[23:36:37] <dilfridge> jlec: ping [23:36:57] <dilfridge> any chance that sci-chemistry/xdsi also works with a different pdf viewer? [23:37:15] <dilfridge> xpdf needs to go the way of the dinosaur but is hardcoded as RDEPEND here [23:37:48] <dilfridge> the website says "kpdf", which means okular probably works too, others maybe as well... [10:14:07] <jlec> dilfridge: please file a bug, I will patch it. [10:14:28] <jlec> dilfridge: is there any other cross WM pdf viewer available? as far as I know at the moment, we have at least * okular (kde) * evince (gnome) * acroread (...) * gv (using ghostscript) * epdfview (looks lightweight & ok, gtk+ plus poppler) * mupdf (never tried) xpdf is already lastrited and masked; I see only two ways how this could change: * one of our devs wades through the patch mess * the poppler-xpdf fork makes a release (but upstream is having a baby these days)
+*xdsi-0.92-r1 (31 Jan 2012) + + 31 Jan 2012; Justin Lecher <jlec@gentoo.org> -files/0.91-gentoo.patch, + +xdsi-0.92-r1.ebuild, files/0.92-gentoo.patch, -xdsi-0.91.ebuild, + -xdsi-0.92.ebuild, metadata.xml: + Optionally depend on media-gfx/graphicsmagick[image], #314369; exchange RDEP + xpdf -> mupdf, #401289; drop old +
