A ports freeze means that commits will be few and far between and only by approval.

Number of commits found: 13

As previously announced, remove these broken or obsolete ports.

This port is scheduled for removal on April 21 if it is still broken at
that time.

Apply studly caps to "FreeBSD".

Mark this port as broken; it fails to install, even with QT2, for
which support has basically been dropped anyways.

PR:             ports/60487

No member of the kde@ team has touched anything related to Qt2 in ages, so
stop pretending to maintain these ports.

unPERLify, and use ${FIND} and ${XARGS} where appropriate.

PR:             48253
Submitted by:   Simon 'portlint' Schubert <corecode@corecode.ath.cx>

Declare (or resolve) conflicts for KDE and QT.

Remove pkg-comment from remaining master/slave port sets.

Approved by:    portmgr (implicitly)

Upgrade KDE to 2.2.2:    * General:           - Support for objprelink.         
 - Hack for autoconf 2.13/automake 1.4.  Note that we can't use             the
standard USE_AUTO* because they change things in work/*;             KDE has its
own way of doing that.           - Light cleanup of extra dirs in the PLISTs
provided by              my mkplistpkg[1] script.           - Speedups of both
compile and runtime through the usage of             --disable-debug and
--enable-final.  The latter did not work             with the kdemultimedia
package, unfortunately.           - Patch updates.    * audio/kdemultimedia2:   
       - Patch to fix KSCD on FreeBSD[2].  It works very well now.    *
deskutils/kdepim:           - Enable kpilot[3].  Pull in the latest pilot-link
stuff.    * devel/kdesdk,    * devel/kdevelop:           - No specific changes. 
  * devel/qt-designer:           - Make this port depend almost entirely on qt23
to make it more             maintainable, so I don't have to keep hacking the
patches to             get them to apply.    * editors/koffice,    *
games/kdegames,    * graphics/kdegraphics:           - No specific changes.    *
misc/kdeaddons:           - SDL is required now.  Cull SDL PLIST_SUB and such.  
        - Fix breakage from hardcoding "sdl-config".    * misc/kdeutils2:       
   - Fix problem with klaptopdaemon[4] where it didn't properly            
display the battery time.  This patch is untested, but applied.    *
net/kdenetwork2:           - Fix DCC for KSIRC[5].           - Remove ktalkd
from the build.  It requires some weird thing             in the configure
script that I don't have time to look at.    * sysutils/kdeadmin:           - No
specific changes.    * textproc/kdoc:           - Remove bogus requirement that
kdoc requires Perl 5.6.0; it sure             seems to operate fine with >=
5.005.  But I'll let time tell.    * www/quanta:           - No specific changes
(--disable-debug support only).    * x11/kde2:           - No specific changes. 
  * x11/kdebase2:           - Fix ksysguard compile by merging the files from
the HEAD branch             of KDE CVS that were missing at release time for
FreeBSD[6].  :\    * x11/kdelibs2:           - Recognize CUPS' spinoff[7].      
    - Add libxslt dependency since it was removed from kdelibs.           - Fix
libxml compile problems[8] (accomplished by upgrading).           - Remove
libkformula from port Makefile; this library has been             spun off into
koffice.           - Fix mode problems with DCOP[9].  This allows you to save
files             properly.  It also seems to be a FreeBSD specific problem.    
      - Fix bashisms in kdeprint/imagetops script[10].    * x11-clocks/kdetoys2:
          - No specific changes.    * x11-toolkits/qt23:           - Do NOT
upgrade to QT 2.3.2[11].           - Allow devel/qt-designer to depend on this
port entirely for the             patches by adding a perlre to accomplish this.
   * x11-wm/kdeartwork:           - No specific changes.    

Overhaul QT/KDE support:   - bsd.port.mk update to use bsd.kde.mk for
USE_{QT,KDE}*   - Cleanup corresponding ports for bsd.kde.mk update.   - Fix
bsd.kde.mk: use correct kdelibs dependency, put qt at the bottom,     introduce
QT_NONSTANDARD variable for nonstandard configure setup.   - Update KDE2 to
2.1.1.  Two patches included in x11/kdelibs2 to fix the     proxy authentication
that was broken for 2.1.1.  Remove old patches.   - Potentially fix kdelibs
build for alpha.   - Fix qt-designer 2.3.0 build.   - Ruby stuff left alone
since it looks like black magic to me.  Should     still work w/ compat shims
for older USE_QT[,2] style.  Some others     were also left alone for the same
reason.    

Bring in my fixes for KDE2 for users of XFree86 4.0.x.  Basically, what   this
involves is this:  Cull GL from Qt by default, but still provide a   Qt+GL
library that may or may not have threads.  Then also provide a Qt   library that
has threads but not GL.  This allows us to make KDE2 depend   on a library that
will *not* have threads, ever.  Threads will be   revisited at a later date. 
Ports that require GL support need to be   updated to use the hacked library,
libqtgl.so.4.  The net result is that   we bloat our qt2 package by 1.5-2.5MB
for compatability.  Also, static   qt will not have GL support.    

Apparently USE_QT2 doesn't grab qt2.4 as a dependency, so add it for bento.    

Update QT2 to 2.2.4: Re-add USE_MESA, remove antialiasing patch, remove  
default -j2 (but keep MAKE_JOBS var), restore old perl REs as soon as I'd  
learned how to do multiple ones, remove QPL license file from packaging,   sync
with newest KOI8-U/R stuff (not tested).  The biggest bonus:  split   QT
Designer into its own port, and make the qt22/qt-designer pair a member   of the
master-slave ports legion, hopefully to reduce redundancy as much   as possible.
 This should also save roughly 20 minutes of compile time on   a dual PIII-600
for those that don't need or want QT Designer.  UIC is,   however, still
installed/compiled by the default Qt 2.2.4 (as it _is_   required for other
things e.g. KDE2).    

Number of commits found: 13

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