misc/emacs-libvterm: Install etc/ under the vterm/
Previously, the shell-integration scripts (emacs-vterm-bash.sh,
emacs-vterm-zsh.sh, emacs-vterm.fish) were installed under
${EMACS_SITE_LISPDIR}/etc/, i.e. share/emacs/site-lisp/etc/. That is a
shared, generically-named directory, and creating it cause problems for
at least one other package [0].
Install everything under ${EMACS_SITE_LISPDIR}/vterm/ instead. This
keeps the port self-contained, no longer pollutes a directory other
ports probe, and matches ELPA package's layout.
[0]
math/ess auto-detects ess-etc-directory by probing paths relative to its
own lisp directory, one of which is ../etc. With site-lisp/etc present,
ESS selected it instead of the correct share/emacs/etc/ess, so M-x R
failed to load ESSR with "cannot open the connection".
Approved by: maintainer timeout
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comms/hamlib: Update to 4.7.2
Version 4.7.2
* 2026-06-21
* FTX-1: Rewrite set_channel using VFO-B + BM workaround, also fix
the get_channel side, auto-exit Memory mode before VFO-state
setters, and MC cursor targeting in ftx1_set_channel. GitHub
PR # 2035. (TNX Terrell Deppe)
* IC-7600/IC-7610: Update clock routines; fix IC-7610 clock commands.
GitHub PR #2040 (TNX George Baltz)
* Icom: Add CWR to modes eligible for DSP filtering. GitHub PR #2041.
(TNX George Baltz)
* Kenwood: New model Hamgeek uSGX. GitHub PR #2043 (TNX Leo Pizzolante)
* Skywatcher: Now initialize motors on rot_open. GitHub PR #2046
(TNX Mario Haustein)
* C23: Fix errors when compiling with C23 support. GitHub PR #2048
(TNX George Baltz)
* DX-SR8: Fix serial configuration, timing, and control bugs. GitHub
PR #2052 (TNX Jeff Sheldon)
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comms/svxlink: update of qtel and svxlink port
Updated to 26.05.1
major changes from 19.09.2
26.05.1 is a security upgrade from 26.05
26.05
Most important changes since the previous release
IMPORTANT! This release may break your TCL event handler changes if they were
not done properly!
So, the TCL event handling system has been rewritten since the last release. It
has been changed to be more powerful and to better reflect the hierarchies in
the C++ code. If you have no local TCL changes you should be fine. If things
break or behave strange when you start the new version, move all your changes
out of the way so that there are no local TCL changes at all.
...
See https://github.com/sm0svx/svxlink/releases
