Log message:
Drop superfluous PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT, "user-destdir" is default these days.
Mark packages that don't and might probably not have staged installation.

Log message:
Drop mainteinership (I no longer use these packages)...

Feel free to take maintainership if you are interested!

Log message:
Bump PKGREVISION for libpng shlib name change.
Also add some patches to remove use of deprecated symbols and fix other
problems when looking for or compiling against libpng-1.4.x.

Log message:
Update to apvlv-0.0.9.2

Changes (from NEWS):

0.0.9
=====

New features
 * Add command bar response when command is failed or command is not valid
 * Add double click action on pdf pages for select a word, a line or a page
   of text
 * Mouse Copy Support: add left drag to select area, and right click to
   popup menu to copy to clipboard
 * Key Copy Support: add select area by pressing 'v' or <C-v> and copy
   area by press 'y'
 * add 'wrapscan' options in $HOME/.apvlvrc

Log message:
Second try at recursive PKGREVISION bump for jpeg shlib major bump (jpeg-8).

Log message:
Update wip/apvlv to 0.0.7.4

Changes (0.0.7.*):
* apvlv don't support negative integer now because the '-' cause many bugs
in <C-w>- to smaller a window, apvlv don't support negative interger
from 0.0.7.4.
* add shell command line options, -h, -v and -c
* add options to disable ~/.apvlvinfo
* add a option "set autoscrolldoc=yes/no" to toggle auto scroll a doc from
end to 1st
* add a option "set pdfcache=[number]" to set the cache size of pdf object
* set pdfcache >= 2 limit for apvlv works correctly
* set no autoscroll and not continuous when pdf is a single page
* add global /etc/apvlvrc
* don't create ~/.apvlvrc automaticlly
* made fullscreen really works under some WM
* fix file is not exist segment fault
* fix the command histroy segment fault
* add document of / and ? key which appear from 0.0.3

Log message:
Changed CATEGORIES ("print").

Log message:
Import apvlv-0.0.6.10 as wip/apvlv.

apvlv is a PDF Viewer Under Linux and its behaviour is like Vim.