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1-Wire API for .NET Version 4.00
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This class provides a default object for a tagged 1-Wire device. More...
Inherited by Contact, D2A, Event, Humidity, Level, Switch, and Thermal.
Public Member Functions | |
| TaggedDevice (DSPortAdapter adapter, String netAddress) | |
| Creates an object for the device with the supplied address and device type connected to the supplied port adapter. | |
| TaggedDevice () | |
| Creates an object for the device. | |
| void | setDeviceContainer (DSPortAdapter adapter, String netAddress) |
| Sets the 1-Wire Container for the tagged device. | |
| void | setDeviceType (String tType) |
| Sets the device type for the tagged device. | |
| void | setLabel (String Label) |
| Sets the label for the tagged device. | |
| void | setChannelFromString (String Channel) |
| Sets the channel for the tagged device from a String. | |
| void | setChannel (int Channel) |
| Sets the channel for the tagged device from an int. | |
| void | setInit (String Init) |
| Sets the init (initialization String) for the tagged device. | |
| void | setClusterName (String cluster) |
| Sets the cluster name for the tagged device. | |
| void | setBranches (Vector branches) |
| Sets the vector of branches to get to the tagged device. | |
| void | setOWPath (OWPath branchOWPath) |
| Sets the OWPath for the tagged device. | |
| void | setOWPath (DSPortAdapter adapter, Vector Branches) |
| Sets the OWPath for the tagged device. | |
| OneWireContainer | getDeviceContainer () |
| Gets the 1-Wire Container for the tagged device. | |
| String | getDeviceType () |
| Gets the device type for the tagged device. | |
| String | getLabel () |
| Gets the label for the tagged device. | |
| String | getChannelAsString () |
| Gets the channel for the tagged device as a String. | |
| int | getChannel () |
| Gets the channel for the tagged device as an int. | |
| String | getInit () |
| Gets the init (Initialization String) for the tagged device. | |
| String | getMax () |
| Gets the max string for the tagged device. | |
| String | getMin () |
| Gets the min string for the tagged device. | |
| String | getClusterName () |
| Gets the cluster name for the tagged device. | |
| Vector | getBranches () |
| Gets a vector of branches (to get to) the tagged device. | |
| OWPath | getOWPath () |
| Gets the OWPath for the tagged device. | |
Public Attributes | |
| OneWireContainer | DeviceContainer |
| ********* Properties (fields) for this object ********** | |
| String | DeviceType |
| Device type for the device (i.e., contact, switch, d2a, etc.). | |
| String | label |
| Label for the "name" of the device. | |
| Integer | channel |
| The channel on which to probe for info. | |
| String | max |
| A string message representing a high or maximum value. | |
| String | min |
| A string message representing a low or minimum value. | |
| Boolean | state |
| A true or false describing the state of the tagged device. | |
| String | init |
| An initialization parameter for the tagged device. | |
| String | clusterName |
| The name of the cluster to which the tagged device is associated. | |
| Vector | branchVector |
| A Vector of branches describing how to physically get to the tagged device through a set of 1-Wire switches. |
This class provides a default object for a tagged 1-Wire device.
| TaggedDevice | ( | DSPortAdapter | adapter, |
| String | netAddress | ||
| ) |
Creates an object for the device with the supplied address and device type connected to the supplied port adapter.
| adapter | The adapter serving the sensor. |
| NetAddress | The 1-Wire network address of the sensor. |
| netAddress |
| Vector getBranches | ( | ) |
Gets a vector of branches (to get to) the tagged device.
| int getChannel | ( | ) |
Gets the channel for the tagged device as an int.
| String getChannelAsString | ( | ) |
Gets the channel for the tagged device as a String.
| String getClusterName | ( | ) |
Gets the cluster name for the tagged device.
| OneWireContainer getDeviceContainer | ( | ) |
Gets the 1-Wire Container for the tagged device.
| String getDeviceType | ( | ) |
Gets the device type for the tagged device.
| String getInit | ( | ) |
Gets the init (Initialization String) for the tagged device.
| String getLabel | ( | ) |
Gets the label for the tagged device.
| String getMax | ( | ) |
Gets the max string for the tagged device.
| String getMin | ( | ) |
Gets the min string for the tagged device.
| OWPath getOWPath | ( | ) |
Gets the OWPath for the tagged device.
An OWPath is a description of how to physically get to a 1-Wire device through a set of nested 1-Wire switches.
| void setBranches | ( | Vector | branches | ) |
Sets the vector of branches to get to the tagged device.
| branches |
| void setChannel | ( | int | Channel | ) |
Sets the channel for the tagged device from an int.
| Channel |
| void setChannelFromString | ( | String | Channel | ) |
Sets the channel for the tagged device from a String.
| Channel |
| void setClusterName | ( | String | cluster | ) |
Sets the cluster name for the tagged device.
| cluster |
| void setDeviceType | ( | String | tType | ) |
Sets the device type for the tagged device.
| tType |
| void setInit | ( | String | Init | ) |
Sets the init (initialization String) for the tagged device.
| init |
| void setLabel | ( | String | Label | ) |
Sets the label for the tagged device.
| Label |
| void setOWPath | ( | DSPortAdapter | adapter, |
| Vector | Branches | ||
| ) |
Sets the OWPath for the tagged device.
An OWPath is a description of how to physically get to a 1-Wire device through a set of nested 1-Wire switches.
| adapter | |
| Branches |
| void setOWPath | ( | OWPath | branchOWPath | ) |
Sets the OWPath for the tagged device.
An OWPath is a description of how to physically get to a 1-Wire device through a set of nested 1-Wire switches.
| branchOWPath |
| String clusterName |
The name of the cluster to which the tagged device is associated.
Nested clusters will have a forward slash ("/") between each cluster, much like a path.
| OneWireContainer DeviceContainer |
********* Properties (fields) for this object **********
1-Wire Container for the tagged device.


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.text-right[ .text-bigger130[ Yaroslav Tkachenko ] Senior Software Engineer at Demonware (Activision) ] --- # About me .left-column.column-35[ ![](http://1.gravatar.com/avatar/565c77691f1676e0bab82b4881361f55?size=200) - Java, Scala, Python, Node - Microservices - Event-driven Systems - Distributed Systems - DevOps - ... [and more](http://sap1ens.com/files/resume-yaroslav-tkachenko.pdf) ] .right-column.column-65[ .text-center[ **Yaroslav (Slava) Tkachenko**, Vancouver, Canada ]
**Demonware (Activision)**, 2017 - Senior Software Engineer *[Data Pipeline]* **Mobify**, 2016 - 2017 - Senior Software Engineer, Lead *[Platform]* **Bench Accounting**, 2011 - 2016 - Director of Engineering *[Platform]* - Engineering Lead - Software Engineer **Freelance**, 2007 - 2011 - Web Developer ] --- class: center, middle # https://sap1ens.com/slides/stateful-services/ --- # Agenda - Microservices: stateless vs stateful - Actor systems - Akka - Akka Cluster and Persistence - Real-world applications ??? - Microservices = Services = "Applications" - Use case is particularly good for Microservices --- class: center, middle # Microservices: stateless vs stateful --- # Microservices: stateless vs stateful **Stateless** application: application that doesn't keep any state in *memory* / *runtime*, but uses external services instead. - External service: database, cache, API, etc. - Examples: most of the web apps are stateless or designed to be stateless (Spring, Django, Rails, Express, etc.). **Stateful** application: application that keeps internal state in *memory* / *runtime*, instead of relying on external services. - Examples: actors *can* be stateful, so Akka and other actor-based systems (Erlang/OTP, Orleans) can be stateful. But it's also possible to create stateful applications in Node.js or Python, for example. --- # Microservices: stateless .center[ ![](http://sap1ens-archive.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pictures/stateless_microservices.png) ] --- # Microservices: stateless Benefits: - Simple development & deployment - Simple to scale out -> just add more nodes Biggest challenges: - Low latency -> can use caching, but not when strong consistency is needed - Concurrent modifications -> conflict resolution with optimistic / pessimistic locking --- # Microservices: stateful .center[ ![](http://sap1ens-archive.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pictures/stateful_microservices.png) ] ??? - Single instance is possible, but availability and scalability is poor - State is distributed accross nodes somehow - LB knows the data location OR nodes can forward requests when needed --- # Microservices: stateful
.center[ ![](http://sap1ens-archive.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pictures/stateful_microservices_explained.png) ] ??? Don't have time for ring examples and explanation --- # Microservices: stateful Benefits: - Data locality -> low latency, fast processing - Sticky consistency -> "simple" and "cheap" consistency without using consensus protocols Biggest challenges: - High availability - Scaling out --- class: center, middle # Actor systems --- # Actor systems An actor is a computational entity that, in response to a message it receives, can concurrently: - send a finite number of messages to other actors; - create a finite number of new actors; - designate the behavior to be used for the next message it receives. There is no assumed sequence to the above actions and they could be carried out in parallel.
