FWIW, I'm going to take over qbrew and port to Qt5

Comments in general not tied to a specific line of code:

It may be waaay too basic for you, but Dennis Stanton & Dennis White, "Constructive Combinatorics", Springer Verlag, 1986, might be interesting. ISBN 0-387-96347-2. It discusses many ways of generating basic combinatorial objects (e.g. permutations, subsets, etc).

In D17741#379185, @tcberner wrote:

In D17741#379166, @jhale wrote:

There seems to be quite a few ports here that depend on x11/kdelibs-kde4 which is set to be removed on 2018-12-31. Shouldn’t those ports also be removed on 2018-12-31?

I would say so, as they will be broken by the removal.

Note, though, that "ports dependent on qt4-network build" and "ports dependent on qt4-network actually do anything useful in the face of an SSL connection" are two different things. I could land this to get things to build again, but I'm fairly certain it doesn't do the right thing. At least, I couldn't get .. um whatever two ports I tried which use qt4-network .. to work (quterss? smtube? maybe those two). However, I can't tell the difference between "doesn't work because of SSL" and "doesn't work because of something else", since I've never used either of those before.

This seems sensible, but it should really be submitted upstream as well.

Has mesa gained option WAYLAND by default yet? I think that's what's blocking this, and (for instance) switching on Wayland in the KDE compositor (that is, KWin, which is one of the compositors which you can use to run a KDE desktop session or KDE applications).

.. was committed r473503

Commandeering it so the review can be subsequently abandoned / closed -- since it was committed some time ago.

So, named with lots of KDE's because of the distfile, .. then some of the descriptions need to change (e.g. in UPDATING).

Fine except for the confusion over "bars"

Match 3.11.4

The initial purpose of this change was to allow cpack to link to libpkg, to allow cmake to make FreeBSD packages "for free". But I was getting linker errors, needing libarchive -- e.g.:

The change has been merged upstream, as well.