Hi all,
Could anyone get me up to speed on what packages have incompatibilities with
the Little CMS version 2.x engine? Thanks!
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On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 11:45:08AM -0500, Randy McMurchy wrote:
Hi all,
Could anyone get me up to speed on what packages have incompatibilities with
the Little CMS version 2.x engine? Thanks!
For things in the book, the last person to look was Andy. Google
finds his comments on the gimp
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Subject: Favor
Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2012 14:12:22 -0500
From: Randy McMurchy ra...@linuxfromscratch.org
To: BLFS Development List
Ken Moffat wrote these words on 08/21/12 13:09 CST:
For things in the book, the last person to look was Andy. Google
finds his comments on the gimp and poppler. Then he pointed to a
debian patch for poppler. I think we've upgraded both since then,
it looks as if poppler can now use lcms2.
On 22/08/12 05:47, Randy McMurchy wrote:
Ken Moffat wrote these words on 08/21/12 13:09 CST:
For things in the book, the last person to look was Andy. Google
finds his comments on the gimp and poppler. Then he pointed to a
debian patch for poppler. I think we've upgraded both since then,
Wayne Blaszczyk wrote these words on 08/21/12 16:31 CST:
Hi Randy,
Welcome back.
Thanks, Wayne!
In my personal build list I have two packages that use lcms1.
libmng and gimp.
I noticed that in the BLFS book, lcms is not mentioned as an optional
dependency in gimp. In my last build, gimp
Hi all,
I would like to complement everyone involved who has been working on the
BLFS project for the last couple of years. You all have done an outstanding
job. I could not believe how few Trac tickets there were. I saw many of them
closed for Overcome by Events. I thought that was really
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to complement everyone involved who has been working on the
BLFS project for the last couple of years. You all have done an outstanding
job. I could not believe how few Trac tickets there were. I saw many of them
closed for Overcome by Events. I
Bruce Dubbs wrote these words on 08/21/12 18:17 CST:
Well somewhere around last October there were about 220 open tickets. I
think we got down to about 3, but if every package only updated once a
year, that would be almost two upgrades a day.
Yes, it has grown into more than a beast. But a
Hi all,
I realize this topic has been discussed in detail, and I agree that the
consensus is to go forward with our rolling updates to SVN. However, for
posterity's sake, I could cut a release (7.0?) just to have something in
the archives. I will update the BLFS home page to say that SVN is still
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Hi all,
I realize this topic has been discussed in detail, and I agree that the
consensus is to go forward with our rolling updates to SVN. However, for
posterity's sake, I could cut a release (7.0?) just to have something in
the archives. I will update the BLFS home
Among the more serious unwanted occurrences I'm seeing in my
current build, one less serious but perhaps worth noting : the
tarball for xscreensaver-5.19 has a different md5 now, and tar
doesn't think it is a tarball. I think it might be a tarball that
has been compressed afterwards.
At first
Ken Moffat wrote:
Among the more serious unwanted occurrences I'm seeing in my
current build, one less serious but perhaps worth noting : the
tarball for xscreensaver-5.19 has a different md5 now, and tar
doesn't think it is a tarball. I think it might be a tarball that
has been compressed
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