From LAME 3.101 July 09 2026
Use external libmpg123 instead of internal mpglib for mpeg decoding
(unix-like systems which use the autotools ("configure; make; make install")
build system). There are years of improvements in libmpg123 which we do not
have in mpglib. Patch by Thomas Orgis of the mpg123 project.
- upstream ebook2cw does not have this change yet
- there is no static library for libmpg123 so remove that from Makefile for now
- fix bogus /usr/local that crept in
- Finally bumped PORTREVISION
The kde@ team is pleased to announce Qt 6.11.1 on FreeBSD!
Upstream intoduced a few new modules and we have added them as:
* devel/qt6-openapi
* devel/qt6-tasktree
* x11-toolkits/qt6-canvaspainter
Announcements:
https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-6.11-releasedhttps://www.qt.io/blog/qt-6.11.1-released
Release notes:
https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtreleasenotes.git/about/qt/6.11.0/release-note.mdhttps://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtreleasenotes.git/about/qt/6.11.1/release-note.md
FreeBSD ports changes:
* General: Introduce more tooling for easier updates
* devel/qt6-tools: Install desktop files [1]
PySide6: Update to 6.11.1
As usual, the PySide6 suite has been updated to match the Qt version.
The Shiboken generator has been split into a separate port:
devel/shiboken6-tools. This was an upstream decision, but,
the generator is only needed for the build, allowing our
packages to have a smaller footprint.
PyQt6: Update to 6.11.0
Refactor a few variables and targets from Mk/pyqt.mk to individual
Makefiles to prep for Qt5 removal and reduce obfuscation.
PyQt tools:
devel/py-sip: Update to 6.15.3
devel/py-qt6-sip: Update to 13.11.1
PR: 294272 [1]
Reported by: Dave Palais <silent@penguinmail.com> [1]
Tested by: kenrap, makc
MFH: 2026Q2
Security: 738f5590-550c-11f1-9f97-3fa0ea3edd7d
Reviewed by: many (*)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D55624
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D55642 (merged in from bofh)
many (*)
acm arrowd brooks cmt dch decke dinoex eduardo fluffy fuz gahr garga
jbeich joerg jrm kai kenrap martymac matthew mfechner michaelo mizhka
nobutaka pkubaj se tagattie thj
Anton Saietskii
GenericRikka
Gert Doering
Jan Bramkamp
Oleh Hushchenkov
Oleksandr Kryvulia
Ralf van der Enden
Yamagi
desktop kde python tcltk office
The Hamlib Project is pleased to announce the release of Hamlib 4.7.1.
This release includes two new radio models, many fixes and improvements to
various radio models.
Here is a short changelog for this release:
Version 4.7.1
* 2026-04-15
* Fix unknown type compilation errors on Alpine Linux. (TNX Bradfor Boyle)
* Fix rig port timeout. (TNX Matthias Moelller)
* Update ReleaseNotes*.md. (TNX George Baltz)
* Fix various FTX-1 meter, level and CTCSS table. (TNX KJ5HST)
* Add power off capability to Flrig backend. (TNX Philip Rose)
* Replace strncpy with memcpy to quell GCC 16 warning. (TNX George Baltz)
* Add SWR to supported 'get levels' for K3/K4. (TNX Tom Crayner (reporter))
* Add get_split_vfo to TS-850 backend. (TNX Elisamuel Resto)
* New simplecat backend. Supports Bunzee Labs DDX. (TNX Dhiru Kholia)
* Fix and generalize clock handling for Icom radios. (TNX George Baltz)
* Fix Yaesu attenuator levels and LVL_KEYSPD reinitialization. (TNX George Baltz)
* Add new rig model Harris PRC-138. (TNX Antonio Regazzoni)
* Various FT-710 fixes, especially handling SH format and RX bandwidth.
Ensure FT-710 simulator rejects RF command. (TNX George Baltz)
* Fix low power calculation for K3/K3S. (N0NB)
* Fix FTX-1 SH bandwidth command in set/get_mode. (TNX Terrell Deppe)
* Quell initializer overrides prior initialzation clang warning in ftx1.c
and fix compiler warning in hd1780.c. (TNX George Baltz)
Source archive and MS Windows binaries may be downloaded from:
https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/releases/tag/4.7.1https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/files/hamlib/4.7.1/
73, Nate
This overhaul introduces four key changes to the elisp ports framework:
1. Remove support for packaged byte-compiled elisp.
The primary motivation is to remove a large number of flavor-specific
packages and to simplify the ports tree. As an example, supporting
byte-compiled elisp for devel/tablist required six packages, one for
each flavor of editors/emacs and editors/emacs-devel. With over 100
elisp ports and requests for new Emacs flavors, this was
unmanageable.
2. Install configuration to integrate with Emacs's native compilation
machinery, allowing elisp from ports to be compiled into the standard
cache under the user's home directory.
This matches the behavior of GNU ELPA packages and generally results
in a faster experience. Speedups vary depending on the
characteristics of the elisp code, but are often reported to be 2.5
to 5 times faster than byte-compiled code.
3. Perform byte compilation on the target host, but only when native
compilation is unavailable. Compilation is initiated when Emacs
starts, and the resulting .elc files are cached under the user's
home directory.
4. Load all autoload files installed by FreeBSD elisp ports. This
mirrors what package.el does for ELPA packages, ensuring that
autoloaded functions are available without requiring users to
explicitly load each package.
Users with elisp packages (*-emacs_*) installed should consult the
2026-04-11 UPDATING entry for instructions on handling the transition.
Reviewed by: ashish, Benjamin Jacobs <freebsd@dev.thsi.be>, dinoex,
mandree, mce, nobutaka, Pat Maddox <pat@patmaddox.com>,
rhurlin
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D56001
Diane Bruce
Michael Reifenberger
Muhammad Moinur Rahman
Jan Beich
Craig Leres
Charlie Li
Po-Chuan Hsieh
Max Brazhnikov
Jose Alonso Cardenas Marquez
Gleb Popov
Bernhard Froehlich
Jason E. Hale
Bernard Spil
Felipe Matarazzo
Hiroki Tagato
Thibault Payet
Loïc Bartoletti
Rene Ladan
Piotr Kubaj
Oleksii Samorukov
Chad Jacob Milios
Stephen Hurd
Joseph Mingrone
Ronald Klop