Log message:
kew: update to 3.0.2

Packaging Changes:
- replaced libnotify with dbus due to upstream

Upstream Changes:
- enqueue and play all your music (shuffled) in library view,
  by pressing MUSIC LIBRARY at the top.
- Removed dependency on Libnotify because its' blocking in nature,
  and some users were experiencing freezes. Instead dbus is used
  directly if available and used with timeouts.
- Fixed bug where songs whose titles start with a number would be
  sorted wrong.
- Fixed music library folders containing spaces weren't being
  accepted an.
- Fixed bug where after finishing playing a playlist and then
  choosing a song in it, the next song would play twice
- Fixed kew all not being randomized properly
- Fixed useConfigColors setting not being remembered

Log message:
kew: update to 3.0.1

minor bug fixes

Log message:
kew: remove non-existent patch from distinfo

Log message:
kew: set GCC_REQD=8

With gcc 7, this throws
error: initializer element is not constant
doesn't matter what C standard is set with -std; works fine with gcc 8.

Log message:
kew: update to 3.0.0

Packaging changes:
- removed ffmpeg and freeimage as per upstream
- added faad2, libogg, and tablib as per upstream
- removed patch, upstream has fixed the bug

Upstream changes:
- optimizations
- better unicode support
- many bug fixes

Log message:
Kew is a command-line music player. With Kew you can:
Search a music library with partial titles; creates a playlist based
on a matched directory; control the player with previous, next and
pause; and edit the playlist by adding and removing songs.
Kew supports gapless playback (between files of the same format and
type) and MP3, FLAC, MPEG-4 (AAC, M4A), OPUS, OGG and WAV audio.