Every actor has: - A mailbox - A supervisor - Some state [optionally] ??? - Messages are sent async - It's ok to have millions of actors in one VM/node, they're cheap --- # Actor systems - Examples .left-column.column-50.text-bigger[ 📬 **Rachel** ] .right-column.column-50.text-right.text-bigger[ 📬 **Alex** ] .center.text-bigger[ 📬 **Fred** ] --- # Actor systems - Examples
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.text-left[ `Akka Concurrency by Derek Wyatt, Artima` ] --- # Actor systems - Examples .center[ ![](https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/akka-concurrency/9780981531663/images/Supervision_Goal65.jpg) ] .text-left[ `Akka Concurrency by Derek Wyatt, Artima` ] --- # Actor systems - Examples
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.text-left[ `Akka Concurrency by Derek Wyatt, Artima` ] --- class: center, middle # Akka --- # Akka Akka is an open-source toolkit and runtime simplifying the construction of concurrent and distributed applications on the JVM. Akka supports multiple programming models for concurrency, but it emphasizes actor-based concurrency, with inspiration drawn from Erlang. --- # Akka - Actors ```scala case class Greeting(who: String) class GreetingActor extends Actor with ActorLogging { def receive = { case Greeting(who) => log.info("Hello " + who) } } val system = ActorSystem("MySystem") val greeter = system.actorOf(Props[GreetingActor], name = "greeter") greeter ! Greeting("Charlie Parker") ``` - Messages are handled one by one - Immutability of messages --- # Akka - Communication ```scala class HelloActor extends Actor with ActorLogging { def receive = { case who => sender() ! "Hello, " + who } } object ConversationActor { def props(fellowActor: ActorRef): Props = Props(classOf[ConversationActor], fellowActor) } class ConversationActor(fellowActor: ActorRef) extends Actor with ActorLogging { def receive = { case "start" => fellowActor ! "it's me!" case message => log.info(message) } } val system = ActorSystem("MySystem") val helloActor = system.actorOf(Props[HelloActor]) val conversationActor = ConversationActor.props(helloActor) conversationActor ! "start" ``` --- # Actor systems and Akka - Why? So, why actors? - Simple concurrency - Clean asynchronous programming model - Great fit for event-driven systems - Resilience - Scalability --- class: center, middle # Akka Persistence --- # Akka Persistence - Overview .center[ ![](http://sap1ens-archive.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pictures/akka-persistence.jpg) ] --- # Akka Persistence - Overview - Event Sourcing - Persistent Actor - Journal - Snapshot Has plugins for JDBC (MySQL, Postgres, ...), MongoDB, Cassandra, Kafka, Redis and more. --- # Akka Persistence - Example ```scala case class Cmd(data: String) case class Evt(data: String) case class ExampleState(events: List[String] = Nil) { def updated(evt: Evt): ExampleState = copy(evt.data :: events) override def toString: String = events.reverse.toString } class ExamplePersistentActor extends PersistentActor { override def persistenceId = "sample-id-1" var state = ExampleState() def updateState(event: Evt): Unit = state = state.updated(event) val receiveRecover: Receive = { case evt: Evt => updateState(evt) case SnapshotOffer(_, snapshot: ExampleState) => state = snapshot } val receiveCommand: Receive = { case Cmd(data) => persist(Evt(data))(updateState) case "snap" => saveSnapshot(state) case "print" => println(state) } } ``` --- class: center, middle # Akka Cluster --- # Akka Cluster - Overview .center[ ![](http://sap1ens-archive.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pictures/node-ring.png) ] .left-column.column-50[ - Cluster - Node ] .right-column.column-50[ - Gossip protocol - Failure Detector ] --- # Akka Cluster - Sharding Features: - One of the most powerful Akka features! - Allows to route messages across nodes in a cluster using a sharding function (actually two) - You don't need to know the physical location of an actor - cluster will forward message to a remote node if needed - Uses Akka Persistence internally (or brand-new Distributed Data) Concepts: - Coordinator - Shard Region - Shard - Entity Entities (actors) are "activated" by receiving a first message and can be "passivated" using `context.setReceiveTimeout`. ??? - Cluster has only one coordinator as a singleton - Ideal number of shards = max(nodes) * 10 - Every shard contains set of entities --- # Akka Cluster - Sharding Counter interface: ```scala case object Increment case object Decrement final case class Get(counterId: Long) final case class EntityEnvelope(id: Long, payload: Any) case object Stop final case class CounterChanged(delta: Int) ``` --- # Akka Cluster - Sharding Counter implementation: ```scala class Counter extends PersistentActor { context.setReceiveTimeout(120.seconds) override def persistenceId: String = "Counter-" + self.path.name var count = 0 def updateState(event: CounterChanged): Unit = count += event.delta override def receiveRecover: Receive = { case evt: CounterChanged ⇒ updateState(evt) } override def receiveCommand: Receive = { case Increment ⇒ persist(CounterChanged(+1))(updateState) case Decrement ⇒ persist(CounterChanged(-1))(updateState) case Get(_) ⇒ sender() ! count case ReceiveTimeout ⇒ context.parent ! Passivate(stopMessage = Stop) case Stop ⇒ context.stop(self) } } ``` --- # Akka Cluster - Sharding Create a region on every node: ```scala val counterRegion: ActorRef = ClusterSharding(system).start( typeName = "Counter", entityProps = Props[Counter], settings = ClusterShardingSettings(system), extractEntityId = extractEntityId, extractShardId = extractShardId) ``` Sharding functions: ```scala val extractEntityId: ShardRegion.ExtractEntityId = { case EntityEnvelope(id, payload) ⇒ (id.toString, payload) case msg @ Get(id) ⇒ (id.toString, msg) } val numberOfShards = 100 val extractShardId: ShardRegion.ExtractShardId = { case EntityEnvelope(id, _) ⇒ (id % numberOfShards).toString case Get(id) ⇒ (id % numberOfShards).toString } ``` --- # Akka Cluster Sharding + Persistence = ❤ Akka Cluster Sharding: - Consistent hashing for all requests based on user-defined function - Automatic forwarding (from local to remote and vice versa) Akka Persistence: - Keeping internal state - Easy and fast recovery (journal + snapshots) - Event-sourcing built-in --- class: center, middle # Real-world applications --- # Real-world applications - Complex event-driven state machine with low latency API (aka **The Tracker**) - More (online gaming, data aggregation, trading, complex domains, ...) --- # Real-world applications - The Tracker Complex event-driven state machine: Consuming: - Domain Events via messaging queue (Akka Camel) Interface for querying: - HTTP API (Akka HTTP) - Websockets (Akka HTTP) Every entity has a **clientId** and they never intersect - it's a perfect use-case for sharding (clientId as a sharding key). --- # Real-world applications - The Tracker ```scala object TrackerService { case class TrackerData( accounts: Map[String, BankAccount] = Map[String, BankAccount]() ) } class TrackerService extends PersistentActor { private var state = TrackerData() private def handleMessage(message: EventMessage) { val maybeUpdatedState = message match { case b: BankAccountMessage => handleBankMessage(b) case c: ClientMessage => handleClientMessage(c) case _ => None } maybeUpdatedState.foreach { updatedState => updateState(updatedState) } } private def updateState(updatedState: TrackerData) = { state = state.copy( accounts = (state.accounts ++ updatedState.accounts).filterNot(_._2.deleted) ) } } ``` --- # Real-world applications .center[ ![](http://sap1ens-archive.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pictures/stateful_microservices_diagram.png) ] --- # Summary - Actor-based programming simplifies building highly scalable and reliable systems - It's not easy to build & maintain a stateful application, but you never know when it's going to be needed - Don't try to write abstractions for distributed programming from scratch (unless you're an expert) - Akka has a few great abstractions already, use them! - It's easier to build a stateful application as a microservice - smaller state size, more flexibility and great separation of concerns --- class: center, middle # Questions? @sap1ens


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Late last year, three gangster movies involving some of the world's best actors and directors were released at the same time: GOODFELLAS, MILLER'S CROSSING and STATE OF GRACE.
STATE OF GRACE may have received the least attention of the three--at least, it was the one I did not catch in the theatres (I did enjoy GOODFELLAS and MILLER'S CROSSING a lot and generally enjoy movies about the psychology of criminals and the workings of organized crime).
So I recently caught STATE OF GRACE on video and--although I don't think it is as good as the other two films mentioned above--I thought it offered some great moments--and a great performance by Gary Oldman.
I don't know much about Gary Oldman. He's British. I saw him recently in ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD, where he gives another great performance, and also in PRICK UP YOUR EARS. Does anyone know more about his film credits and background?. He seems to have had some training as a classical actor, as he jumps around with grace and abandon and seems to know fencing.
In STATE OF GRACE he broke my heart with his performance as a slightly out of control, hyper-active, messy, violent, and alcoholic gangster who visibly aches for love and something worth fighting for. This is the sort of character that Eric Roberts plays so well--the kid who could not sit still in class and whose life has gone straight down hill since the third grade. It's a memorable and manic performance-- and next to seeing Annette Bening naked in THE GRIFTERS--one of the highlights of my movie year.
I think Oldman outshines Sean Penn in STATE OF GRACE--one of Penn's more low-key performances. Penn can still communicate more with his face and body language than most screen actors can do with a hundred great lines. But Oldman has the better part in this extremely violent movie about Irish gangsters being swept away by changing times in lower Manhattan. Penn seems a little tired and depressed in this film--and he shows some influence of Robert DeNiro, who he seems to be imitating in the way he reads certain lines.
I also wasn't thrilled by the violence in STATE OF GRACE. It seemed gratuitous to me--lots of showy, bloody, slow-motion shoot-outs with bags of fake blood exploding all over the place. This sort of cinema ultra-violence went out with Butch Cassidy and Bonnie and Clyde--at least I thought so.
Another problem with the movie--the script focused on an ethnic subculture and old way of life under attack, but none of the lead characters seemed very ethnic to me. Ed "The Abyss" Harris gives a good performance as a ruthless SOB, but there's nothing very Irish about him. The same goes for the lovely Robin Wright, the princess of THE PRINCESS BRIDE, who shows she is not just a beautiful ex-model but a promising and interesting actress in her role as the younger sister of gangsters, trying to live a decent life and distance herself from her shameful family and past.
Also, Burgess Meredith hams it up as an old sot--a character a lot like the one he plays in the Rocky movies. Is Burgess Meredith alive or dead? Seriously, I thought he died. If so, this must have been one of his last roles.
Funny, I recently saw THE FIELD, where the characters were definitely Irish, but which suffered from an overwrought and silly script. The script for STATE OF GRACE by Dennis McIntyre was very good, I thought, but needed some real Irish people to bring it to life. And less contrived, special-effects violence to distract us from the human tragedy. Where was Mickey Rourke when we needed him?
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PUBLIC INTERFACE
use atmosphere_mod [,only: atmosphere_init, atmosphere_end,
atmosphere,
atmosphere_resolution, atmosphere_boundary,
get_atmosphere_axes ]
NOTES
1) Optional namelist interface &atmosphere_nml may be
read from file input.nml.
PUBLIC ROUTINES
call atmosphere_init ( Time_init, Time, Time_step )
DESCRIPTION
Initialization call for running the bgrid dynamical with the
Held-Suarez GCM forcing.
INPUT
Time_init The initial (or base) time. [time_type]
Time The current time. [time_type]
Time_step The atmospheric model/physics time step. [time_type]
call atmosphere_end
DESCRIPTION
Termination call for the bgrid dynamical with Held-Suarez
GCM forcing. There are no arguments to this routine.
call atmosphere ( Time )
DESCRIPTION
Advances the B-grid prognostic variables one time step forward.
The dynamical core, Held-Suarez forcing, diagnostics, and time
differencing are all called. This routine should only be called
once per time step.
INPUT
Time The current time. [time_type]
NOTE
The prognostic variables are stored in a private derived-type
variabledefined in the header section of this module.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
call get_atmosphere_axes ( axes )
OUTPUT
axes axis identifiers for the atmospheric grids
The size of axes at least 1 but not greater than 4.
The axes returned are ordered (/ x, y, p_full, p_half /).
[integer, dimension(:)]
call atmosphere_resolution ( nlon, nlat [, global] )
DESCRIPTION
Returns the resolution of compute domain for either the
current processor or the global domain.
OUTPUT
nlon The number of longitude points in the compute domain.
[integer]
nlat The number of latitude points in the compute domain.
[integer]
OPTIONAL INPUT
global Flag that specifies whether the returned compute domain size is
for the global grid (TRUE) or for the current processor (FALSE).
[logical, default: FALSE]
call atmosphere_boundary ( blon, blat [, global] )
DESCRIPTION
Returns the grid box edges of compute domain for either the
current processor or the global domain.
OUTPUT
blon The west-to-east longitude edges of grid boxes (in radians).
[real, dimension(nlon+1)]
blat The south-to-north latitude edges of grid boxes (in radians).
[real, dimension(nlat+1)]
OPTIONAL INPUT
global Flag that specifies whether the returned grid box edges are
for the global grid (TRUE) or for the current processor (FALSE).
[logical, default: FALSE]
NOTE
The size of the output arguments, blon and blat, must be +1 more than the
output arguments for call atmosphere_resolution, nlon+1 and nlat+1, respectively.


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abstract SOAPElement |
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Create a SOAPElement object initialized with
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abstract SOAPElement |
create(java.lang.String localName,
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SOAPElement
object initialized with
the given Name
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name
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object with
the XML name for the new element- Returns:
- the new
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throws SOAPException
- Create a
SOAPElement
object initialized with
the given local name.
