This ebuild adds minimal to IUSE in order to have smaller (around 3 times smaller) but still useful terminal. This is especially true on a uclibc-based system where --enable-shared does not work for some unknown reason. Moreover, Xft support is controlled through the truetype USE flag and is independent of the minimal USE flag. So, you can have a minimal urxvt with font smoothing (like I do) or full featured one but without font smoothing if you dislike it. Finally, there is small a fix for optimisation flags. Urxvt is a C++ program but uses the CFLAGS variable for optimisation, instead of CXXFLAGS. Reproducible: Didn't try Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 67088 [details] Improved rxvt-unicode-4.0 ebuild
Created attachment 67089 [details] Improved rxvt-unicode-5.3 ebuild
Truetype is in the ebuild some times ago. Is minimal still needed?
(In reply to comment #3) > Truetype is in the ebuild some times ago. Is minimal still needed? > minimal would be nice because the binary size between --disable-everything and --enable-everything is really big and many people don't need alle the features urxvt provides
Well these patches are horribly outdated, closing the bug. If you have some suggestions, please file a new one against the latest version, thanks.
