gaim.spec.in

   1 %define name       @PACKAGE@
   2 %define version    @VERSION@
   3 %define release    1
   4 %define serial     1
   5 %define prefix     /usr
   6 %define sysconfdir /etc
   7
   8 Summary:        A Gtk+ based multiprotocol instant messaging client
   9 Name:           %{name}
  10 Version:        %{version}
  11 Release:        %{release}
  12 Serial:         %{serial}
  13 Copyright:      GPL
  14 Group:          Applications/Internet
  15 Vendor:         Pimpin' Penguins
  16 Url:            http://gaim.sf.net/
  17 Source:         %{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
  18 Packager:       Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net>
  19 BuildRoot:      /var/tmp/%{name}-%{version}-root
  20 Requires:       gtk+ >= 1.2.5
  21
  22 %description
  23 Gaim is NOT affiliated with or endorsed by AOL.
  24
  25 Gaim allows you to talk to anyone using AOL's
  26 Instant Messenger service (you can sign up at http://www.aim.aol.com).
  27
  28 It uses the TOC version of the AOL protocol, so your buddy list is
  29 stored on AOL's servers and can be retrieved from anywhere.
  30
  31 It contains many of the same features as AOL's IM client while at
  32 the same time incorporating many new features.
  33
  34 Gaim also contains a multiple connection feature which consists of
  35 protocol plugins.  These plugins allow you to use gaim to connect
  36 to other chat services such as Yahoo!, ICQ, and IRC.
  37
  38 %package applet
  39 Summary:        A Gnome client compatible with AOL's 'Instant Messenger'
  40 Group:          Applications/Internet
  41 Requires:       gtk+ >= 1.2.5
  42
  43 %description applet
  44 Gaim allows you to talk to anyone using AOL's
  45 Instant Messenger service (you can sign up at http://www.aim.aol.com).
  46
  47 It uses the TOC version of the AOL protocol, so your buddy list is
  48 stored on AOL's servers and can be retrieved from anywhere.
  49
  50 It contains many of the same features as AOL's IM client while at
  51 the same time incorporating many new features.
  52
  53 Gaim also contains a multiple connection feature which consists of
  54 protocol plugins.  These plugins allow you to use gaim to connect
  55 to other chat services such as Yahoo!, ICQ, and IRC.
  56
  57 The applet sits in your Gnome panel. It has all the same functionality
  58 as the regular application but takes less desktop space.
  59
  60 %prep
  61 %setup
  62
  63 %build
  64 CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" ./configure --prefix=%{prefix} --disable-gnome --disable-artsc
  65 make
  66 if [ -d $RPM_BUILD_ROOT ]; then rm -r $RPM_BUILD_ROOT; fi;
  67 mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{prefix}
  68 make prefix=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{prefix} install
  69 make -C src mostlyclean-compile
  70 CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" ./configure --prefix=%{prefix} --sysconfdir=%{sysconfdir} --enable-distrib --disable-artsc
  71 make -C src gaim_applet
  72
  73 %install
  74 make DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT prefix=%{prefix} sysconfdir=%{sysconfdir} install
  75
  76 %files
  77 %defattr(-,root,root)
  78 %{prefix}/bin/gaim
  79 %doc doc/the_penguin.txt doc/CREDITS NEWS COPYING AUTHORS doc/FAQ README ChangeLog plugins/PERL-HOWTO HACKING
  80 %attr(755,root,root) %{prefix}/lib/gaim/*
  81 %{prefix}/share/locale/*/*/*
  82 %{prefix}/share/pixmaps/gaim.xpm
  83 %{prefix}/share/gnome/apps/Internet/gaim.desktop
  84
  85
  86 %files applet
  87 %defattr(-,root,root)
  88 %attr(755,root,root) %{prefix}/bin/gaim_applet
  89 %doc doc/the_penguin.txt doc/CREDITS NEWS COPYING AUTHORS doc/FAQ README ChangeLog plugins/PERL-HOWTO HACKING
  90 %{prefix}/lib/gaim/*
  91 %{prefix}/share/locale/*/*/*
  92 %{prefix}/share/pixmaps/gaim.xpm
  93 %{prefix}/share/pixmaps/gaim/*
  94 %{prefix}/share/gnome/apps/Internet/gaim.desktop
  95 %{sysconfdir}/CORBA/servers/*
  96 %{prefix}/share/applets/Network/*
  97
  98 %clean
  99 rm -r $RPM_BUILD_ROOT
 100
 101 %changelog
 102 * Thu Jan 10 2002 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.51 release)
 103 - Arrow buttons in log viewer and some other dialogs work (thanks Ben Miller)
 104 - Option to only send auto-response while idle (thanks Sean Egan)
 105 - Control time between sending auto-responses (thanks Mark Doliner)
 106 - Should be able to sign on to Oscar using Mac OS X (thanks Fingolfin, Vincas Ciziunas, et al.)
 107 - Finnish translation added (Thanks Tero Kuusela)
 108 - Updated French Translation (Thanks sebfrance)
 109
 110 * Thu Dec 13 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.50 release)
 111 - Updated polish translation (Thanks Przemyslaw Sulek)
 112 - Able to import GnomeICU contact lists
 113 - Galeon as browser option (Thanks Rob McQueen)
 114 - IRC /list, /invite (Thanks Sean Egan)
 115 - Added swedish translation (Thanks Christian Rose)
 116 - Option to have IMs and Chats tabbed in same window
 117 - Finally put the lagmeter plugin out of its misery and removed it. (/me dances on its grave.)