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java.lang.String prefix,
java.lang.String uri)
throws SOAPException
- Create a new
SOAPElement
object with the
given local name, prefix and uri.
- Parameters:
localName
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SOAPElement
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created - Throws:
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creating the SOAPElement
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throws SOAPException
- Creates a new instance of
SOAPElementFactory
.
- Returns:
- a new instance of a
SOAPElementFactory
- Throws:
SOAPException
- if there was an error creating
the default SOAPElementFactory
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I hear writing blogs can be fun, and since I'm a total sucker for anything web-related, I figure I'd make a blog and give this whole writing thing a try! I like to work on a wide variety of stuff - from working on web projects, running, cooking, to watching sports.
So what in it for you for reading a strangers blog? More or less you can get a sneek peak of how I keep myself distracted outside of work, whether I'm working up my way to becoming a coding badass, to overanalyzing the day-to-day things that I typically stumble upon.


Articles
The following are articles written by Imam Baianonie.
Differences in Fiqh Made Easy Part I and II (pdf)A 218 page book on the various fiqh differences in At-Tahaarah (Purification) & As-Salaah (Prayer)
Step by Step Guide for UmrahA detailed guide explaining all of the obligatory and recommended actions while performing Umrah to the House of Allah (SWT).
Zakat-ul-mal (Zakat)Zakat purifies the heart from the detested trait of stinginess, and also purifies the wealth by giving out a portion of that wealth. It also causes the wealth to grow through Allah's blessings. While regular charity is strongly recommended and abundantly rewarded by Allah (SWT), Zakat is a debt we owe Allah (SWT), and must be paid as a part of our belief in Him.
Rules of the Fasting of RamadanFasting the month of Ramadaan is one of the main pillars of Islaam. It is obligatory upon every sane, healthy Muslim whose reached puberty and is not traveling during the time of fasting. As for women, they must not fast if they are menstruating or having post-childbirth bleeding.
Fiqh of Fasting of RamadanAllah ﷻ says in the Qur'an what may be interpreted as, "O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you so that you may achieve Taqwah (righteousness, God-fearing)."
How do I pray?Salah is the second pillar of Islam. It refers to the five compulsory daily prayers. Salah is offered five times a day individually or in congregation. We offer Salah to remember Allah. It brings us closer to Him. Allah says in the Noble Qur'an, what can be translated as, "Establish Salah to remember Me (Allah)." (20:14)
Step by Step Guide for Hajj and UmrahEh-raam is mandatory (waajib). Male pilgrims must take off their regular clothes and put on the two unstitched pieces of clothes (Ezaar and Redaa). They cannot wear shoes that cover the top of their feet. Female pilgrims can wear any loose-fitting decent dress covering the entire body except face and hands.
The Basic Rules of Islamic FuneralsThe following are some of the issues facing the family members and relatives of deceased individuals. It is requested that Muslims be familiar with these issues at all times since death can approach anyone at any given time or place.
I ask Allah (SWT) to bestow on us sincerity in our speech and actions, to forgive our mistakes, and to place us with His pious servants; and for Him to listen and grant us what we ask for. We must always say--All praise be to Allah, the Lord of the worlds.
Islamic Rules and Basis for Determining the Beginning and End of RamadanJust as fasting the month of Ramadan is a pillar of Islaam, the criteria that marks the start and end of Ramadan is set by Islam as well. The crescent moon marks the beginning of each lunar month in Islam, as Allah ﷻ stated in the Qur'an in what may be translated as, "They ask you [O Muhammad] about the crescent moons, Say, 'They are measurements of time for the people and for hajj (pilgrimage).'"
A Prayer for NewlywedsO' our Lord! Bestow on us spouses and offspring who will be the comfort of our eyes, and make us leaders for the pious people. O' Allaah, make these newlyweds and all of us from among those who obey You and obey Your Messenger; and make us from among those who strive to attain Your pleasure and keep us away from Your wrath. Surely we are from You and for You.
Zakat-ul-FitrZakat-ul-Fitr, the charity of breaking the fast, is obligatory on each Muslim young or old, male or female, rich or poor, if he owns extra food that exceeds the needs of him and his dependents for a period of twenty-four hours.
Friday prayer and Eid prayer occurring on the same dayIf the day of Eid occurs on Friday, then Friday prayer is no longer an obligation upon those who performed the Eid prayer.
A Prayer for Universal PeaceIn response to unrest in the Middle East, The Islamic Association of Raleigh along with with other faith and non-profit organizations, joined to participate in a "Hope for Middle East Peace Community Prayer Day"...
Prophet Muhammad is a Mercy for al-'AlameenEid speech delivered by Imam Mohamed Baianonie of the Islamic Center of Raleigh on October 23 2006
Building the Muslim Family (Part I)The deterioration of the family not only affects the spouses, but it inevitably affects the whole family and even the whole community. This could mean the destruction of society and the failure to pass on Islam to the next generation.
Building the Muslim Family (Part II)The Muslim family deteriorates when its members are ignorant about the Islamic teachings of how a Muslim family should conduct their lives.
The Basics of FiqhWhat are physically impure things?
The Basics of Fiqh (continued)How to clean impurities?


GRAILS® SUCCESS STORY
When cyber risk-management company, Brinqa, faced a particularly complex development initiative, the company turned to us for our Grails expertise and received the invaluable support and exceptional results we're known for.
Client
A leading provider of unified risk management based in Austin, Texas that enables stakeholders, governance organizations, infrastructure, and security teams to effectively identify, measure, manage, and monitor technology risk through its award-winning software and cloud services.
Opportunity
Brinqa needed to build a particularly complex object-mapping solution around a Neo4j plug-in for Grails. When considering the scope of the project and the estimated timeline involved, Brinqa’s leadership concluded that it would behoove them to bring in development support for their team.
Challenge
Brinqa didn’t just need highly skilled coders; they had to find programmers with advanced expertise in Grails, Grails Object Relational Mapper(GORM), and Neo4j.
When Brinqa was founded in 2008, the company’s leaders recognized the advantages of using and advancing open source technologies.
Because Brinqa’s development team was largely made up of Java developers, the open source Grails framework was selected to ease the burden of substantial code development and configuration efforts.
Grails continues to deliver on the initial promise that drove Brinqa's adoption and use of the Grails framework to begin with: to make Java development faster and easier!
Outcomes
Today, Brinqa’s solutions are trusted by Fortune 500 companies around the world.
Additionally, Brinqa attributes the following benefits to the adoption of the Grails framework and the support we provided:
- A 50-70% increase in developer productivity
- Significant acceleration of development efforts and upgrades, greatly improving overall responsiveness to business demand and speed to market
Over the past few years, Brinqa’s team has sponsored the development of a Neo4j plug-in that connects with GORM. In holding to its commitment to support open source development, the plug-in is available to the community at large.
The Grails framework continues to evolve and add capabilities, and Brinqa continues to incorporate and enhance its Grails environment to aid productivity and overall business support.
When faced with complex development efforts, establishing a partnership with the right support team can make all the difference.
When seeking programmers with advanced expertise in Grails, GORM, and Neo4j, Brinqa needed look no further than Object Computing's engineering team.
With access to Grails co-founders and the framework's core development team, Brinqa could turn over large portions of the preparatory work to us while their own development team remained focused on activities necessary to keep the company moving forward.
We assisted Brinqa with three distinct efforts:
- First, the Grails feature set was tailored specifically to Brinqa’s needs, ultimately resulting in streamlined learning, development efficiency, and support responsiveness.
- Second, we collaborated on an upgrade to Neo4j 2.x. This opened up technological possibilities that would not have been available otherwise.
- Finally, our team participated in a rewrite of GORM for Neo4j, allowing Brinqa to take advantage of the capabilities of a new version of the Neo4j Bolt Driver for Neo4j 3.x.
Combined, these three projects provided Brinqa the foundation they needed to efficiently move ahead with the planned solution and complete it on time and within budget.
THE GRAILS FRAMEWORK
- Accelerates web application development
- Supports exponential scaling
- Maximizes “convention over configuration”
- Deploys well within existing, complex environments
- Provides necessary flexibility to develop plug-ins and to quickly resolve issues


Homecoming is a fictional story that is told through a series of recorded conversations between characters and various background sounds. We begin in the present day where a woman named Heidi is working as a mental health counselor for recently returned veterans, but at several points the story flashes forward or backward in time to show Heidi's related experiences in the past and the future.
The primary speaker in the first chapter of Homecoming is Heidi. She is present in every scene, generally speaking to one other character at a time.
Yes, every conversation is heavily scripted. Because it is meant to be a psychological thriller, the actors do a great job of speaking in a natural way that evokes lots of emotion and makes the audience feel more engaged with the story.
For the most part, no. Since this is a scripted story, the only interviews that occur are ones set up within the context of the story. So the conversation between Heidi and Thomas behind the diner could be considered an interview, for example, but it is a scripted one.
Homecoming has a lot of recorded sound effects, all meant to evoke a natural, ambient feeling within the story. It had a large variety of sounds like an aquarium, recording devices being moved around, background noises from a diner, phone static, and more. The most interesting sound used was a non-specific "swooshing" sound effect that would accompany every transition or flash from one scene in time to another.
Radiolab is an informal, educational podcast hosted by two men who bring guests and specialists onto their show to interview them about certain topics. Each episode is about one big topic, such as Colors, and is broken up into multiple sections with different interviews and subtopics.
The main narrators are the hosts of the show, Jad and Robert, but they give each of their interviewees a lot of time to go over their points and answer questions without much interruption. Every guest speaker has pretty much equal speaking time, but Jad and Robert sometimes also do voice-overs to explain concepts to the audience.
Overall, yes, this show is scripted, particularly in regards to the subject matter. Each speaker goes over specific topics of discussion, and the hosts ask questions or make their own points along the way. However, they occassionally go off-script in their conversations in a natural way.
Largely, this is an interview-based show. Each new segment is driven by questions brought up during discussion with the previous guest. There are some portions of the show created by the hosts themselves, such as a background chorus they hired to illustrate color wavelengths, but those segments are crafted to be in-sync with the interviews.
This show uses a lot of sounds for both entertainment and educational purposes, like a full chorus, background songs, historic narration, scientific sound effects, recordings of other speakers, and more.


This site is open-source under MIT License and is published through GitHub. You can check out the source code.
Disclaimer
Even though I tried my best to write the code of this site, and every function is tested with my YouTube account, I cannot guarantee that this site will work as expected. There can be potential bugs that damage your YouTube personal content. I am not responsible for your use of the function or information contained in or linked from this website. I am not responsible for any errors or omissions, or for the results obtained from the use of this website.
LET'S START!
Tutorial
If you've already followed this tutorial to create your Client ID, you can skip this tutorial.
If not, please follow this tutorial. The process might be complicated and annoying, but once you've set up, you won't need to do it next time.
YouTube Setup
Create YouTube Channel
If you already have a YouTube channel, you can skip this step.
If you don't have a YouTube channel, please create one. Otherwise, this tool won't work.
Click your account icon on the right-top side, and select "Create a channel". Then, follow the instruction to create your channel. You are good to proceed when YouTube tells you "Your channel has been created".
Tip: If you see "Your channel" instead of "Create a channel", it means you already have a YouTube channel, and you are good to proceed.
