Trying to determine why the new version of scribus crashes, I found, as
I wrote recently, that it crashes when freetype2 is at versions less
than or equal to 2.1.7 and it doesn't crash when freetype2 version
2.1.9 is installed.
Zooming in at the bug, I saw that the crash happens because at
Martin Costabel wrote:
Now here comes my questions for the experts: What is the recommended way
to persuade freetype2 to build twolevel images? I did the following
brute-force hack: The freetype2.info file has
Another issue is, people with Apple's X11 will still have a non-twolevel
freetype,
Benjamin Reed wrote:
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Another issue is, people with Apple's X11 will still have a non-twolevel
freetype, won't it?
No, Apple's X11 has only freetype-2.1.0, but its dylib is twolevel.
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Martin Costabel wrote:
| Now here comes my questions for the experts: What is the recommended way
| to persuade freetype2 to build twolevel images? I did the following
| brute-force hack: The freetype2.info file has
|
perl -pi.bak -e
Peter O'Gorman wrote:
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perl -pi.bak -e 's/^allow_undefined_flag.*/allow_undefined_flag=\\/'
libtool
Thanks, this seems to work.
There may be a cleaner way though, what version of gnu libtool is
included
in the package?
VERSION=1.4.2
I guess the short-term solution for my scribus problems is to
