Am 29.12.2012 um 12:21 schrieb Hanspeter Niederstrasser:
> librsvg used to have a *really* heavy indirect dependency tree. It depended
> on something that brought in tetex, a lot of gnome, and a bunch of other
> things (the exact package escapes me now since this was fixed more than 5
> years ago). The gimp2-svg package exists for the same reason as
> imagemagick-svg: when those packages were created, SVG was barely used and it
> was crazy to ask a user to install all that baggage for a tiny, little,
> (then) useless feature.
>
> Newer versions of imagemagick in Fink (6.7.9 and the later ready today 6.8.1)
> now default to including svg (and there is no non-svg variant anymore)
> because the librsvg dependency tree is not the monster it used to be.
So we better should forget about it?
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Pete
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