If this is your first time using it, the following screen will appear. Select your country, determine if you want Email updates, and continue after agreeing Terms of Service.
Click "CREATE PROJECT" at Dashboard.
Input a Project name and click "CREATE".
Enable YouTube API
Click "Library" on the left panel to enter API Library. Scroll down and click "YouTube Data API v3", then click "ENABLE".
Configure OAuth Consent Screen
Go to "OAuth consent screen" via Navigation menu.
Select "External", then click "CREATE".
Input an Application name, then click "Save". You can ignore other fields.
Create an OAuth Client Credential
Go to "Credentials" via Navigation menu.
Click "CREATE CREDENTIALS", then select "OAuth client ID".
Select "Web application" for Application type. Input a name for this credential. Click "ADD URI" in "Authorized JavaScript origins" section and input URI of this site: "https://sweeticelolly.github.io" (Not including quotation marks). Then, click "CREATE".
The page will tell you OAuth client created. Copy your Client ID. We will use it in the next step. Do NOT share your Client ID or Client Secret with others!
Authentication
Enter Your Credential
Copy the Client ID to the textbox below and click "Sign in".
If Google says "This app isn't verified", click "Advanced" and click "Go to sweeticelolly.github.io (unsafe)". If you are concerned about safety, you can check out the source code.
Allow this tool to perform operations to your YouTube playlists.


Current release: 7.8 – October 1st 2015
Changelog Entries:
October 1st, 2015
[bdubbs] - Release of BLFS-7.8.
September 30th, 2015
September 29th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to seamonkey-2.38. Fixes #6978.
September 26th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to bind-9.10.3. Fixes #6937.
September 25th, 2015
[fernando] - Fix starting X with startx ... Part 2. Partially fixes #6972.
September 24th, 2015
[fernando] - Fix starting X with startx (from xinit) and sddm (with consolekit2 and upowerd) and somwhat related fixes. Fixes #6972.
[bdubbs] - Update to KDE Frameworks 5.14. Fixes #6810.
[bdubbs] - Update to Net-DNS-1.02 (perl module). Fixes #6942.
[bdubbs] - Update to KDE5 Applications ot 15.06.1. Partially fixes #6844.
[ken] - Update to Qemu-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6952.
[ken] - Update to Firefox-41.0. Fixes #6971.
[ken] - Add an extra define to the sqlite instructions, for firefox-41.0.
September 21st, 2015
[ken] - Update to links-2.12 (Security bug fix, warn if the server uses old SSL2 or SSL3 protocol to avoid the POODLE vulnerability). Fixes #6948.
September 17th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to pciutils-3.4.0. Fixes #6934.
[bdubbs] - Update to sddm-0.12.0.
[bdubbs] - Update to ConsoleKit2-1.0.0.
September 16th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Add kernel options for suspend and hibernate to pm-utils.
September 13th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Archive libzeitgeist.
[bdubbs] - Add a sed to fix a bug in libxml2.
[ken] - Remove obsolete Berkeley-DB dependency from Python2 - thanks to Sylvain Etienne for noticing.
[pierre] - Update to OpenJDK-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6903.
[fernando] - Update to zsh-5.1.1. Fixes #6925.
[pierre] - Update to Icedtea-web-1.6.1. Fixes #6926.
[pierre] - Update to FOP-2.0. Fixes #6567.
September 12th, 2015
[fernando] - Add xarchiver-0.5.4. Fixes #6909.
September 10th, 2015
[ken] - Update to dhcp-4.3.3. Fixes #6897.
September 10th, 2015
September 9th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to cracklib-2.9.6. Fixes #6870.
September 8th, 2015
[ken] - patch libreoffice to use system boost.
[ken] - audacious (since 3.5) needs gnome-icon-theme at runtime to provide some of the control icons.
[fernando] - Update to libxcb-1.11.1. Fixes #6908.
[fernando] - Update to xfsprogs-4.2.0. Fixes #6907.
[fernando] - Update to LVM<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6904.
[fernando] - Update to clutter-gst-3.0.10. Fixes #6901.
[fernando] - Update to dhcpcd-6.9.3. Fixes #6900.
[fernando] - Update to php-5.6.13. Fixes #6899.
[fernando] - Update to libtasn1. Fixes #6898.
September 6th, 2015
[fernando] - Short descriptions from Denis Mugnier. Fixes #6905.
[fernando] - Update to bind9.10.2-P4 and BIND Utilities-9.10.2-P4. Fixes #6896.
[fernando] - Update to subversion-1.9.1. Fixes #6895.
[fernando] - Update to bluez-5.34. Fixes #6894.
[fernando] - Update to harfbuzz-1.0.3. Fixes #6893.
[fernando] - Update to stunnel-5.23. Fixes #6891.
September 5th, 2015
September 4th, 2015
September 3rd, 2015
[ken] - Fix buffer overflows in pcre-8.37 (some also present in earlier versions). Fixes #6890.
[fernando] - Short descriptions from Denis Mugnier. Fixes #6887.
[fernando] - Update to cups-2.1.0. Fixes #6881.
[fernando] - Update to libvdpau-1.1.1. Fixes #6880.
[fernando] - Update to libevdev-1.4.4. Fixes #6879.
September 2nd, 2015
[ken] - Update to mutt-1.5.24. Fixes #6882.
September 1st, 2015
August 29th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to gdb-7.10. Fixes #6873.
August 28th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to xterm-320. Fixes #6872.
[fernando] - Update to libassuan-2.3.0. Fixes #6871.
[fernando] - Update to NSPR-4.10.9. Fixes #6868.
[fernando] - Update to unrar-5.3.3. Fixes #6866.
[fernando] - Update to NetworkManager-1.0.6 and network-manager-applet-1.0.6. Fixes #6865.
[fernando] - Update to libreoffice-5.0.1. Fixes #6864.
[fernando] - Update to firefox-40.0.3. Fixes #6863.
[fernando] - fontforge-20150824: --enable-debug requires libspiro.
[fernando] - Fix main menu display problem for LXQT, from hykwok1.
[fernando] - More short descriptions, from Denis Mugnier. Fixes #6845.
August 27th, 2015
August 26th, 2015
August 25th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to sysstat-11.1.6. Fixes #6854.
August 23rd, 2015
[fernando] - Update to mesa-10.6.5. Fixes #6851.
August 22nd, 2015
[fernando] - Update to dhcpcd-6.9.2. Fixes #6849.
[fernando] - Update to openssh-7.1p1 and ssh-askpass-7.1p1. Fixes #6848.
[fernando] - Update to gvfs-1.24.2. Fixes #6846.
[fernando] - Update to xterm-319. Fixes #6842.
[fernando] - Update to colord-1.2.12. Fixes #6841.
[fernando] - Update to harfbuzz-1.0.2. Fixes #6840.
[fernando] - Update to nss-3.20. Fixes #6839.
August 20th, 2015
August 18th, 2015
August 17th, 2015
[ken] - use a variable to support building lxqt in /usr as an alternative to building in /opt/lxqt.
[fernando] - Update to gedit-3.16.3. Fixes #6829.
[fernando] - Remove the xkeystone script - patch from Denis Mugnier. Fixes #6827.
[fernando] - Update to acpid-2.0.25. Fixes #6826.
[fernando] - Update to libdrm-2.4.63. Fixes #6821.
[fernando] - Update to openldap-2.4.42. Fixes #6820.
August 16th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to LibRaw-0.17.0. Fixes #6825.
[fernando] - Update to ImageMagick-6.9.2-0. Fixes #6823.
[fernando] - Update to thunderbird-38.2.0. Fixes #6822.
[fernando] - Move "Configuring lxqt-common" from "lxqt-common-0.9.1" to "lxqt-session-0.9.0" and rename it to "Configuring lxqt-session", because "lxqt-config-session" is installed there. Fixes #6819.
August 15th, 2015
August 13th, 2015
August 12th, 2015
August 11th, 2015
August 10th, 2015
August 9th, 2015
August 8th, 2015
August 7th, 2015
August 6th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to libreoffice-5.0.0. Fixes #6786.
August 5th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to unrar-5.3.2. Fixes #6788.
[fernando] - Update to graphite2-1.3.0. Fixes #6787.
[fernando] - Update to mpg123-1.22.3. Fixes #6785.
[fernando] - Update to gparted-0.23.0. Fixes #6784.
[fernando] - Update to libsecret-0.18.3. Fixes #6783.
[fernando] - Update to swig-3.0.7. Fixes #6782.
[fernando] - Update to mdadm-3.3.4. Fixes #6781.
August 4th, 2015
[fernando] - incorrect dependency in pcmanfm-qt. Thanks to Ken Moffat for reporting. Fixes #6780.
August 3rd, 2015
August 1st, 2015
[fernando] - "s/Fixes heads for/Fixes the headers for/" in the LXQt files. Big thanks to Ken Moffat.
[fernando] - Several fixes for the files in the Chapter "Display Managers"; patch sent by Bruce Dubbs. Thanks! Fix 3 for #6639.
[fernando] - Added instruction to install the sddm bootscript. Fix 2 for #6639.
[fernando] - cups-filters-1.0.71 does not build with poppler-3.4. Fixes #6777.
[fernando] - Update to scons-2.3.6. Fixes #6776.
[fernando] - Update to mercurial-3.5. Fixes #6775.
[fernando] - Update to Archive-Zip-1.49. Fixes #6774.
[fernando] - Update to cups-2.0.4. Fixes #6772.
[fernando] - Add sddm-0.11.0. First fix to #6639.
[fernando] - Move lxdm-0.5.0 to Chapter "Display Managers".
[fernando] - Add Chapter "Display Managers".
July 31th, 2015
July 30th, 2015
[renodr] - Added some more short descriptions. Thanks goes to myou for the descriptions. Fixes #6768.
[renodr] - Update to gnumeric-1.12.23. Fixes #6763.
[renodr] - Update to goffice-0.10.23. Fixes #6762.
[fernando] - Update to libreoffice-4.4.5. Fixes #6769.
[fernando] - Update to sqlite-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6767.
[fernando] - Update to whois_5.2.10. Fixes #6766.
[fernando] - Update to xfsprogs-3.2.4. Fixes #6765.
July 29th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to libgsf-1.14.34. Fixes #6761.
[renodr] - Update to mesa-10.6.3. Fixes #6755.
[renodr] - Add libxslt as a required dependency for Akonadi. Thanks goes to Tommy Lincoln for reporting the issue.
[pierre] - Update to OpenJDK-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6725.
[fernando] - Update to bind9.10.2-P3 and BIND Utilities-9.10.2-P3. Fixes #6764.
[pierre] - Update to GCC-5.2.0. Fixes #6728.
July 28th, 2015
[renodr] - Add oxygen-icons to dependencies for pcmanfm-qt.
[renodr] - Fix build errors in librep and reiserfs. Thanks goes to Lee for reporting these problems.
[fernando] - Update to sqlite-3.8.10. Fixes #6760.
[fernando] - Update to stunnel-5.21. Fixes #6758.
[fernando] - Update to git-2.5.0. Fixes #6573.
[ken] - Correct error in installation of perl modules shipped in the texlive source (change bogus TEXYEAR variable to the correct entity) and improve the wording for the harfbuzz dependency. Thanks to Lee Hancock.
July 27th, 2015
July 26th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to kde-15.04.3. Fixes #6680.
