Marc Espie

I'm not open to changing the *default*. I disagree with you on that one. I can add an *option* so that the script can use --stretch. In general, adding "trim...

thank you ! :)

I concur with mzealey... exiting on a signal should never ever exit(0) ! You can either exit(1) or possibly pass the signal through, which can be done by: signal(SIGINT, SIG_DFL);...

I'm sorry that we didn't report the problem to upstream yet. We've had a local patch in our (OpenBSD) ports tree since March... and yeah, we're still on ocaml 4.x...

OpenBSD doesn't like GPL, so when the llvm tools become viable we switch. I haven't followed closely the move from binutils, but yeah, we stopped installing ranlib from binutils sometime...

actually, I'm stupid, I can date the switch very specifically, from the ocaml patch in the ports tree. ``` date: 2022/03/24 14:39:17; author: robert; state: Exp; commitid: QNcqrKEnawQ6nRp9; unbreak after...

> ah, it's in 7.1. I see. Well, i can see a few solutions: > > * we could mark all ocaml-base-compiler packages not available on OpenBSD >= 7.1 and...

On Tue, Oct 20, 2020 at 09:21:46AM -0700, George S. Baugh wrote: > Hmm, there's no real lsof::PP though. > > There is this however: > > https://www.cpan.org/authors/id/J/JA/JAMSHAID/scripts/lsof-1.2.pl > >...

more specifically, there should be a built-in in gmic proper to create a temporary file. In an OS like OpenBSD, we've moved everything away from badly used mktemp patterns (fortran...

Ah but that's not actually true! I don't know if it's just a happy accident, but for instance "healing selection" has zero issues with 32 bit floating point mode. It...