Hi, author of JPortsUI here. JPortsUI can run on all newer versions
(7 & 8) of the JRE but I've kept compatibility with JRE6 for any Lion
or Snow Leopard users out there as Oracle does not deploy JRE8 to
platforms older than OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion. I still test JPortsUI to
insure compatibility wi
JPortsUI has been updated due to an error when loading the port index.
And by request, the program's behavior has been changed from always
removing inactive ports to ignoring them, This means previous port
versions will linger until uninstalled. The new version can be
downloaded from
https://sour
JPortsUI has been updated due to an error when loading a file://
hosted port index (ex. GitHib) and an error when uninstalling ports
has been corrected. This version, 2017-04-10, can be downloaded from
https://sourceforge.net/projects/jportsui/files/
Feel free to submit a ticket or feature request
JPortsUI, an open source, java based GUI to MacPorts, has been updated
to version 2015-05-15 with new features such as one-click .PDF
generation and Previewing of installed port executable's "man" pages.
Browsing any port's change logs via macports.org. Better quality
dependent information now app
Correction, version 2017-05-15. Should have waited two more days
before releasing :\
I have written a UI for MacPorts used by some in our community. It
implements this very feature you asked of. By clicking "What's new"
and setting the number of days back, you will see ports whose backing
Portfile was updated by rsync. It also shows a totals view for seeing
port changes grouped
Hi MacPorts architects/maintainers,
Author of JPortsUI here. I have built features into the next version
of my application that use the "whatis" DB to describe the executable
files installed after MacPorts completes a "port install foo".
Presently I am letting the user know that this feature won'
Updated with new features:
<> Better Variants picker UI with selected defaults, conflict
resolution, and Portfile presentation
<> Unmark/Clear Marks commands now also revert Variant edits
<> Separate grouping of Port's executable installed files with
descriptions via `whatis'
<> Command to create M