July 25th, 2015
July 24th, 2015
[fernando] - Add automoc4-0.9.88 as required dependency for kdelibs-4.14.9.
[fernando] - Update to cmake-3.3.0. Fixes #6748.
July 23rd, 2015
July 22nd, 2015
July 21st, 2015
[fernando] - Archive appstream-glib-0.4.2. Fixes #6741.
[fernando] - Update to gdk-pixbuf-2.31.5. Fixes #6740.
[fernando] - Update to postfix-3.0.2. Fixes #6736.
[fernando] - Update to appstream-glib-0.4.1. Fixes #6738.
[fernando] - Update to ffmpeg-2.7.2. Fixes #6736.
[fernando] - Update to sudo-1.8.14p2. Fixes #6729.
July 20th, 2015
[fernando] - Add one more LXQt application and two dependencies required: chrpath-0.16, QScintilla-gpl-2.9, and juffed-0.10.r71.gc3c1a3f. Fixes and xml file renames for lximage-qt-0.4.0 and obconf-qt-<IP_ADDRESS>.g1ce85f1. These are more fixes to #5683.
July 19th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to swig-3.0.6. Fixes #6691.
[bdubbs] - Update to Unicode-LineBreak-2015.07.16. Fixes #6730.
[renodr] - Update to clutter-gst-3.0.8. Fixes #6733.
[fernando] - LXQt applications: More fixes, including some for building with Qt4. #5683.
[renodr] - Update to libgusb-1.2.6. Fixes #6693.
[renodr] - Fixed an issue with a hard dependency on Valgrind within libdrm. Thanks to Wayne for discovering the issue. Fixes #6731.
July 18th, 2015
[fernando] - Add LXQt applications. More fixes to #5683.
July 17th, 2015
July 16th, 2015
July 15th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to httpd-2.4.16. Fixes #6723.
[bdubbs] - Update to links-2.10. Fixes #6714.
[bdubbs] - Update to mesa-10.6.2. Fixes #6714.
[fernando] - Add LXQt 0.9.1. Fixes #5683.
[fernando] - Add libstatgrab-0.91. Fixes #6724.
[renodr] - Update to LLVM-3.6.2. Fixes #6718.
[bdubbs] - Update to tigervnc-1.5.0. Fixes #6628.
July 14th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to lsof_4.89. Fixes #6717.
[bdubbs] - Update to cracklib-2.9.5. Fixes #6716.
[bdubbs] - Update to gnutls-3.4.3. Fixes #6715.
[bdubbs] - Update to kf5-5.12.0. Fixes #6719.
[pierre] - Update to mupdf-1.7a. Fixes #6692.
[pierre] - Update to apache-ant-1.9.6. Fixes #6683.
[pierre] - Update to mercurial-3.4.2. Fixes #6677.
July 13th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to sg3_utils-1.40. Fixes #6696.
July 12th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to epiphany-3.16.3. Fixes #6708.
[bdubbs] - Update to php-5.6.11. Fixes #6711.
[bdubbs] - Update to thunderbird-38.1.0. Fixes #6712.
[bdubbs] - Update to stunnel-5.20. Fixes #6704.
[bdubbs] - Update to libidn-1.31. Fixes #6713.
[bdubbs] - Update to perl module Unicode-Collate-1.14. Fixes #6710.
[bdubbs] - Update to dhcpcd-6.9.1. Fixes #6706.
[bdubbs] - Update to liblinear-2.01. Fixes #6705.
[bdubbs] - Update to unbound-1.5.4. Fixes #6707.
[bdubbs] - Update to webkitgtk-2.8.4. Fixes #6699.
July 11th, 2015
July 10th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6668.
July 9th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to LVM<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6662.
[bdubbs] - Update to openssl-1.0.2d. Fixes #6703.
[bdubbs] - Update to bluez-5.32. Fixes #6695.
[bdubbs] - Update to poppler-0.34.0. Fixes #6702.
[bdubbs] - Update to ed-1.12. Fixes #6700.
[bdubbs] - Update to nano-2.4.2. Fixes #6690.
[bdubbs] - Update to libunistring-0.9.6. Fixes #6701.
[bdubbs] - Update kde5 apps kate, kdenlive, kmix, and konsole to version 15.04.3. Fixes #6689.
[bdubbs] - Update to Net-DNS-1.01. Fixes #6694.
[bdubbs] - Update to Test-Pod-1.51. Fixes #6687.
July 8th, 2015
July 7th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Remove gstreamer-0.x. Includes archiving xfce4-mixer. Fixes #6688.
July 4th, 2015
July 3rd, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to xscreensaver-5.33. Fixes #6681.
[bdubbs] - Update to firefox-39.0. Fixes #6583.
[bdubbs] - Update to gnupg-2.1.6. Fixes #6673.
[bdubbs] - Update to pinentry-0.9.5. Fixes #6675.
[bdubbs] - Update to polkit-0.113. Fixes #6682.
[bdubbs] - Update to perl module autovivification-0.16. Fixes #6676.
[bdubbs] - Update to libass-0.12.3. Fixes #6669.
[bdubbs] - Update to openssh-6.9p1. Fixes #6661.
July 2nd, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to ntp-4.2.8-3. Fixes #6664.
[renodr] - Update to xproto-7.0.28. Fixes #6679.
[renodr] - Update to openbox-3.6.1. Fixes #6672.
[renodr] - Update to file-roller-3.16.3. Fixes #6667.
[renodr] - Update to udisks2-2.1.6. Fixes #6663.
[renodr] - Update to iso-codes-3.59. Fixes #6674.
[renodr] - Update to clutter-gtk-1.6.2. Fixes #6666.
[renodr] - Update to clutter-1.22.4. Fixes #6665.
July 1st, 2015
June 30th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Add mlt (MLT Multimedia Framework).
[bdubbs] - Add frei0r (Free Video Effect Plugins).
[bdubbs] - Add gavl (Gmerlin Audio Video Library).
[ken] - gst-plugins-bad (both series): fix the browser segfaults in youtube when compiled with gcc-5. Thanks to Bruce for cleaning up the sed.
[ken] - Update to released version of blblatex-biber-2.1. Fixes #6610.
[bdubbs] - Add opencv (Open Computer Vision).
[renodr] - Update to liblinear-2.0. Fixes #6659.
[renodr] - Update to screen-4.3.1. Fixes #6658.
June 29th, 2015
[ken] - Add the dependencies needed to run 'make test' for List::AllUtils (perl module) - I managed to omit them when I originally added biblatex-biber. And clarify that there might be other (optional) dependencies for those modules labelled '(for the testsuite)' - these modules do not have a version in the book, so their treatment is the same as for other packages with external references.
[bdubbs] - Add KF5 based applications konsole, kate, and kmix.
[ken] - More fixups to configure switches for asymptote.
June 28th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Substitute libgudev for Udev Extras. Fixes #6641.
[bdubbs] - Add KDE Frameworks 5.
[renodr] - Update to lm_sensors-3.4.0. Fixes #6649.
[fernando] - Update to cups-filters-1.0.70. Fixes #6657.
[fernando] - Update to libpcap-1.7.4. Fixes #6656.
[fernando] - Update to doxygen-1.8.10. Fixes #6655.
[fernando] - Update to scons-2.3.5. Fixes #6654.
June 27th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to Linux-PAM-1.2.1. Fixes #6651.
[ken] - Update to URI-1.68 (perl module). Fixes #6650.
[ken] - Update to Unicode::LineBreak-2015.06 (perl module). Fixes #6633.
[ken] - Update to Data::Dump-1.23 (perl module). Fixes #6585.
[ken] - Update to Encode::JIS2K-0.03 (perl module). Fixes #6571.
[ken] - Update to Test::Pod-1.50 (perl module). Fixes #6494.
June 26th, 2015
[ken] - Change the commands to determine the version of
Util.so
from
Scalar::List::Utils in the perl modules page so that they
work with both perl-5.22.0 and earlier versions.
[bdubbs] - Reorganize KDE to support KDE Frameworks 5. Move several packages to the introduction that are common to KDE4 and FK5.
[fernando] - Update to exiv2-0.25. Fixes #6646.
June 25th, 2015
June 24th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to libtirpc-0.3.2. Fixes #6616.
[ken] - Add Module::Build (perl module) for building biber and some of its dependent modules with perl-5.22 . Fixes #6565.
[ken] - Update to 2015 texlive. Fixes #6600.
[fernando] - Update to epiphany-3.16.2. Fixes #6644.
[fernando] - Update to mesa-10.5.8. Fixes #6643.
[fernando] - Update to Berkeley DB 6.1.26. Fixes #6642.
[fernando] - Poppler-0.33.0 can be compiled with support for QT4 and QT5 at once. Fixes #6634.
[fernando] - CVS-1.11.23: comment out test suite. Fixes #6636.
[fernando] - PulseAudio-6.0: remove uneeded "Command Explanation".
[fernando] - Wicd-1.7.3, Hd2u-1.0.3 and Graphviz-2.38.0: changes related to URL.
June 23rd, 2015
[ken] - Move 'Setting the PATH for TeX Live' to the start of the typesetting chapter. For the binary install this makes no difference, but for the 2015 source install it will ease the new steps necessary to make latex and context usable.
[fernando] - Update to libevdev-1.4.3. Fixes #6637.
[fernando] - gdk-pixbuf-2.31.4, Pango-1.36.8 and Cairo-1.14.2: fix dependencies. Fixes #6638.
[fernando] - Update to LibTIFF-4.0.4. Fixes #6635.
June 22nd, 2015
[renodr] - Update to elfutils-0.163. Fixes #6630.
[ken] - Text cleanups in texlive (binary and source) before starting the 2015 changes, and correct the bogus shm/ directory when talking about how to install the non-wide ncurses (so, I guess nobody ever tried that).
[ken] - Move asymptote to the typesetting chapter.
[Chris] - Text updates on Fluxbox page.
June 20th, 2015
June 19th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Simplify qt4 and qt5 install instructions.
[fernando] - Update to mariadb-10.0.20. Fixes #6627.
[fernando] - Update to harfbuzz-0.9.41. Fixes #6625.
[fernando] - Update to wireshark-1.12.6. Fixes #6624.
[fernando] - Update to lua-5.3.1. Fixes #6623.
[fernando] - Update to Archive-Zip-1.48 (Perl Module). Fixes #6622.
[fernando] - Update to hdparm-9.48. Fixes #6621.
[fernando] - Update to nss-3.19.2. Fixes #6620.
June 18th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Remove appdata-tools because its functions are now provided by appstream-glib.
[bdubbs] - Update to bluez-5.31. Fixes #6612.
June 17th, 2015
June 16th, 2015
June 15th, 2015
[fernando] - Firefox-38.0.5, SeaMonkey-2.33.1 and Thunderbird-38.0.1 fixes to build with FreeType-2.6. Fixes #6611.
[fernando] - Update to fontforge-20150612. Fixes #6607.
[fernando] - Update to postgresql-9.4.4. Fixes #6606.
[fernando] - Update to sysstat-11.1.5. Fixes #6605.
[fernando] - Update to stunnel-5.18. Fixes #6604.
June 14th, 2015
June 13th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to xf86-input-wacom-0.30.0. Fixes #6586.
