Hi,
> yes, but i think you didn't get my point. as far as i know gs needs to
> be compiled with the driver itself, that is, drivers are not
> dinamically loadable --- which for me means that gs is not
> `sufficiently modular.' this means that either you reinstall gs by
> yourself (which only solves your case) or you convince every linux
> distribution on earth to compile your driver in. summarizing, you need
> to get the driver in the official gs distribution. that's not what
> happens with ggi, berlin, for example.
Yeah ... I have always thought that to be the very strong point in LibGGI.
It can be compiled with all drivers and put on a system that doesn't, and it
will not break, if the prerequisites of any driver are not met, as long as
this driver is not used. The power of dynamic loading.
> in this respect the modularity of gs is somewhat useless.
Yes. Though it has the advantage of being more portable with less effort.
CU, Andy
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