· added ffmpeg to runtime libraries (via wrapping), makes Youtube's HTML5 testpage
happy and allows higher-framerate playback
· removed deprecated (gstreamer) / never used (nspr, nss, ...) dependencies
· Pale Moon bundles specific versions of various libraries, compiling with
the system's versions of those is not the default, not recommended and
not supported with official branding
· Added new (/previously unnoticed?) dependencies.
· Refactored to use pname, quoted homepage, better description.
· Added myself to maintainers.
· Configuration changed according to upstream documentation.
· Build & Install phases simplified/refactored to be more like Arch's PKGBUILD.
By moving the `cfg` variable into the wrapper arguments we are able to
override it for an already wrapped package. For example, with this
change one can have
pkgs.firefox-devedition-bin.override {
cfg.enableBrowserpass = true;
}
which would otherwise be difficult to accomplish for packages having a
complicated wrapped definition in `all-packages.nix`.
security release, fixing issue with as-yet-unassigned CVE. debian are using
DSA-4473-1/DLA-1837-1.
switching to github source because they don't seem to be keeping their
sourceforge tarballs up to date
I encountered crashes while opening the file selection dialog.
```
(franz:11597): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: 14:08:20.102: No GSettings schemas are installed on the system
[1] 11597 trace trap franz
```
This error is also presented in various other gtk applications (e.g. https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/45286). I used the same trick to fix this error.
The team behind ksonnet was aquired by VMware, and they decided to end
work on ksonnet:
From https://blogs.vmware.com/cloudnative/2019/02/05/welcoming-heptio-open-source-projects-to-vmware:
> Prior to the acquisition, Heptio had been shifting focus and resources
> away from ksonnet; with the acquisition, we felt it was the right time
> to rethink our investment in ksonnet. As a result, work on ksonnet will
> end and the GitHub repositories will be archived. It’s extremely
> difficult to step back from a project we have worked so hard on, but
> we’re excited about our new ideas and vision for changing how developers
> experience the Kubernetes and cloud native ecosystems.
The team behind ksonnet was aquired by VMware, and they decided to end
work on ksonnet:
From https://blogs.vmware.com/cloudnative/2019/02/05/welcoming-heptio-open-source-projects-to-vmware:
> Prior to the acquisition, Heptio had been shifting focus and resources
> away from ksonnet; with the acquisition, we felt it was the right time
> to rethink our investment in ksonnet. As a result, work on ksonnet will
> end and the GitHub repositories will be archived. It’s extremely
> difficult to step back from a project we have worked so hard on, but
> we’re excited about our new ideas and vision for changing how developers
> experience the Kubernetes and cloud native ecosystems.