[bdubbs] - Recommend building gst-plugins-bad with clang to avoid video problems. Fixes #6577.
[fernando] - Update to cups-filters-1.0.69. Fixes #6599.
[fernando] - Update to elfutils-0.162. Fixes #6597.
[fernando] - Update to openssl-1.0.2c. Fixes #6596.
[fernando] - Update to gnupg-2.1.5. Fixes #6595.
[fernando] - Update to thunderbird-38.0.1. Fixes #6593.
[fernando] - More short descriptions. #6602.
[pierre] - Update to PHP-5.6.10. Fixes #6598.
[pierre] - Update to LVM2-2.02.121. Fixes #6603.
June 12th, 2015
June 11th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Add/update some short descriptions. Thanks to Denis Mugnier for the patch. Fixes #6594.
June 10th, 2015
[fernando] - Resize window does not work for some gtk3 applications. Fixes #6590.
June 9th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to cups-2.0.3. Fixes #6584.
[fernando] - Update to colord-1.2.11. Fixes #6582.
[fernando] - Update to iso-codes-3.58. Fixes #6581.
[fernando] - Update to libjpeg-turbo-1.4.1. Fixes #6580.
[fernando] - Update to freetype-2.6. Fixes #6579.
[fernando] - Update to gpgme-1.5.5. Fixes #6578.
June 8th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Add a sed to fix js-17 and js-24 build issues when perl-5.22 is installed. Thanks to Chris Staub for the report. Fixes #6574.
[ken] - Update to Text::BibTeX-0.71 (perl module). Fixes #6556.
[ken] - Update to autovivification-0.15 (perl module). Fixes #6503.
[fernando] - Update to mesa-10.5.7. Fixes #6576.
[fernando] - Update to whois_5.2.9. Fixes #6575.
[fernando] - Add note to Cogl-1.20.0 about possible issues when using -jN (N>1).
June 7th, 2015
June 6th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to v4l-utils-1.6.3. Fixes #6470.
[bdubbs] - Add 'Using Multiple Processors' to Notes on Building Software.
June 5th, 2015
June 3rd, 2015
June 2nd, 2015
[fernando] - Update to firefox-38.0.5. Fixes #6563.
[fernando] - Update to openbox-3.6. Fixes #6562.
[fernando] - Update to libtirpc-0.3.1. Fixes #6561.
[fernando] - Update to mercurial-3.4.1. Fixes #6560.
[fernando] - Update to cmake-3.2.3. Fixes #6559.
[fernando] - Update to pinentry-0.9.3. Fixes #6558.
June 1st, 2015
[fernando] - Update to zsh-5.0.8. Fixes #6555.
[fernando] - Update to audacious-3.6.2, audacious-plugins-3.6.2. Fixes #6554.
[fernando] - Update to balsa-2.5.2. Fixes #6553.
[fernando] - Update to sharutils-4.15.2. Fixes #6552.
[pierre] - Update to icedtea-web-1.6. Fixes #6451.
[bdubbs] - Update to qemu-2.3.0. Fixes #6438.
[bdubbs] - Move generic PAM configuration from shadow to the PAM section.
May 30th, 2015
May 29th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to proftpd-1.3.5a. Fixes #6547.
[fernando] - Update to qt-4.8.7. Fixes #6548.
[fernando] - Update to samba-4.2.2. Fixes #6546.
[fernando] - Update to evince-3.16.1. Fixes #6549.
[fernando] - Update to nss-3.19.1. Fixes #6545.
[fernando] - Update to llvm-3.6.1. Fixes #6542.
[fernando] - Update to git-2.4.2. Fixes #6541.
[fernando] - Update to xkeyboard-config-2.15. Fixes #6543.
[fernando] - More short descriptions. Fixes #6544.
May 26th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to cracklib-2.9.4. Fixes #6400.
[fernando] - Update to mesa-10.5.6. Fixes #6532.
[fernando] - Update to exo-0.10.6. Fixes #6538.
[fernando] - Update to mpg123-1.22.2. Fixes #6539.
[fernando] - Add some forgotten short descriptions to: keyutils, exempi, apr-util, gobject-introspection, icu and json-glib. Fixes #6540.
May 25th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to feh-2.13.1. Fixes #6537.
[fernando] - Update to clutter-gst-3.0.6. Fixes #6536.
[fernando] - Update to Python-2.7.10. Fixes #6535.
[fernando] - Update to qpdf-5.1.3. Fixes #6534.
[fernando] - Update to xapian-core-1.2.21. Fixes #6533.
[fernando] - Update to lcms2-2.7. Fixes #6531.
May 24th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to GCC-5.1.0. Fixes #6430.
[renodr] - Add a sed to fix a compilation issue with Valgrind on systems that have a linux-4.x based kernel. Thanks to Armin K. for sending me that sed.
May 23rd, 2015
May 22nd, 2015
May 21st, 2015
May 20th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to xvinfo-1.1.3. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to kbproto-1.0.7. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libXt-1.1.5. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libXrender-0.9.9. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libxkbfile-1.0.9. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libXaw-1.0.13. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libpciaccess-0.13.4. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libfontenc-1.1.3. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libFS-1.0.7. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to libXrandr-1.5.0. Partially fixes #6456.
[renodr] - Update to randrproto-1.5.0. Fixes #6511.
[fernando] - Update to soundtouch-1.9.0. Fixes #6521.
[fernando] - Update to webkitgtk-2.4.9. Fixes #6524.
[fernando] - Update to LVM<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6508.
[fernando] - Update to whois_5.2.8. Fixes #6522.
[fernando] - Revert modification by Fernando which reverted another one by Douglas: I was wrong and the test suite for unzip fails for target generic, introduced by Ken, that I failed to notice. Apologies to Douglas, Ken and everybody else for the problematic noise.
May 19th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to xfdesktop-4.12.2. Fixes #6515.
[fernando] - Update to Thunar-1.6.9. Fixes #6514.
[fernando] - Update to xfburn-0.5.4. Fixes #6513.
[fernando] - Update to xfwm4-4.12.3. Fixes #6512.
[fernando] - Update to libisoburn-1.4.0. Fixes #6520.
[fernando] - Update to libisofs-1.4.0. Fixes #6519.
[fernando] - Update to libburn-1.4.0. Fixes #6518.
[fernando] - Revert modification by Douglas: there is a test suite for unzip.
[fernando] - GnuPG-2.1.4: warning about upgrading to gnupg version 2.1 and remove "--disable-ldap: This switch is necessary, if OpenLDAP-2.4.40 is not installed". Move OpenLDAP-2.4.40 to Optional.
May 18th, 2015
May 17th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to thunderbird-31.7.0. Fixes #6509.
May 16th, 2015
May 15th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to dbus-1.8.18. Fixes #6502.
[fernando] - Update to dovecot-2.2.18. Fixes #6505.
[fernando] - Update to php-5.6.9. Fixes #6504.
[fernando] - Update to git-2.4.1. Fixes #6499.
[fernando] - Update to gdb-7.9.1. Fixes #6498.
[fernando] - Update to mesa-10.5.5. Fixes #6485.
[fernando] - Update to gtk+-2.24.28. Fixes #6500.
[fernando] - Update to glib-2.44.1. Fixes #6497.
[fernando] - Update to clutter-1.22.2. Fixes #6488.
May 13th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to wireshark-1.12.5. Fixes #6495.
[fernando] - Update to gnupg-2.1.4. Fixes #6492.
[fernando] - Update to libassuan-2.2.1. Fixes #6493.
[fernando] - Update to epiphany-3.16.1. Partially fixes #6480.
[fernando] - Update to webkitgtk-2.8.2. Fixes #6490.
[fernando] - Update to gtk+-3.16.3. Fixes #6487.
[fernando] - Update to gdk-pixbuf-2.31.4. Fixes #6486.
[fernando] - Update to firefox-38.0. Fixes #6491.
[fernando] - Update to krb5-1.13.2. Fixes #6482.
[fernando] - Update to pinentry-0.9.2. Fixes #6484.
May 11th, 2015
May 10th, 2015
May 9th, 2015
[pierre] - Improve wording an explanations for OpenJDK tests and cacerts generation. Adapted from a patch by Paul Rogers.
[fernando] - Update to libreoffice-4.4.3. Fixes #6475.
May 8th, 2015
May 7th, 2015
[ken] - Update to File::Which-1.18. Fixes #6471.
[fernando] - Update to rpcbind-0.2.3. Fixes #6440.
[fernando] - Update to autofs-5.1.1. Fixes #6425.
[fernando] - Update to libtirpc-0.3.0. Fixes #6467.
[fernando] - Update to lxpanel-0.8.1. Fixes #6469.
[fernando] - Update to Thunar-1.6.8. Fixes #6468.
[ken] - Update to File::Which-1.17. Fixes #6450.
May 6th, 2015
[ken] - Update to biblatex-biber-2.0 with consequential changes to perl modules: remove Readonly::XS, add Test::Differences, Test::Pod, Test::Pod::Coverage, Text::Roman. Fixes #6433. Special thanks to Philip Kime for diagnosing my runtime problems: I had an old (development) version of biblatex-3.0.tds and failed to notice firefox had renamed the new download as '(1)'.
[fernando] - Update to network-manager-applet-1.0.2. Fixes #6466.
[fernando] - Update to NetworkManager-1.0.2. Fixes #6465.
[fernando] - Update to nss-3.19. Fixes #6464.
May 4th, 2015
May 3rd, 2015
[fernando] - Update to LVM<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6459.
[fernando] - Update to git-2.4.0. Fixes #6448.
[fernando] - Update to stunnel-5.17. Fixes #6419.
[fernando] - Update to mercurial-3.4. Fixes #6458.
[fernando] - Update to brasero-3.12.1. Fixes #6453.
[fernando] - Update to totem-pl-parser-3.10.5. Fixes #6452.
[fernando] - Update to pcre-8.37. Fixes #6455.
[fernando] - Update to libtasn1-4.5. Fixes #6454.
[fernando] - exim-4.85: http URL broken again. Fixes #6460.
[fernando] - GnuPG-2.1.3 won't build without openldap. Fixes #6457.
May 2nd, 2015
[pierre] - Update to Openjdk-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6431.
May 1st, 2015
[bdubbs] - Minor updates to pango dependencies and freeglut dependencies and build instructions.
[fernando] - All Xorg HTTP are broken, including an Additional Download of tigervnc. Partially fixes #6447.
April 30th, 2015
April 29th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to curl-7.42.1. Fixes #6443.
April 28th, 2015
April 27th, 2015
[fernando] - Emacs-24.5: test instructions accidentally misses a word. Fixes #6436.
[ken] - gcc-5 fixes for: mdadm-3.3.2, xorg-server-1.17.1, qt-4.8.6.
April 26th, 2015
[fernando] - neon-0.30.1: fix some code when building with gnutls-3.4 and later.
[fernando] - samba-4.2.1: fix some code when building with gnutls-3.4 and later.
[fernando] - emacs-24.5: code broken with gnutls-3.4 and later.
[fernando] - Update to gnutls-3.4.0. Fixes #6380.
[fernando] - Update to nettle-3.1.1. Fixes #5152.
[fernando] - Update to p11-kit-0.23.1. Fixes #6355.
April 25th, 2015
[igor] - Update to mesa-10.5.4. Fixes #6435.
