Re: freetype-config.in

2017-06-19 Thread David Coppa
k on all machines. > > > > It looks mostly straightforward to update (new functions -> minor > > bump), > > but it looks like there's something odd with builds/unix/ > > freetype-config.in, > > our file isn't the same as upstream'

Re: freetype-config.in

2017-06-19 Thread Stuart Henderson
chines that have been upgraded from older versions). This > > is a > > problem for ports which hardcode the font name like dwm and dmenu > > as > > there isn't any one name which will work on all machines. > > > > It looks mostly straightf

Re: freetype-config.in

2017-06-19 Thread David Coppa
dcode the font name like dwm and dmenu > as > there isn't any one name which will work on all machines. > > It looks mostly straightforward to update (new functions -> minor > bump), > but it looks like there's something odd with builds/unix/ >

Re: freetype-config.in

2017-06-19 Thread Stuart Henderson
ere isn't any one name which will work on all machines. > > It looks mostly straightforward to update (new functions -> minor > bump), > but it looks like there's something odd with builds/unix/ > freetype-config.in, > our file isn't the same as

Re: freetype-config.in

2017-06-19 Thread David Coppa
like there's something odd with builds/unix/freetype-config.in, our file isn't the same as upstream's last release, any suggestions on what to do with this? I've already posted an update to freetype-2.8, asking for a bulk build, and Matthieu already tested it... Have you missed it for some reasons?

freetype-config.in

2017-06-19 Thread Stuart Henderson
is is a problem for ports which hardcode the font name like dwm and dmenu as there isn't any one name which will work on all machines. It looks mostly straightforward to update (new functions -> minor bump), but it looks like there's something odd with builds/unix/freetype-config.in, our