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On pjsua, don't build it, we already have it in "pjproject".
On golang, some software it's self-contained, such as nncp-go, yggdrasil-go or tofuproxy.
The autor bundled everything in the tarball I think.
I understand so far correct, that pjsua is more only the commandline-interface and being possible to install is not that bad.
I mean, pjproject already *ships* pjsua as a binary.
By installing pjproject from the Hyperbola repos you get the TUI VOIP client
and the library totally working from the start.
Yes, but I'm thinking right now about the people having just interest in the commandline-client itself. The thought is not that bad. I will rework the package a bit I have here so there won't be any complications with installations.
We will remove the following packages after no longer being needed without hypervideo:
phantomjs
Packages being worked on:
bearssl
gmni
And besides gmni there is research going on for further commandline-options in regards for Gemini.
https://codeberg.org/rwa/cgmnlm A gmni fork, with colors
and some fuctions to download files to temporary places.
Added also: https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … 50ed2f203b
And telescope: https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … b01bc5feaf
Great. Also, how could I track your changes from git? I can't remember the branching commands to checkout
from your repo.
Here is a small guide: https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … _guide.txt
Besides you can always look on core and extra, either through the team-area
https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … /core.git/
https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … extra.git/
or the ones used direct
https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/packages/core.git/
https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/packages/extra.git/
Results from current further research:
Gemini
Interesting field, but many projects don't even try using C / C++ and are oriented onto Rust or Go. So we have added what we can as there are no more projects for sure, neither client nor server for the moment as the left projects have also not a stable roadmap for release.
Addons for UXP
We are doing on-going researching for more addons, but also UXP-based ones use NodeJS, more in detail npm and jpm. So we have no chance to get them working and building for sure.
Well, I see no new packages in the master branch. I would like to get the changes from your branch, but I don't know how.
I tried with
git branch -a
git checkout remotes/origin/throghBut
git logdoesn't show up your commits.
anthk you only need these commands :
git clone https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/packages/extra.git
cd extra/git checkout throghgit logand this one to keep ur git updated
git pullThanks, it works.
Also, thank everyone for the ports on msmtp and isync, there
are really useful to communicate "offline" mainly.
Having these among others makes my netbook still useful.
With Gplaces/Cgmnlm I have a nice Gemini browser, very
"Teletext" like, unobstrusive to read news and some personal
capsules.
I am doing SICP with Scheme and well, I had to install Chicken
by hand, it's the only "major" software I use from a non-ported
place, but everything else came in the core and extra repos.
Hyperbola it's much more versatile and useful than people would think.
Even for games. Most ARPG's are the same. By playing Flare, Nethack for roguelikes (and maybe Slashem) you actually played them all lore wise.
Ditto with city builders. Current games offer near nothing over
FreeCIV and Micropolis except graphics, but for that I can just have a walk.
TCL/TK with Wish and SQlite3 bindings (they were born with TCL) can do
RAD developing in record time. It won't look fancy, but it will work.
With Lumina, TCLlib and TKlib+Tkimg+DB bindings you will be covered for the 99% of the *actual* needs of a company desktop against "modern" solutions.
At least they will be far more solid than those Lovecraftian VBA+MSO horrors.
Ditto with home user needs. uTox has native translations for my language,
Spanish. You can create groupchat. Why does people choose closed and propietary software using 20x more resources and far less performant than
my netbook? It's madness.
Well, the work for 0.4.3 is going further also as we have here the slim-theme for Hyperbola. 
https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … rbola.git/
And this is how it looks like:
About tcllib: This package is not possible to be added in its current state. Reasoning: The package itself is supporting corporate open-source by including "Amazon S3 web service interface". We have to remove "amazon-s3".
Don't worry, the rest of the tcllib and tklib+tkimg code is non-Amazon related.
That among "snack" for audio support makes a great microRAD/IDE a la Unix way.
Well, the work for 0.4.3 is going further also as we have here the slim-theme for Hyperbola.
https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … rbola.git/
And this is how it looks like:
That does look like a better background for Lumina Desktop given the dark seahorse one was kind of an eyesore...
For slim this is final, for lumina there is some more work in themes to be done. Following environments are planned for 0.4.3:
lumina
icewm
fluxbox
jwm
If there is interest to support with further environments: I will then share as always the upcoming git-repository and people can share their ideas and files to bring this all together. 
Its good you keep working on this project, you are definitely needed.
Btw, there are quite a few newer jwmkit versions out since the last jwmkit was out.
I recommend updating at least to the 8th version. 
Oh thanks for the reminder. Will look today into it as there are now another bunch of packages.
Isync. The binary name is "mbsync" The perfect companion to Mutt with maildir and msmtp.
Getmail uses too much RAM, it's unusable on big IMAP remote folders.
This runs very fast even on an Atom netbook.
Isync PKGBUILD
# Maintainer: Kian Kasad <kian at kasad.com>
pkgname=isync
pkgver=1.4.4
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="IMAP and MailDir mailbox synchronizer"
arch=('i686' 'x86_64')
url="http://isync.sourceforge.net"
license=('GPL2')
depends=('libsasl' 'zlib')
source=(https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/isync/isync/$pkgver/$pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz
https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/isync/isync/$pkgver/$pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz.asc)
md5sums=('29acced5c6f0c87e631b0ff641f8f942'
'SKIP')
validpgpkeys=('96DD32BFBF9FAB04B0D95305AA283E0B2F1BB1D1'
'63BFD037CAD71E8DFF3AEA3AC17714F08D1BDBBA')
build() {
cd $pkgname-$pkgver
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
}
package() {
cd $pkgname-$pkgver
make DESTDIR="$pkgdir" install
}
# vim: ts=8 sts=4 sw=4 etJust a hint, already added: https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/~team/ … D?h=throgh
Reasoning is and stays the work on the build-server that many packages are in the queue waiting.
But that's not a bad thing as we will get a better control about all.
For pop3 retrieval I use mpop, from the makers of msmtp. There is no openbsd port, but it builds nicely on openbsd amd64.
I use getmail6 (I didn't know about mpop) I find it interesting to put the password in a gpg encrypted file,
I'm trying to "unlock" the gpg-agent putting this in xinitrc:
/usr/lib/gnupg/gpg-preset-passphrase --preset "my_keygrip"and this in gpg-agent.conf:
pinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-curses
allow-preset-passphrase
max-cache-ttl 31536000
default-cache-ttl 31536000to use mpop with cron.
For now it seems to work
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