Norbert, ping. It sounds you were so close.
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Title:
missing luahbtex
Status in texlive-base package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Daer Norbert,
> > Thank you Norbert. That would be great. I think your running the PPA
> > would be a far better solution.
>
> Fine with me! I could help the Ubuntu people also for their versions,
> but I don't **run** for them. If they would ask ...
Sure.
> Hmmm, the page I linked
>
I do notice I and fighting with /usr/local/lib leakage into my build.
Thank you Norbert. That would be great. I think your running the PPA
would be a far better solution.
The current (2019) version is 2019.20190605.51237-3build2 in the main
repo
So might I suggest
Thanks. Yes, it would be great if texlive 2020 was in Ubuntu 20.04. But
I doubt it will happen given the feature packages for 20.04 are fixed
now.
I downloaded texlive-bin 2020 and tried to debuild. But I have harfbuzz
2.6.4 and there seems to be some mismatch in xetex over whether
harfbuzz-icu
Public bug reported:
I'm trying to install luahbtex. texlive-luatex implies it includes the
corresponding luahbtex CTAN package, but the only filename containing
the characters hb, installed by texlive-luatex is man1/luahbtex.1.gz
which makes no reference to luahbtex within it.
Yours, wanting to
When I ran the test, I got not failure. But I did notice that when I ran
the test using valgrind (still with no failure) valgrind reported a
number of memory problems in python3.4. No errors were reported from
anywhere in gtk or lower (pango, graphite, etc.). The command I used to
test was:
A couple of initial queries:
Is there any way we can find out what the font was that was being
initialised when the crash occurred? I ask because if the font isn't a
graphite font, then what was causing a graphite font to try to be
created? Looking at the input text being Burmese, I'll assume
In addition. If this is a memory corruption bug, is running the test
under valgrind of any use?
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Title:
ubiquity crashed with
pango-graphite and its dependent libgraphite3 should be removed from any
dependencies and from the repos. The replacement (libgraphite2-3, yeh I
know it's a funny order) integrates with harfbuzz-ng. I'm assuming that
pango uses harfbuzz rather than its own shaping modules now?
I don't know the
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