 118
 119 * Thu Nov 29 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.49 release)
 120 - Can compile against GTK+ 2.0 (version 1.3.10/1.3.11)
 121 - Confirm before removing buddies
 122 - Updated Russian translation (thanks Grigory Bakunov)
 123 - Updated Korean translation (thanks Ho-seok Lee, also for resized ICQ icons)
 124 - Updated Dutch translation (thanks Floris Eshuis)
 125 - Yahoo updates (thanks Brian Macke)
 126 - Jabber updates
 127 - Zephyr updates (thanks Arun A Tharuvai)
 128 - Gadu-Gadu updates (thanks Arkadiusz Miskiewicz)
 129 - Option to show aliases in conversation tabs
 130 - Option to hide windows after sending messages
 131 - licq2gaim.pl conversion script (thanks Arturo Cisneros, Jr.)
 132
 133 * Thu Nov 18 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.48 release)
 134 - Right-click on links to open/copy URL
 135 - Yahoo changes
 136 - Oscar can send/receive offline messages in ICQ. Since the "real" ICQ protocol isn't working too well it's recommended that you use Oscar for ICQ.
 137
 138 * Thu Nov 01 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.47 release)
 139 - Better font loading (pays attention to charset now) (thanks Arkadiusz Miskiewicz)
 140 - Better recoding in Gadu-Gadu (thanks Arkadiusz Miskiewicz)
 141 - Open Mail button for when you get new mail (Yahoo and MSN)
 142 - New buddy pounce option: Popup Notification
 143 - When adding a buddy, the groups list now updates when you switch accounts.
 144 - When creating a new buddy pounce, gaim now automagically selects "on away" or "on idle", if the user is away or idle.
 145 - Add Opera to the available browsers (thanks Brian Enigma)
 146 - Improved log viewer (thanks to Ben Miller)
 147 - When you are queueing away messages, double clicking on a buddy's name will cause the messages for that name to be dequeued.
 148 - You can choose which sound player you use at run-time (thanks Ben Miller)
 149 - When someone adds you to their buddy list, it asks if you want to add them as well (Yahoo, ICQ, and MSN) (thanks Nathan Walp)
 150 - Option to grey idle buddies (thanks Nathan Walp)
 151 - MSN Privacy Options
 152 - In MSN you can set a person's alias to their "friendly name" by right-click on their name while they're online.
 153 - IRC can do /WHOIS
 154 - The usual bug fixes and memory leak plugs
 155 - Added Dutch translation
 156 - Updated Korean translation
 157
 158 * Thu Oct 18 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.46 release)
 159 - New applet icons (courtesy David Raeman)
 160 - ICQ works on big-endian platforms, e.g. sparc and ppc (thanks to Nathan Walp and Ben Miller)
 161 - Better applet icon drawing (thanks to Ari Pollak)
 162 - An extraordinary number of bug fixes
 163 - Updated Korean translation
 164 - Ability to stop animation on buddy icons, restart animation, hide certain buddy icons, and save people's buddy icons, all through a right-click menu
 165 - Event handlers in perl passed arguments as elements of an array rather than all concatenated as a string, making perl much easier to use (thanks Dennis Lambe Jr.)
 166 - Can pass an argument to timeout_handlers in perl (thanks Artem Litvinovich)
 167 - Redesigned Modify Account window (thanks Sean Egan)
 168 - Add buddy dialog now lets you select which protocol to add the buddy to
 169 - Pressing 'signon' on the first screen for accounts that do not require passwords no longer incorrectly displays an error message.
 170
 171 * Thu Oct 04 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.45 release)
 172 - New plugin event: event_chat_send_invite
 173 - Major updates to the perl system (reread PERL-HOWTO and SIGNALS)
 174 - Major updates to event_chat_* events for plugins (reread SIGNALS)
 175 - Some GtkIMHtml improvements
 176 - Various bugfixes
 177 - Nick Highlighting in chat
 178 - Tab-completion for nicks in chat (thanks to Sean Egan)
 179 - Large internal reworkings
 180 - New Protocol: Gadu-Gadu, written by Arkadiusz Miskiewicz
 181 - Can choose buddy icon to send (for Oscar)
 182 - New Translation: Polish translation by Przemysaw Suek
 183
 184 * Thu Sep 20 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.44 release)
 185 - More sane scaling of buddy icons (intelligently scale to either 48x48 or 50x50 depending on icon)
 186 - Have you ever had it happen where you cancel a login and Gaim starts using all the available processing power? I think I fixed that.
 187 - Temporarily removed Jabber user registration, which wasn't working anyway.
 188 - Added a spiffy Help button
 189 - Wrote a plugin for all those people who miss having the chat rooms in their buddy lists (chatlist.so)
 190 - Updated libfaim
 191 - Added drop down selection to chat invitation
 192 - Improved the look of the chat invitation dialog
 193 - Improved the look of the proxy preferences
 194 - event_im_recv and event_im_display_rcvd passed whether the message received was auto-response (see SIGNALS)
 195 - IRC fixes (largly copied from X-Chat)
 196 - Internal change to how preferences are stored
 197 - Other bug fixes
 198 - Option to hide buddy icons
 199
 200 * Thu Sep 06 2001 Rob Flynn <rob@marko.net> (0.43 release)
 201 - Updated German Translation (thanks Daniel Seifert)
 202 - Can change friendly name in MSN again
 203 - Bug fixes
 204 - Auto-reconnect plugin has exponential timeout (i.e. it tries after 8 seconds, then 16, then 32, etc. up to 17 minutes)
 205 - Removed file transfer things from Napster. It didn't work well anyway. It'll be back eventually. (Does anyone even use napster anymore?)