Brief description of the package:
Flexible magic filter for printing under Unix environment
Please read the file "DESCR" for a longer description, or browse the package's history.
This package has a home page at http://www.apsfilter.org/.
The package is located in the "print/apsfilter" directory. The current source version of the package is "apsfilter-7.2.6nb1". For a summary on how to use the package collection, go to the top of the packages tree.
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This package requires the following package(s) to build: recode-[0-9]* libtool-base>=2.2.6bnb3 f2c>=20090411nb2 transfig-[0-9]* png>=1.2.4 libXpm>=3.5.4.2 pkg-config>=0.19 x11-links>=0.70 osabi-NetBSD-5.1_STABLE xextproto>=7.0 inputproto>=1.4 xproto>=7.0.9 png>=1.5.0 imake-[0-9]* xorg-cf-files>=1.0.3 jpeg>=6b netpbm>=9.7nb1 bash-[0-9]* bison>=1.0 m4>=1.4 jasper>=1.600.0 jpeg>=8nb1 unzip-[0-9]* gmake>=3.81 tiff>=3.6.1 xz>=5.0.0 libxml2>=2.6.2 xmlcatmgr>=2.0beta1 jasper>=1.900.1nb5 tiff>=4.0.0 libxml2>=2.6.23nb1 perl>=5.0 a2ps-[0-9]* psutils>=1.17 gperf>=3.0.1 psutils-[0-9]* ghostscript>=6.01 ghostscript-fonts>=6.0 fontconfig>=2.4.2 freetype2>=2.1.8 freetype2>=2.1.3 expat>=1.95.7 expat>=1.95.4 freetype2>=2.4.7nb2 expat>=2.0.0nb1 fontconfig>=2.1nb2 libpaper>=1.1.22 fontconfig>=2.8.0nb2 .
This package requires the following package(s) to run: recode-[0-9]* transfig-[0-9]* png>=1.2.4 libXpm>=3.5.4.2 png>=1.5.0 jpeg>=6b netpbm>=9.7nb1 bash-[0-9]* jasper>=1.600.0 jpeg>=8nb1 tiff>=3.6.1 xz>=5.0.0 libxml2>=2.6.2 xmlcatmgr>=2.0beta1 jasper>=1.900.1nb5 tiff>=4.0.0 libxml2>=2.6.23nb1 a2ps-[0-9]* psutils>=1.17 perl>=5.0 psutils-[0-9]* ghostscript>=6.01 ghostscript-fonts>=6.0 fontconfig>=2.4.2 freetype2>=2.1.8 freetype2>=2.1.3 expat>=1.95.7 expat>=1.95.4 freetype2>=2.4.7nb2 expat>=2.0.0nb1 fontconfig>=2.1nb2 libpaper>=1.1.22 fontconfig>=2.8.0nb2 .
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