may or may not work
(it did for some time, but now does not). It points to a new project
for a libpurple plugin based on the last newest Telegram API:
t
On 2024/09/18 13:33, Byron Campbell - WA4GEG wrote:
Turns out that VLC had "hardware acceleration" set to automatic. I assume
that it is shipped that way, since I generally have no need to alter the
default settings. And the problem is indeed due to the VA-API stuff as
Stuart suspected.
I got i
On 2024/09/18 09:38, Byron Campbell - WA4GEG wrote:
>
> Okay, launched VLC from terminal. Here's the output when attempting to play
> an MP4, and audio plays but not the video portion:
>
> $ vlc
> VLC media player 3.0.20 Vetinari (revision 3.0.20-0-g6f0d0ab126b)
> [0d0660d53220] main libvlc:
On 2024/09/20 14:10, Stuart Cassoff wrote:
> With Tcl, it's always been possible to do that; Tcl is not Python or whatever.
> This sort of backwards compatibility exists with/is a feature of Tcl.
except togl is seemingly touching Tk internals rather than public
interfaces so that is perhaps not re
With Tcl, it's always been possible to do that; Tcl is not Python or
whatever.This sort of backwards compatibility exists with/is a feature of
Tcl.Extensions built against 8.5 should be able to be loaded into 8.6 without
problem.Certainly worth trying, imo.
Stu
On Friday, September 20, 202
On 2024/09/20 12:43, Stuart Cassoff wrote:
> Private files aren't meant to be installed. They're in the 8.5 package mostly
> for historical
> reasons or older ports.
> Instead of using MODULES you could try setting BUILD_DEPENDS for 8.5 and
> WANTLIB and
> RUN_DEPENDS for 8.6.
> Something like th
Private files aren't meant to be installed. They're in the 8.5 package mostly
for historical reasons or older ports.Instead of using MODULES you could try
setting BUILD_DEPENDS for 8.5 and WANTLIB and RUN_DEPENDS for 8.6.Something
like that, maybe other vars as well.
Stu
On Friday, Septembe
On 2024/09/19 17:12, Stuart Cassoff wrote:
> Depending on the software it may be possible to build against 8.5 and load
> into/run with 8.6.
Is there a difference between 8.5 and 8.6 regarding whether it's ok to
include private headers in the package?
