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Baekmuk is Korean BSD License fonts August.8 2004.. baekmuk-ttf & baekmuk-bdf 2.2 released I split baekmuk-fonts.ebuild to baekmuk-ttf & baekmuk-bdf and make them to use font.eclass Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created an attachment (id=37295) [edit] media-fonts/baekmuk-fonts-2.2.ebuild
Created an attachment (id=37296) [edit] media-fonts/baekmuk-ttf-2.2.ebuild
Created an attachment (id=37297) [edit] media-fonts/baekmuk-bdf-2.2.ebuild
Hi, thanks for the report. I added 2.2 ebuild without the package split. We don't have any meta package for only installing ttf and bdf fonts. If we split baekmuk-fonts into two ebuilds, we don't need a placeholder for them maybe? (as in lfpfonts-{var,fix}) I think it is not so useful to create a meta package for installing only two ebuilds.
there's many ebuilds depend on baekmuk-fonts .. (ex: xfree, xorg-x11, ghostscript, ... etc ) so I think there's placeholder until all dependence are solved :)
Which font do they really depend on? (I cannot find any dependency to baekmuk-fonts in xfree and xorg-x11, though) As for ghostscript, it seems that it depends on baekmuk TrueType fonts. It doesn't make sense for ghostscript to depend on baekmuk-fonts without ttf, does it? So the correct way of handling this for the moment is to split them into bdf and ttf, and then make ghostscript depend on baekmuk-ttf, right?
you're right.. I removed the baekmuk-fonts && emerge -uDpv world then.. there's no dependency problem except ghostscript, ghostscript-afpl and ghostscript need baekmuk-ttf thanx for attension.. :D
Why not just have a USE flag for whichever one's less important?
truetype is more important but.. I can't find.. proper USE flag.. in profile/use.desc.. p.s) truetype font can also be used in gd, freetype.. etc.. it's better to remove X USE flag in baekmuk-fonts-2.2.ebuild
the latest ghostscript also uses fontconfig. anyway, why not just install both if they're really needed ? (i doubt it..)