David Uhden Collado wrote:
Hello,Please find attached two new ports for XFile 1.2.1 and XImaging 1.9.2: x11/xfile graphics/ximaging Both applications are developed by the same upstream project and are lightweight X11 applications written in C using the Motif toolkit. XFile is a compact file manager that presents the filesystem directly, without virtual locations or a trash abstraction. It provides its own Unix-style file type association database, configurable X resources, filesystem mounting support, and integration with removable-media mount daemons. The port installs the xfile executable, the xfile-open symlink, its manual page and X resources, as well as the default file type database and bundled XPM icons. XImaging is a lightweight multithreaded image viewer and browser. It provides image viewing, zooming, panning and rotation, as well as a thumbnail-based directory browser and basic file management. Common raster formats are supported directly, while external filters may be configured for additional formats. The XImaging port depends on Motif, libjpeg, libpng and libtiff. OpenMP is explicitly disabled, while pthread support is retained. Both ports use the upstream OpenBSD build target while passing the compiler, flags, installation prefix, X11 and local include/library paths, manual page directory, and app-defaults directory explicitly from the ports infrastructure. Installation is handled by the ports directly rather than relying on the upstream install targets, keeping installed paths under the control of the OpenBSD ports infrastructure. The versions included are the current upstream releases: XFile 1.2.1, released on August 4, 2026, and XImaging 1.9.2, released on July 12, 2026. Both are maintenance releases containing usability improvements, minor enhancements, and bug fixes. Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards, David.
Hello, Please find attached revised versions of the x11/xfile and graphics/ximaging ports. These replace the versions I sent previously. The software versions themselves are unchanged: XFile remains at 1.2.1 and XImaging at 1.9.2. The new revisions improve the ports and include some additional upstream functionality that I missed in the first submission. The XFile port now includes several companion components distributed by the same upstream author: * xfile-addon, which provides additional file type definitions and icons; * xfind, the graphical file search utility designed to integrate with XFile; * xfile-xdgsvc, which implements the freedesktop org.freedesktop.FileManager1 D-Bus interface; * the optional slanted icon set. The additional type definitions and their icons are installed directly into XFile's shared data directories, where XFile discovers them automatically. Alternative generic file icons and the slanted icon set are installed under share/examples instead, so the package does not override the default appearance automatically. xfind is built and installed together with its manual page, X resources, and application icon. xfile-xdgsvc adds XDG/D-Bus integration, allowing applications using the org.freedesktop.FileManager1 interface, such as Firefox or GIMP, to invoke XFile as a file manager. This adds x11/dbus as a dependency and installs the appropriate D-Bus service file. I added two small patches for xfile-xdgsvc. One makes its build use the compiler, flags, include paths, and library paths supplied by the ports framework instead of generating them through pkg-config. The other fixes several issues in the source, including use of an uninitialized return value, an uninitialized string in an error message, and a missing return value from a function declared to return int. The XFile OpenBSD makefile patch was also cleaned up. It now preserves CFLAGS supplied by the ports infrastructure, adds upstream's warning flags rather than replacing CFLAGS, and avoids adding the include paths twice. I also added a pkg-readme documenting the additional XFile resources, the optional icon sets, xfind, and the D-Bus integration without changing any per-user configuration automatically. For XImaging, the revised port now installs ImageMagick as a runtime dependency and enables the external ImageMagick filter documented by upstream. This provides support for additional formats such as GIF, PSD, SVG, and XCF while leaving XImaging's native image loaders unchanged. I also corrected the upstream OpenBSD makefile's ENABLE_OPM typo to ENABLE_OMP and keep OpenMP explicitly disabled by default. The makefile patch now preserves CFLAGS and LDFLAGS supplied by the ports framework instead of replacing them, while retaining the required warning and pthread flags. The package descriptions and packing lists have been updated as necessary for the additional functionality. Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards, David.
xfile-2.tar.gz
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ximaging-2.tar.gz
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