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Replaced shebang with statically patch.

Thanks!

In D41048#934479, @adamw wrote:

The problem with UPDATING is that it's only visible to people with a checked-out ports tree; people who only use binary packages will never see the messages.

You still want to put stuff in UPDATING, but pkg-message is actually the most helpful as it's visible to everyone using pkg (FreeBSD upstream, poudriere, etc.).

See https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/porters-handbook/pkg-files/#porting-message, especially "Example 4: Display a Message on Upgrade."

Added pkg-message.

After discussion in IRC I updated the patch:

• Keep old names for user and group is "technical debt" and "confuse the users" (especially new).
• Use new UID and GID is difficult to migrate for running systems - find and change owner for all files required for port.

So, IMHO, rename user and group is "the lesser of the evils".

In D41473#944573, @arrowd wrote:

PLUS implies EBUR* and EBUR* implies PLUS? This looks wrong.

All correct:

• EBUR used for PLUS only, so if turn on EBUR, then automatic turn on PLUS;
• PLUS require EBUR.

This is the "logic".

I look at sources + NEWS, INDEX (no ports depends on it) and think that it isn't necessary to wait for verification from the author of the PRs.
So I'm just going to commit (and MFH to 2023Q3).

Fixed text-to-speech options.

Add please

Fortgot PYTHON fix.

My english is poor and maybe description isn't clear: option MANPAGES turn on rebuild manual pages. With MANPAGES off - installed included in tarball prebuilded manual pages.

In D41054#934702, @diizzy wrote:

There are less than 5 ports in tree making use of this as far as I can tell so is there a need for TOMCAT to be in bsd.options.desc.mk at all?

I was surprised myself when I discovered TOMCAT*_DESC in Mk/bsd.options.desc.mk.
I found 3 ports only: devel/opengrok, www/axis2 and accidentally missed www/madsonic.

This should also be split into separate commits.

Disagree: 1) separately, the meaning of the changes will not be clear; 2) the patch is already very small.

This should probably stay, as it is more accurate. It clearly explains what's pipewire is used for.

I assumed this, but wanted to hear the views of the maintainers.

"MFH: 2023Q3"?

In D41017#933707, @arrowd wrote:

Ugh, nasty. The correct way to do this is to append to ${TMPPLIST} file on the *-install stage.

Removed sorting USES in patch.
Added short description in summary - was discussed in IRC (#freebsd-desktop @ Libera.Chat).