see summary, prevents xfree + ft 2.1.2 from being built.
see summary, prevents xfree + ft 2.1.2 from being built. »cat /usr/portage/media-libs/freetype/files/digest-freetype-2.1.2 >> /usr/portage/x11-base/xfree/files/digest-xfree-4.2.0-r12« did the job for me. see you, - Manny -
azarah@nosferatu xfree $ cat files/digest-xfree-4.2.0-r12 MD5 ad43a8e9e39703322005cd6f7145b77f X420src-1.tgz 25961532 MD5 dae33268a9f2735b9678a81fb23e8d3e X420src-2.tgz 23227328 MD5 560899e175a02ab592185b69756f539e X420src-3.tgz 9306679 MD5 09bd932beeb5fc483ebb653033aeefca freetype-2.0.9.tar.bz2 621244 MD5 a70e4d28c241374868a099127c668949 truetype.tar.gz 1524606 MD5 19a91692fdb4fa3d2797f57beebee34a 4.2.0-xlib-i18n-module.patch 3970 MD5 5684153cb1f84875fb3535e3263dc447 4.2.0-zlib-security.patch 1391 MD5 2d5c738854c7cc0378ae457b09a029f4 4.2.0-libGLU-bad-extern.patch 1463 MD5 222bffcae6c2be37ec5cd993037f4f45 xf86Wacom.c.gz 26156 azarah@nosferatu xfree $ Which contains freetype-2.0.9.tar.bz2, which is the default XFree86 builds with. freetype-2.1.x is development versions (where 2.1.0 was known to break many stuff). If you want to build with 2.1.2, generate your own digest.
Did you read the freetype website exaclty and carefully? If you think so, just take a look at this quotation: --> This releases contains a few important bug-fixes that make it the first release in the 2.1.x development branch that can safely replace a stable installation of FreeType on any system. The cache sub-system has also been optimized to drastically improve its performance. As usual, more details on this page for all details.. <-- Just watch the part
Did you read the freetype website exaclty and carefully? If you think so, just take a look at this quotation: --> This releases contains a few important bug-fixes that make it the first release in the 2.1.x development branch that can safely replace a stable installation of FreeType on any system. The cache sub-system has also been optimized to drastically improve its performance. As usual, more details on this page for all details.. <-- Just watch the part «safely replace» I emerged it an have no problem at all, all fonts are rendered perfectly. Perhaps we should really unmask it as in the irc i just heard people saying «yes, it works great for me». see you, - Manny -
Please also watch the part <<development branch>> Meaning, it is not the stable branch, meaning we have already enouth issues with XFree86 in general/Xft/etc. This is what portage is all about .. you can use what you like. The fact of the matter is just you cannot expect us to throw away the last bit of stability and our sanity because you want to be *that* cutting edge. All the tools is there for you to experiment, and do things slightly differently if you so wish. BTW: I think what you want, is to set in /etc/make.conf: FEATURES="digest"
Will update freetype later on, but only if it proves not to break stuff.
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