I just bought a new laptop and have been getting the linux setup the way I like it. I installed slackware-current and downloaded enlightenment from cvs.
I had already compiled and installed imlib2, and slackware comes with imlib-1.9.14. I completely forgot about compiling fnlib when I went ahead and compiled enlightenment. E compiled cleanly and after installing seems to work well.
configure --help (in e's source directory) still shows: --with-fnlib compile with Fnlib support default=yes
I never saw a warning or complaint from the configure, and it built fine. So my question is, when did fnlib become 'no longer needed' or if it is needed, what functionality am I missing now? It seems to work fine. (output of 'ldd enlightenment' below)
As things are in CVS, default is to use imlib2. When using imlib2, fnlib support is turned off as it requires imlib1. Current CVS can also be configured to use imlib1 (--without-imlib2) and then --with-fnlib comes into play.
The functionality you are missing is support for Fnlib fonts. I am not aware that they are used in any theme, and nobody seems to have noticed missing fonts.
/Kim
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