On 28 Feb 2005, at 00:27, Jean-François Mertens wrote:
I see only the following pkgs in 10.3/unstable that depend on
freetype2 :
mozilla peacock ghex paragui pong gnome-pim autotrace scribus xdvik
transcode mlterm
Just recompiling them on an old panther machine to be sure .
Was too late
jfm wrote:
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The original purpose is still stated in DescDetail as :
The freetype2 packages now exist only for compatibility with older Fink
packages. Developers should use the freetype that is part of XFree86
for new packages.
This formulation comes from a time when there was no xfree86-4.0 and
Martin Costabel wrote:
My personal option for a solution would be to
This all sounds good to me.
Do you want to put the packages together, or should I get hacking on it?
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On Feb 27, 2005, at 9:45 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
This formulation comes from a time when there was no xfree86-4.0 and
especially no xorg package yet. Right now we have no unique freetype
that is part of XFree86. We are forced to live with several different
not really compatible freetype2
Benjamin Reed wrote:
Martin Costabel wrote:
My personal option for a solution would be to
This all sounds good to me.
Do you want to put the packages together, or should I get hacking on it?
I guess I can do it if you didn't already. I'll run a couple of builds
to be sure.
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On 27 Feb 2005, at 18:45, Martin Costabel wrote:
My personal option for a solution would be to
- first upgrade the current freetype2 package to 2.1.4. This is
trivial to do. And to
- have an additional freetype219 package that installs everything
(including all its library files) into
Jean-François Mertens wrote:
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Sounds perfect _ but are you sure you want 2.1.4 ?
I was just treading carefully here. It is perhaps true that 2.1.7
belongs rather to the 2.1.3 group than to 2.1.9, apart from the
artificial incompatibility in the freetype.h header. If we confirm this
with more
I've got a version of freetype2/freetype2-hinting 2.1.9 in my
experimental tree that, in theory, fixes issues of binary compatibility
and building by older packages. It includes some patches from debian
for backwards-compat as well as removing the error about including
ft2build.h first.
I would
Hi Benjamin,
I still get with mozilla :
nsFreeType.cpp
g++-3.3 -I/sw/lib/freetype2/include
-I/sw/lib/freetype2/include/freetype2 -o nsFreeType.o -c
-DOSTYPE=\Darwin7.8.0\ -DOSARCH=\Darwin\ -I../..
-I../../../dist/include/xpcom -I../../../dist/include/string
-I../../../dist/include/pref
On 27 Feb 2005, at 02:10, jfm wrote:
and I think 2.1.3 - 2.1.4 is OK with any fink pkg
That was : 2.1.3 - 2.1.7 ...
Jf
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-- Tony wrote:
We do need a newer version of freetype2 - I believe there are packages
that don't work correctly with more recent versions though, so people
are still working on it.
Do you know what packages they are? Yesterday after talking to you and
before the last message you sent me I
Michael wrote:
-- Tony wrote:
We do need a newer version of freetype2 - I believe there are packages
that don't work correctly with more recent versions though, so people
are still working on it.
Do you know what packages they are?
Firefox and mozilla both don't like later versions of freetype
Hans Fuchs wrote:
Hello
I installed freetype2 and then gnuplot. There was no freetype support.
So I had to do following
cd /sw/lib/
sudo ln -s libfreetype.6.3.2.dylib libfreetype.dylib
This is wrong, don't do it. It is by purpose that there is no
/sw/lib/libfreetype.dylib any more, so that
Also the libfoo.dylib are in the -dev pkgs, so freetype2-dev would have
the link in it, And if it was linking to X11's then I'd make sure the
SDK was installed.
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On 14-Nov-04, at 3:31 AM, Martin Costabel
Hello
I installed freetype2 and then gnuplot. There was no freetype support.
So I had to do following
cd /sw/lib/
sudo ln -s libfreetype.6.3.2.dylib libfreetype.dylib
Then fink rebuild gnuplot.
It don't know who is at error, gnuplot or freetype2. I just want you to
know about the problem.
On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 07:30 AM, Damian Steer wrote:
Using the XFree86 supplied freetype2. This (you will notice) is
missing out characters randomly - but that's a different issue, I
think. The odd thing is is finds all the fonts (AFAICT).
XFree86 uses the 'ftmac' support in FreeType2,
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