@fontdir takes care of running mkfontdir, it shouldn't be needed as a
separate build step. See pkg_create(1).
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On 31 July 2022 11:26:25 Omar Polo <o...@omarpolo.com> wrote:
Hello,
"Thim Cederlund" <t...@cederlund.de> wrote:
Hi ports@,
% pkg_info cursed-font
Information for inst:cursed-font-1.0.0
Comment:
monospaced 9x18 bitmap font for low-DPI screens
Description:
cursed font is a 9x18 bitmapped font designed for low-DPI screens.
It was originally an embiggened and monospace-ified version of Apple's Chicago
font from System 6, but it also takes inspiration from many other fonts such
as bizcat, ttyp0, tamzen, scientifica.
Maintainer: Thim Cederlund <t...@cederlund.de>
WWW: https://github.com/kiedtl/cursed
Picture of the font in use: https://tilde.team/~kiedtl/images/cursed/sdemo.png
the font is a bit too big for my tastes, but the port looks good! :)
two minor nitpicks regarding the indentation, but otherwise it's ok for
me to import it if someone wants to. no need to send an updated
tarball, i trust whoever imports it to adjust the indentation
maybe we should print a note about `xset +fp /usr/local/...; xset fp
rehash' when installing bitmap fonts? not an issue per-se, other
packages like dina-fonts lacks it.
--- Makefile.orig Sun Jul 31 12:18:09 2022
+++ Makefile Sun Jul 31 12:20:05 2022
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
COMMENT = monospaced 9x18 bitmap font for low-DPI screens
-V = 1.0.0
+V = 1.0.0
PKGNAME = cursed-font-${V}
GH_PROJECT = cursed
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
do-build:
${X11BASE}/bin/bdftopcf -t ${WRKSRC}/font.bdf \
| gzip -9 >${WRKSRC}/cursed.pcf.gz
- ${X11BASE}/bin/fonttosfnt -o ${WRKSRC}/cursed.otb ${WRKSRC}/font.bdf
+ ${X11BASE}/bin/fonttosfnt -o ${WRKSRC}/cursed.otb ${WRKSRC}/font.bdf
${X11BASE}/bin/mkfontdir ${WRKSRC}
egrep '\.pcf\.gz' ${WRKSRC}/fonts.dir | \
sed 's/\.pcf\.gz//g' > ${WRKSRC}/fonts.alias
