On Tue, 06 Dec 2011 13:07:41 EST, Ken Hornstein said: > several times though, so perhaps it's worth revisiting. Valdis, are you > willing to pick up the exmh/Tcl work to use a shared library for libmh?
Sure, if it simplifies the Tcl code. Probably would end up being a "exmh 2.0 requires at least nmh 1.5 or later" and refuse to work with older nmh. > Actually, if you could crank out another exmh release, that sure would be > awesome. Let me see what I can do - the last few years I've been one of the primary committers of patches, but I've not been the one to turn the crank on the release. > And if you figured out how to get exmh to use the "fixed" font > with the most recent version of Tk, that would be super-awesome :-) (As > an aside ... from my brief investigation, it seems that with the changes > to the font handling in Tk you can no longer use any X font that is > semicondensed, and fixing it required looking at the whole Tk font mess). I'll take a look at that, I suspect that exmh's use of fonts needs to be cleaned up since the rest of the world moved to fontconfig/cairo.
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