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non port: graphics/ImageMagick/pkg-comment
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Number of commits found XX: 4
Thu, 20 Feb 2003
[ 18:08 knu ] 1.32 graphics/EZWGL/Makefile 1.5 graphics/EZWGL/pkg-comment 1.19 graphics/Hermes/Makefile 1.3 graphics/Hermes/pkg-comment 1.4 graphics/IPA/Makefile 1.2 graphics/IPA/pkg-comment 1.159 graphics/ImageMagick/Makefile 1.9 graphics/ImageMagick/pkg-comment 1.29 graphics/aalib/Makefile 1.3 graphics/aalib/pkg-comment (Only the first 10 of 308 ports in this commit are shown above. ) de-pkg-comment
Wed, 21 Mar 2001
[ 21:11 trevor ] unknown graphics/ImageMagick/pkg-comment unknown graphics/ImageMagick/pkg-descr unknown misc/display/pkg-comment unknown misc/display/pkg-descr When compiled with X, ImageMagick conflicts with display. Warn users about the conflict. Squeeze the pkg-comment files so they are less than 71 characters.
Wed, 14 Mar 2001
[ 12:48 knu ] unknown graphics/ImageMagick/pkg-comment Reword pkg-comment to shorten it to under 70 bytes and let there be no misunderstanding about the interactivity of image manipulation tools.
Tue, 13 Mar 2001
[ 16:14 mi ] unknown graphics/ImageMagick/pkg-comment Reword the pkg-comment to stress, that the X11-dependent display functionality is optional.
Number of commits found XX: 4

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