[ 23:05 bapt  ]

• 381876 Mk/Scripts/check-stagedir.sh
• 381876 Mk/Uses/display.mk
• 381876 Mk/Uses/fonts.mk
• 381876 Mk/bsd.xorg.mk
• 381876 UPDATING
• 381876 arabic/ae_fonts_mono/Makefile
• 381876 arabic/ae_fonts_ttf/Makefile
• 381876 arabic/kacst_fonts/Makefile
• 381876 arabic/khotot/Makefile
• 381876 audio/py-karaoke/Makefile

Make fonts repecting XDG

Xorg is now looking in ${LOCALBASE}/share/fonts by default
Xorg now accepts symlinks in etc/X11/fontpath.d (as decribed in Xserver(1))
Large cleanup on lots of font ports
All fonts are now properly dynamically generating fonts.dir and fonts.scale
instead of sometime overwriting existing ones)
All fonts are generating fontconfig's cache
Improve consistency in fonts ports

[ 12:01 amdmi3  ]

• 378114 x11-fonts/alef/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/alegreya-sans/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/artwiz-aleczapka/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/artwiz-fonts/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/bitter/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/clearsans/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/comfortaa-ttf/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/consolamono-ttf/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/cyr-rfx/pkg-plist
• 378114 x11-fonts/dina/pkg-plist

- Drop @dirrm* from pkg-plists

Approved by:	portmgr blanket

[ 18:46 rakuco  ]

• 354253 x11-fonts/dina/Makefile
• 354253 x11-fonts/dina/distinfo
• 354253 x11-fonts/dina/pkg-plist

Update to 2.92.

Packaging changes include:
- Staging support.
- Switch LICENSE to MIT following what upstream has done.
- My repackaged tarball now contains the source BDF files, and the PCF files
  are generated as part of the build process to follow what upstream does
  more closely.
  To be clear, the only reason for me to keep a repackaged tarball is the
  fact that upstream just hosts a "dina.zip" with no version information and
  which can change at any moment.

[ 17:17 rakuco  ]

• 308545 x11-fonts/Makefile
• 308545 x11-fonts/dina
• 308545 x11-fonts/dina/Makefile
• 308545 x11-fonts/dina/distinfo
• 308545 x11-fonts/dina/pkg-descr
• 308545 x11-fonts/dina/pkg-plist

Add x11-fonts/dina.

Dina is a monospace bitmap font, primarily aimed at programmers. It is
relatively compact to allow a lot of code on screen, while (hopefully)
clear enough to remain readable even at high resolutions.