April 24th, 2015
April 23rd, 2015
[fernando] - Update to libpcap-1.7.3. Fixes #6429.
April 22nd, 2015
April 21th, 2015
April 20th, 2015
[ken] - archive Mako and its dependency of Setuptools, they are no longer required by MesaLib.
[fernando] - Update to midori-0.5.10. Fixes #6420.
April 19th, 2015
April 18th, 2015
April 17th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to xmodmap-1.0.9. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to twm-1.0.9. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xkbevd-1.1.4. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xhost-1.0.7. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xgamma-1.0.6. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xev-1.2.2. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xdriinfo-1.0.5. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xdpyinfo-1.3.2. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to setxkbmap-1.3.1. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to smproxy-1.0.6. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xcmsdb-1.0.5. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to x11perf-1.6.0. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to xlsatoms-1.1.2. Partially fixes #6418.
[renodr] - Update to ntfs-3g-2015.3.14. Fixes #6381.
[fernando] - Update to php-5.6.8. Fixes #6414.
[fernando] - Update to samba-4.2.1. Fixes #6407.
[fernando] - Update to stunnel-5.15. Fixes #6411.
[fernando] - Update to gnumeric-1.12.22. Fixes #6416.
[fernando] - Update to goffice-0.10.22. Fixes #6415.
[fernando] - Update to libgsf-1.14.33. Fixes #6413.
April 16th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to libksba-1.3.3. Fixes #6404.
[renodr] - Update to gpgme-1.5.3. Fixes #6401.
[renodr] - Update to libgpg-error-1.19. Fixes #6403.
[fernando] - Update to setuptools-15.1. Fixes #6406.
[fernando] - Update to cmake-3.2.2. Fixes #6405.
[fernando] - Update to nano-2.4.1. Fixes #6402.
[fernando] - midori-0.5.9: fix build with glib-2.43 or newer.
[fernando] - Update to vala-0.28.0. Fixes #6409.
[fernando] - Update to nautilus-3.16.1. Fixes #6408.
April 15th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to Gnome 3.16.1: gsettings-desktop-schemas-3.16.1, yelp-xsl-3.16.1, gvfs-1.24.1, gnome-desktop-3.16.1, dconf-editor-3.16.1, notification-daemon-3.16.1, baobab-3.16.1, cheese-3.16.1, eog-3.16.1, file-roller-3.16.1, gnome-terminal-3.16.1, and gucharmap-3.16.1. Final fixes for #6391.
[fernando] - Update to pygobject-3.16.1. Fixes #6399.
April 14th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to webkitgtk-2.8.1. Fixes #6398.
[fernando] - Really fix the URL for PyGObject3.
[fernando] - Update to gtk+-3.16.2. Fixes #6397.
[fernando] - Update to cups-filters-1.0.68. Fixes #6394.
[fernando] - Update to xterm-318. Fixes #6396.
[fernando] - Update to ruby-2.2.2. Fixes #6395.
April 13th, 2015
April 12th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to ffmpeg-2.6.2. Fixes #6389.
April 11th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to emacs-24.5. Fixes #6388.
[fernando] - Certificate Authority Certificates statistics: update and s/Bundle/Certificate/.
April 10th, 2015
April 9th, 2015
April 8th, 2015
April 7th, 2015
April 6th, 2015
April 5th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to gnome-system-monitor-3.16.0. Fixes #6311.
[bdubbs] - Update to gucharmap-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[bdubbs] - Update to gnome-screenshot-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[bdubbs] - Update to file-roller-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[bdubbs] - Update to eog-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[bdubbs] - Update to audacious-3.6.1. Fixes #6368.
[pierre] - Pango: move cairo and Xorg libraries from required to recommended, as pango may be used on servers not runing Xorg. Thanks to William Harington for pointing that.
[fernando] - upower: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - openssh: remove executables in /usr/libexec from Short Descriptions.
[fernando] - openbox: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - notification-daemon: remove all executables from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - NetworkManager: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - LXDM: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - gvfs: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[pierre] - Update to imlib2-1.4.7. Fixes #6369.
[fernando] - gnome-terminal: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - Gcr: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - evince: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - dconf: remove executables in /usr/libexec from Short Descriptions.
[fernando] - colord: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[fernando] - ssh-askpass: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
April 4th, 2015
[pierre] - Gnupg2: remove executables in /usr/libexec from the list of installed programs.
[bdubbs] - Update to totem-3.16.0. Fixes #6300.
[bdubbs] - Update to clutter-gst-3.0.4.
[bdubbs] - Update to logrotate-3.9.1. Fixes #6366.
[pierre] - Change the test instructions in OpenJDK to account for the new version of the jtreg test harness.
[pierre] - Update to gnupg2-2.0.27. Fixes #6363.
[renodr] - Update to baobab-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to libreoffice-4.4.2. Fixes #6362.
[pierre] - Update to setuptools-15.0. Fixes #6367.
April 3rd, 2015
April 2nd, 2015
April 1st, 2015
March 31st, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to firefox-37.0. Fixes #6349.
[bdubbs] - Update to fontforge-20150330. Fixes #6350.
[bdubbs] - Update to dejagnu-1.5.3. Partially fixes #6347.
[bdubbs] - Update to epiphany-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[bdubbs] - Update gtkwebkit-2.6 to gtkwebkit-2.8.0. Fixes #6296.
[bdubbs] - Update both gtkwebkit sections to build with glib-2.44 and later.
[fernando] - Update to yelp-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to yelp-xsl-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to notification-daemon-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
March 30th, 2015
[fernando] - Update to gnome-themes-standard-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to adwaita-icon-theme-3.16.0. Fixes #6345.
[pierre] - Update to libtasn1-4.4. Fixes #6343.
[fernando] - Update to gnome-terminal-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Add new package dconf-editor-3.16.0 to DConf-0.24.0 page. Fixes #6341.
[fernando] - Update to DConf-0.24.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to VTE-0.40.0. Fixes #6321.
March 29th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to whois-5.2.7. Fixes #6339.
[fernando] - Update to gnome-calculator-3.16.0. Fixes #6304.
[bdubbs] - Update to icu-55.1. Fixes #6338.
[fernando] - Update to gtksourceview-3.16.0. Fixes #6303.
[fernando] - Update to Gedit-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Enchant-1.6.0: disable-static, fixes and tweaks.
[fernando] - Aspell-<IP_ADDRESS>: tweaks.
[pierre] - Update to Mesa-10.5.2. Fixes #6340.
March 28th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to libpeas-1.14.0. Fixes #6320.
[pierre] - Update to Fontforge-20150228. Fixes #6024.
[bdubbs] - Correct tcl sed. Fixes #6336.
[bdubbs] - Update to mc-4.8.14. Fixes #6335.
[renodr] - Update to whois-5.2.5. Fixes #6203.
[renodr] - Update to libidn-1.30. Fixes #6189.
[renodr] - Update to vlc-2.2.0. Fixes #6222.
[fernando] - Update to cheese-3.16.0. Tagged as built. Needs to be checked in hardware. #6337.
[fernando] - Update to gvfs-1.24.0. Fixes #6332.
[renodr] - Update to xterm-317. Fixes #6334.
[fernando] - Update to evince-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to nautilus-3.16.0. Partially fixes #6311.
[fernando] - Update to gnome-desktop-3.16.0. Fixes #6301.
[fernando] - Update to gsettings-desktop-schemas-3.16.0. Fixes #6302.
[pierre] - Update to Unbound-1.5.3. Fixes #6270.
[Chris] - Added libxfce4ui as required dependency for Garcon. Thanks to Pusztito in IRC for bringing this to my attention.
March 27th, 2015
[renodr] - Update to libXfont-1.5.1. Fixes #6269.
[renodr] - Update to libdrm-2.4.60. Fixes #6274.
[renodr] - Update to libXdmcp-1.1.2. Fixes #6281.
[bdubbs] - Update to wpa_supplicant-2.4. Fixes #6258.
[bdubbs] - Update to File::Which-1.12. Fixes #6329.
[bdubbs] - Update to pulseaudio-6.0. Fixes #6169.
[fernando] - Updates to xf86-input-evdev-2.9.2 and xf86-input-synaptics-1.8.2. Fixes #6331.
[ken] - Use a more-reliable patch for openssl.
[fernando] - Update to clutter-1.22.0. Fixes #6312.
[fernando] - alsa-plugins: sed command inserts too many lines. Fixes #6333.
[fernando] - Update to dhcpcd-6.8.1. Fixes #6330.
[fernando] - epdfview-0.1.8: fixes related to DE.
[fernando] - Update to librsvg-2.40.9. Fixes #6328.
[pierre] - Update to stunnel-5.14. Fixes #6323.
March 26th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to unrar-5.2.7. Fixes #6324.
[bdubbs] - Update to Archive::Zip-1.46. Fixes #6325.
[bdubbs] - Update to libdvdread-5.0.3. Fixes #6326.
[bdubbs] - Update to pygobject-3.16.0. Fixes #6316.
[bdubbs] - Update to libpangomm-2.36.0. Fixes #6319.
[bdubbs] - Update to gtkmm-3.16.0. Fixes #6318.
[bdubbs] - Update to at-spi2-{core,atk}-2.16.0. Fixes #6317.
[bdubbs] - Update to color-icon-theme-0.15. Fixes #6315.
[bdubbs] - Update to gobject-introspection-1.44.0. Fixes #6314.
[fernando] - Update to gvfs-1.22.4. Fixes #6265.
[fernando] - Update to gtk+3-3.16.0. Fixes #6294.
[fernando] - Update to libsoup-2.50.0. Fixes #6298.
[bdubbs] - More updates to openldap incorporating a consolidated patch.
[pierre] - Update to LVM2-2.02.118. Fixes #6308.
[pierre] - Update to php-5.6.7. Fixes #6287.
[pierre] - Update to dovecot-2.2.16. Fixes #6257.
[dj] - Use LMDB by default for OpenLDAP.
[fernando] - Update to samba-4.2.0. Fixes #6201.
March 25th, 2015
March 24th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>. Fixes #6217.
[fernando] - Update to atk-2.16.0. Fixes #6299.
[fernando] - Security patch for Little CMS-1.19.
[fernando] - Update to Setuptools-14.3.1. Fixes #6288.
[bdubbs] - Update to dhcp-4.3.2. Fixes #6224.
[bdubbs] - Update to nss-3.18. Fixes #6283.
[bdubbs] - Update to gparted-0.22.0. Fixes #6307.
[bdubbs] - Update to stunnel-5.13. Fixes #6250.
[bdubbs] - Update openldap instructions. Disable incompatible use of Berkeley DB.
[fernando] - Update to seamonkey-2.33.1. Fixes #6305.
March 23rd, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to xfce4-power-manager-1.4.4. Fixes #6306.
[bdubbs] - Update to xfdesktop-4.12.1. Fixes #6295.
[bdubbs] - Update to joe-4.0. Fixes #6291.
[pierre] - Update to Wireshark-1.12.4. Fixes #6204.
[pierre] - Update to Libpcap-1.7.2. Fixes #6242.
[bdubbs] - Update to libva-1.5.1 / libva-intel-driver-1.5.1. Fixes #6293.
[bdubbs] - Update to xf86-input-wacom-0.29.0. Fixes #6264.
