Log message:
Bump all packages for perl-5.18, that
a) refer 'perl' in their Makefile, or
b) have a directory name of p5-*, or
c) have any dependency on any p5-* package

Like last time, where this caused no complaints.

Log message:
Remove python31.

There are three python3 versions in pkgsrc, python31, python32 and
python33.

The last published update for python was only released for python27,
python32 and python33 -- not for python31.

No reason for keeping python31 was brought up in two weeks
on pkgsrc-users, so remove it.

Log message:
Moving ispell-* packages as discussed on tech-pkg@. Reasons being:

1) Shorter package name;
2) Be consistent with kde3-l18n-*, kde4-l10n-*, hunspell-*, aspell-*,
lang-* PKG_OPTIONS;
3) Simplify modifications to PKGNAME in some Makefiles;
4) Accordance with international language naming standards;

and rename the ispell-base package to ispell, to be consistent with aspell
and hunspell. Bump PKGREVISION where necessary.

Log message:
Add ghostscript-agpl

Log message:
meta-pkgs/bulk-* are just for build test purpose:
* change dependeny on listed packages from full to build
* prevent to provide binary pakcage

Log message:
Fix pbulk resolution failures with emacs packages.

Log message:
Update emacs depends. (oops)

Log message:
There are altogether too many packages whose PKGNAME and PKGDIR don't
match.

These now pbulk-scan properly.

Log message:
Add three meta-packages, bulk-small, bulk-medium, and bulk-large.
These are lists of packages that can be used to do restricted bulk
builds on small/slow machines without having to spend time researching
which packages to include.

They are supposed to take roughly 1 hour, 8 hours, and 24 hours on the
arbitrarily chosen yardstick of my build machine; my hope is that this
translates into only moderately crazy lengths of time for slow
platforms where a full bulk build takes 6-8 months.

The lists will doubtless need some adjustment to meet this time
budget. Also, please take any discussion of which packages are and are
not included to tech-pkg or pkgsrc-users. The intent is to provide a
maximally useful set of a given size, but that's naturally difficult
to define.