New herd: ayatana
we have a new herd called ayatana (i'm currently the only member, but
anyone intrested is free to join)
it's aimed at maintaining the ubuntu -invented libraries many apps tend
to use thesedays:
$ grep -r "herd.*ayatana" */*/metadata.xml
dev-libs/libappindicator/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
dev-libs/libdbusmenu/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
dev-libs/libdbusmenu-qt/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
dev-libs/libindicate/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
dev-libs/libindicate-qt/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
dev-libs/libindicator/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
gnome-extra/indicator-applet/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
net-im/indicator-messages/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
x11-misc/notify-osd/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
xfce-extra/xfce4-indicator-plugin/metadata.xml: <herd>ayatana</herd>
and perhaps x11-misc/glipper
summary:
- keep all the libs and apps using them in sync, since upstream changes
API so often, when you bump one library, you have to bump or patch them all
- ditch gtk+-2.0 and move all libraries to gtk+-3.0, this will likely
mean lastriting indicator-applet and glipper
- add more of the project into portage after gtk+-3.0 migration is done:
https://launchpad.net/ayatana
note: i'm going to be superbusy with work up until x-mas so don't expect
much to happen "too soon"
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