[bdubbs] - Update to udisks-2.1.5. Fixes #6223.
[bdubbs] - Update to seahorse-3.14.1. Fixes #6211.
[bdubbs] - Update to mariadb-10.0.17. Fixes #6207.
[bdubbs] - Update to sudo-1.8.13. Fixes #6284.
[bdubbs] - Update to harfbuzz-0.9.40. Fixes #6285.
[bdubbs] - Update to which-2.21. Fixes #6286.
[Chris] - Removed fixup command for Qt5 - problem has been fixed in latest Qt5 version.
March 22nd, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to bind-9.10.2. Fixes #6200.
[bdubbs] - Update to Berkeley db-6.1.23. Fixes #6206.
[fernando] - Update to firefox-36.0.4. Fixes #6289.
[bdubbs] - Update to tigervnc-1.4.3. Fixes #6218.
[igor] - Update to git-2.3.3.
[igor] - Update to libwebp-0.4.3.
[fernando] - Update to ImageMagick-6.9.1-0. Fixes #6000.
[igor] - Update to qemu-2.2.1.
[pierre] - Update to Qt-5.4.1. Fixes #6174.
March 21st, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to alsa-{firmware,plugins,tools}-1.0.29. Fixes #6275, #6277, and #6279
[bdubbs] - Update to openssh-6.8p1. Fixes #6273.
[bdubbs] - Update to pinentry-0.9.1. Fixes #6271.
[bdubbs] - Update to json-glib-1.0.4. Fixes #6251.
[bdubbs] - Update to evince-3.14.2. Fixes #6266.
[ken] - Update to openssl-1.0.2a. Fixes #6282.
[renodr] - Update to Unicode-Collate 1.12. Fixes #6263.
[renodr] - Update to NET-DNS 0.83. Fixes #6194.
[bdubbs] - Update to freeglut-3.0.0. Fixes #6244.
[bdubbs] - Update to talloc-2.1.2. Fixes #6240.
[bdubbs] - Update to poppler-0.32.0. Fixes #6227.
March 20th, 2015
March 19th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to bluez-5.29. Fixes #6253.
[bdubbs] - Update to seamonkey-2.33. Fixes #6245.
[fernando] - Update to cups-filters-1.0.67. Fixes #6268.
[pierre] - Update to mercurial-3.3.2. Fixes #6197.
[bdubbs] - libtiff - incorporate existing sed and nine upstream patches into a consolidated patch. Fixes #6229.
[ken] - extend the epdfview fixes patch with a change from Tim Tassonis : it turns out that many PDFs have not rendered correctly since poppler-0.22, and nobody noticed.
[bdubbs] - Update to tcl-8.6.4/tk-8.6.4. Fixes #6256.
[igor] - Update to ffmpeg-2.6.1.
[igor] - Update to fdk-aac-0.1.4.
March 18th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to gnumeric-1.12.21. Fixes #6216.
[pierre] - Update to goffice010-0.10.21.. Fixes #6226.
[pierre] - Update to gtk+3-3.14.9.. Fixes #6238.
[pierre] - Update to gdk-pixbuf-2.31.3. Fixes #6236.
[pierre] - Update to librsvg-2.40.8. Fixes #6193.
[pierre] - Update to libgsf-1.14.32. Fixes #6188.
[bdubbs] - Update to audacious-3.6. Fixes #6221.
March 17th, 2015
[bdubbs] - Update to kde-14.12.3. Fixes #6261.
[bdubbs] - Update to libxfce4ui-4.12.1.
[bdubbs] - Update to xfce4-session-4.12.1.
[bdubbs] - Update to xfwm4-4.12.2.
[igor] - Update to unbound-1.5.2. Fixes #6163.
[pierre] - Update to libvdpau-1.1. Fixes #6262.
[pierre] - Update to libXvMC-1.0.9. Fixes #6260.
[pierre] - Update to font-util-1.3.1. Fixes #6259.
[pierre] - Update to Setuptools-14.3. Fixes #6255.
March 16th, 2015
March 15th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to libvdpau-1.0. Fixes #6234.
[pierre] - Update to libX11-1.6.3. Fixes #6233.
[pierre] - Update to xterm-316. Fixes #6210.
[pierre] - Update to libevdev-1.4. Fixes #6209.
[pierre] - Update to llvm-3.6.0. Fixes #6196.
[pierre] - Update to libgcrypt-1.6.3. Fixes #6187.
[pierre] - Update to libXxf86vm-1.1.4. Fixes #6172.
[pierre] - Update to Mesa-10.5.1. Fixes #6142.
[pierre] - Add Setuptools-14.1.1 and Mako-1.0.1 Python modules, as they are needed by Mesa-10.5.1.
[igor] - Update to firefox-36.0.1. Fixes #6228.
[igor] - Update to alsa-utils-1.0.29. Fixes #6249.
[igor] - Update to libvorbis-1.3.5. Fixes #6220.
[igor] - Update to alsa-lib-1.0.29. Fixes #6219.
[igor] - Update to gtk+-2.24.27. Fixes #6237.
[igor] - Update to randrproto-1.4.1. Fixes #6248.
[igor] - Update to nasm-2.11.08. Fixes #6198.
[igor] - Update to cairo-1.14.2. Fixes #6243.
March 14th, 2015
March 13th, 2015
March 12th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to Python3-3.4.3. Fixes #6199.
[Chris] - Removed gtk2 and pango as recommended dependencies of sawfish - both must be installed due to required dependency rep-gtk.
[Chris] - Updated rep-gtk depedencies - now needs gtk2, not libglade.
March 11th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to Ruby-2.2.1. Fixes #6180.
March 10th, 2015
March 9th, 2015
March 8th, 2015
[pierre] - Update to LVM2-2.02.117. Fixes #6185.
March 6th, 2015
[ken] - Remove the unrecognized --with-firmware-path switch from udev-extras.
[bdubbs] - Release of BLFS-7.7.
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How to use and manage Sign in with Apple
by Sandy WrittenhouseWhen you visit a new website or sign in to a new app or service, you’re often prompted to create a new account, giving up personal information like your email address, requiring you to make a password you’ll remember, and often having to go through an intrusive and frustrating process before you can even start using your new download. Keeping track of this info is a burden and putting that personal info in strangers’ hands can leave you feeling unsafe. That’s why Apple created Sign in with Apple. It’s a new way to sign up or sign in to apps and websites using your Apple ID instead of having to create a new account. The intent by Apple is “to respect your privacy and keep you in control of your personal information.”
So if you’ve seen this option on an app or website but weren’t quite sure about its workings, we’re here to help. Here’s how to use and manage Sign in with Apple.
Sign in with Apple
About the Sign in with Apple feature
Here are the basics about this new Apple feature:
- Your Apple ID must use two-factor authentication.
- You must be signed in to iCloud with that same Apple ID on your device.
- You must be age 13 or older and that age may vary by country or region.
- For apps that are participating in the program, you must be running iOS 13, iPadOS 13, watchOS 6, macOS Catalina 10.15, or tvOS 13 or later for each of these systems.
- You can use the feature on other platforms like Android or Windows and on a browser other than Safari.
And as Apple mentions, when you use the Sign in with Apple option, apps and websites can only ask you for your name and email address to set up an account.
Hiding your email
As you’ll see further in the tutorial, when you choose the Sign in with Apple option, you’ll get to decide if you want to share or hide your Apple ID email address.
If you decide to share it, the app or website developer will be able to identify you by your email address.
If you decide to hide it, a random email address will be generated for you and provided to that app or website developer. Emails you receive from them will go to that address and then be automatically forwarded to your Apple ID email address for increased privacy. You can reply to the email and still keep your email address private.
In addition, Apple states:
We don’t read or process any of the content in the email messages that pass through our relay service, except to perform standard spam filtering that’s required to maintain our status as a trusted email provider. All email messages are deleted from our relay servers after they’re delivered to you, usually within seconds.
If you hide your email and decide to change that later, you can do so. You can change the email address used or turn off the forwarding. Just access that app or website using the steps in the Manage the apps and sites section below.
How to use Sign in with Apple
When you download an app from the App Store or visit a website, you might see an option to Sign in with Apple or Continue with Apple.
Sign in with Apple in apps
When you download an app on iOS from the App Store and Sign in with Apple is available, you’ll see the option clearly on the app screen. Once you select that option, you’ll select to Share or Hide your email and then continue to log in with Touch ID, Face ID, or your Apple ID password.
Apps you download from the Mac App Store work similarly. If you see the Sign in with Apple option and want to use it, click the button, decide if you want to Share or Hide your email, enter your Apple ID password, and you’re done.
Sign in with Apple on websites
Since the Sign in with Apple feature can be used when visiting a website with any browser, the options may differ when you hit that button to continue.
For instance, if you’re on your Mac and signed in while using Safari, you might see the following message explaining what the deal is with Sign in with Apple.
When you click to Continue, you have options to use a different Apple ID and either share or hide your email address.
Click Continue with password when you’re ready, enter your Apple ID password when prompted, and you’re set.
But on Firefox or Chrome, you may see something different asking you to enter your Apple ID to move forward as shown below.
After you enter your password, you’ll see a similar message as that on Safari. Click Continue.
Then you’ll get those options to share or hide your email address. Make your choice and hit Continue once more.
When you return to the website and go to log in, you’ll just click that Continue with Apple button again and log in with your Apple ID and password.
Managing the apps and sites
You can view the apps and websites that you are using Sign in with Apple for on any of your devices or the web. Follow the sets of instructions below for your device to view them and then select anyone of them to manage that account.
For example, if you originally chose to hide your email address, you can see the address that was provided to them from Apple’s relay service and can change that email address or turn off the email forwarding.
On iOS
- Open the Settings app, then tap your name.
- Select Password & Security.
- Tap Apps Using Your Apple ID.
On Mac
- Open System Preferences with the button your Dock or Apple icon > System Preferences from the menu bar.
- Click your Apple ID.
- Choose Password & Security on the left.
- Click Edit.
On the web
- Sign in to the Apple ID account page.
- Scroll to the Security
- Under Apps & Websites using Apple ID, select Manage.
Wrapping it up
Sign in with Apple is useful if you don’t want to share a bunch of personal information with an app or site you’re signing up with or signing into. And if you use the Hide Email feature, you have increased privacy with that third party.
Are you going to use this new way to create accounts and log in? Let us know your thoughts about the Sign in with Apple feature in the comments below!


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The GenApplication object is used as the top object in every application geode. It acts as the head of the generic object tree, and it provides all the functionality necessary for launching and shutting down the application. It is a subclass of
GenClass
and therefore inherits all the instance data and messages of that class.
GenApplicationClass
has no inherent visual representation. Instead, the main windows of an application are created and managed by one or more GenPrimary objects, which should be placed both as children of the Application object and on the application's GAGCNLT_WINDOWS notification list (if it should appear when the application starts up).
1 GenApplication Basics
1.1 Instance Data
1.2 Application GCN Lists
1.3 Application Instance Reference
1.4 Attach and Launch Flags
1.5 ApplicationStates
1.6 Application Features and Levels
1.7 IACP
2 Advanced GenApplication Usage
2.1 An Application's Life Cycle
2.2 Application Busy States
2.3 The GenApplication's Moniker
2.4 Measurement Type
2.5 Interaction with the UI


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