* Drop a patch for an issue fixed upstream
* In post_install() don't python byte compile the world.
This can lead to errors with other packages that
install python 3 code which isn't executed (jinja2 for example)
and breaks upgrades. Also it's not nice to touch files
from other packages..
* Instead of deleting libxml2mod.dll.a in post_install()
just don't package it.
Also eliminating one compile time warning due to LIBXML-STATIC redefinition
libxml2: Increase pkgrel
libxml2: adding a relocate patch
To find default catalog location
libxml2: fixing the new patch
Removing comment block, simplifying conditional
* upgrade some broken packages
* correct some broken urls/checksums
* use secure urls where possible
* update PKGBUILD templates
* remove line-ending whitespace
* minor typos/fixes
Remaining md5sums either didn't download or
didn't pass checksum tests.
* Some packages were using ${pkgname} instead of ${_realname} for license paths.
* libxml2: Remove the Copyright file as this is the same as COPYING.
* breakpad: Adjust maintainer/contributor lines.
* gtk2: Specify license as LGPL2.1+.
License files are now installed for the following packages:
* atk
* cairo
* enchant
* freetype
* gdk-pixbuf2
* gettext
* glib2
* gtk2
* gtkspell
* libiconv
* libxml2
* meanwhile
* pango
* perl
* shared-mime-info
The following packages now specify license more explicitly:
* cairo is LGPL2.1 or MPL1.1.
* gettext is GPL3 with LGPL2.1 parts.
* gtkspell and shared-mime-info are GPL2.
* atk, gdk-pixbuf2, glib2, gtk2 and meanwhile are LGPL2.
* perl is GPL1+ or Artistic1 ("Artistic License" not "Perl Artistic").
The license field has been fixed for the following packages:
* drmingw and drmingw-git: GPL does not apply anymore.
* enchant: it seems to be plain LGPL2.1 without later versions.
* freetype: the FreeType license can also be used.
* libiconv: both GPL3 and LGPL2 apply at the same time.
* libxml2: this is MIT not LGPL.
* pango: LGPL seems to apply only partially, unclear license for the rest.
